Price from:
70 USD
Join us for this magical experience with the sparkling stars above and the bioluminescent glow below!
Duration
1.5 Hours
About
Responsible for the beautiful bluish-white flashes that occur when seawater is disturbed at night, is a small micro-organism called dinoflagellates. Seeing schools of fish or maybe a dolphin activate these tiny critters is nothing short of a miracle and belongs on everybody's bucket list.
This bioluminescent tour takes you out on the water, where there are plenty of manatees, dolphins, and other marine life in the area. So chances are you will see some marine life up close and you can experience the magnificent light trails created by these animals in the water.
The best time to see bioluminescence is around the New Moon, when there is no moonlight reflecting on the water. However, the week surrounding the New Moon is still a great time to see the bioluminescence. You should plan well in advance if you plan to go on a New Moon night, or on the weekend as these tours sell out.
Included
- A professional, knowledgeable, medically trained, and certified tour guide
- A commitment to make the tour as exciting, challenging, informative, and full as you'd like, and as is possible in a day
- Top-of-the-line kayak gear
What to Bring
- Bug repellent
- Dress according to the weather (bring extra layers in cold weather)
- Drinking Water
Booking Notes
> ⚠️ **IMPORTANT INFORMATION**
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> **PLEASE ARRIVE 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO TOUR BEGIN.**
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> **Please check your email on the day of departure** for any updates, as changes to the time or location, or even cancellations due to unfavorable weather, may occur. Additionally, ensure we have your valid email and phone number on file so we can contact you promptly if needed.
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> 💡 **TIP**
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> - **Wear quick-dry clothing** and water shoes or flip-flop.
> - **Don't forget bug spray** to keep insects away.
> - **Pack a towel and a change of clothes** for after the tour.
> - **Bring cash to tip your guide**—they work hard to make your experience awesome!
