Tour Waitlist - Glowing Bay Adventure - Bioluminescence Kayak Tour

No experience is necessary on our trips! Our tours are perfect for beginners. We provide all the equipment you’ll need, and it’s exceptionally stable to help you feel secure on the water. Plus, we start with a fun and easy Kayaking 101 lesson to get you comfortable and ready to enjoy the adventure. It’s all about having a great time and experiencing something new!

Fitness Requirement: You will paddle moderately for two miles! All participants must be reasonably fit and agile to get in and out of the kayak and able to sit at a 90-degree angle with their legs forward.

If you are looking for more information on beginner kayaking, check out TripOutside’s blog post on Kayaking for Beginners!

Rest assured, knowing how to swim is not required for the tour. We prioritize your safety and provide everyone with life jackets. Additionally, the water canal we paddle through is mainly 3 to 5 feet deep, ensuring a secure and enjoyable experience.

Tandem kayaks are much wider and extremely stable, designed to prevent tipping over. To ensure safety, they have a weight limit of 225 lbs (102kg) per person. — When loaded to its maximum capacity, the kayak will lose stability and maneuverability if the weight limit is exceeded. That is why it’s important not to overload a kayak beyond its weight capacity.

We adore pets, but unfortunately, our kayaks are not set up to accommodate our furry friends. This is primarily for their safety and to ensure a comfortable experience for all participants.

No, all of our kayaks are two-seater kayaks. In this case, all odd-numbered groups or solo kayakers will be paired up during the tour.

Our night tours are guided, and we provide low-intensity nighttime navigation lights to ensure you can see and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.

We monitor the weather closely. Light rain won’t stop us, but if conditions become unsafe, we will reschedule or refund your tour.

Weather Policy: If you choose not to attend without prior cancellation notice, you will be charged if the adventure proceeds. Tour cancellations may occur at the last minute or on-site.

Bioluminescence is a natural phenomenon with varying intensity, and light pollution can affect visibility. When needed, a tarp is used to reduce light from the moon or artificial sources, as an extra step to help better appreciate the bioluminescence.

The bioluminescent intensity depends on weather conditions such as rain, tide, moon phase, sunlight and many other natural factors out of our control. Ideally, the best time to visit is around the new moon and during the dry months, December to March with a midsummer dry season June to July.

Check out our blog describing bioluminescence more in depth at Bioluminescence Kayaking!