Night kayaking tour provides Information about our unique ecosystem, the flora, fauna, and sea life that inhabits the lagoon, and historical notes of interest. Here we may experience Bioluminescent Bay, incredible natural phenomenon that shows a shimmering glow of bioluminescence as you dip your paddles and glide through the sparkling water. An amazingly unique experience only found in four other places on earth!
After Check-in guides gather group for a brief session covering basic kayaking, rules of the road, and the importance of keeping a minimum disturbance of the environment of the bioluminescent lagoon.
Then we launch our kayaks and head for a hidden opening in the mangroves in northern end of the beach. Upon entering the mangroves, we follow a channel for a mile leading to Laguna Grande.
Once we enter the laguna your guides gather group for an informative talk about: This unique ecosystem, the flora, fauna, and sea life that inhabits the lagoon, and historical notes.
Our bay is very delicate as it depends on the ecosystem surrounding it. Due to climate changes and other factors the bioluminescent bay can reduce its fluorescent lights . This means that the glow is not guaranteed . This all depends on natural or human causes that can affect the organisms. Our company is not responsible for these changes as we do our best to provide a unique experience for all who visit the island.
Type into google maps the following address:
KAYAK VILLAGE FAJARDO
987 Street, Fajardo, 00738
Once you arrive there will be an area for parking. Then walkup to the check-in, we will be in Kiosk #5 with the ORANGE Tent!!
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Rice cooked with pigeon peas, sofrito, and pork, a staple of Puerto Rican cuisine.
Fried green plantains, a common side dish in Puerto Rican cuisine.
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Fajardo is generally safe for tourists, but it's always important to stay aware of your surroundings and take common safety precautions.
Fajardo Bus Terminal
Shared taxis (Publicos) are a common and affordable way to get around Fajardo. They follow set routes and can be hailed on the street.
Available • Apps: Uber, Lyft
Car, Bike, Scooter
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