Fajardo Bio Bay Night Kayaking Tour

Yes, if you haven’t book the tour with transportation you can always upgrade your reservation for roundtrip transportation.

PR-987 Km 6.4 Kayak Village Fajardo, PR 00738 GPS Coordinates 18.3654071,-65.6251796 https://g.page/accesstourspr?share

Come prepared to get wet from your waist down. Lightweight, synthetic clothing or a swimsuit is the best. Do not walk bare foot on the beach for safety reasons.

What to Bring Bring a change of clothes, a towel, and mosquito repellent for your comfort. You may get wet during the kayaking tour. We recommend leaving cameras, cell phones, and other valuable items behind, as they can get wet, damaged, or lost. Standard cameras and cell phones generally do not capture the bioluminescent glow well. The glow can only be seen in darkness. A camera flash adds light to the scene, so the resulting photo shows the illuminated water rather than the bioluminescent effect.

What Not to Bring or Wear Jeans and long pants are not allowed during the kayaking tour. This is a safety requirement: if your kayak capsizes, wet jeans can make swimming difficult. Wear shorts or swimwear, and use mosquito repellent for protection against bites. If you don’t want an item to get wet, lost, or damaged, don’t bring it on the kayak. This includes jewelry, cameras, cell phones, and other valuables. Do not bring disposable plastic water bottles on the kayak. They can become litter in the mangrove channel and lagoon. Keep your towel with your change of clothes for use after the tour. Do not take it on the kayak—it will get wet, and you’ll need it dry when you return.

Yes, you can bring a bag for your towel and change of clothes. You may leave it at the registration table while you kayak, so you have dry clothes and a towel when you return. Bring only what you need and leave valuables behind. Anything you take on the water may get wet, damaged, or lost.

Tour capacity is limited. Your booking reserves spaces unavailable to other guests. Confirm your plans and everyone’s availability before booking. Cancel at least 48 hours before your scheduled tour for a full refund. Canceled spaces are released to other guests; availability for rebooking is not guaranteed. Date changes require at least 48 hours’ notice, are subject to availability, and carry a $20 fee per person, per change. Your original reservation remains confirmed until we confirm the new date and receive the fee. Within 48 hours, cancellations and date changes are nonrefundable and cannot be rescheduled, including changes affecting only part of your group. We may have turned away other guests to hold your spaces and may be unable to fill them on short notice. Late arrivals, no-shows, and missed tours due to transportation issues or travel delays are nonrefundable. If we cancel for unsafe weather or insufficient participants, you may reschedule without a fee, subject to availability, or receive a full refund. Bioluminescence varies naturally. Its visibility and intensity are not guaranteed. Low or absent glow does not qualify for a refund; the standard 48-hour cancellation policy applies. For bookings paid through third parties, refunds must be processed by the third party that collected payment.

Do Tours Still Operate When It Is Raining? Yes, tours may operate in the rain. We kayak through a mangrove channel into a lagoon, not in the open ocean. Rain alone does not mean the tour will be canceled. Heavy rain or nearby lightning may cause a delay or cancellation. Conditions can change quickly, so please arrive as scheduled unless we notify you otherwise. If we cancel due to unsafe weather conditions, you may reschedule without a fee, subject to availability, or receive a full refund.

Participants must be at least 7 years old to join the tour.

NO, for safety reasons, pregnant women are not allowed to participate in the kayaking tour.

Set aside approximately 2 hours for the full experience. Your adventure begins on shore with a safety briefing and Kayaking 101, followed by life jacket fitting and boarding your kayak. From there, enjoy approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes on the water, paddling through the mangrove channel, discovering Laguna Grande’s natural bioluminescence, and making the return journey.

Yes, the maximum weight is 240 pounds per person. This limit applies individually to each participant, regardless of the weight of their kayak partner.

Yes, all participants must be able to swim independently in case their kayak capsizes. Life jackets are provided and must be worn throughout the tour. Wearing a life jacket does not replace the ability to swim or eliminate the risk of drowning. There are no lifeguards on the tour.

Free parking is available but limited, so it’s advisable to arrive early.

Yes, participants should come prepared to get wet from their waist down. Lightweight, synthetic clothing or a swimsuit is recommended.

No, for safety reasons, please do not walk barefoot on the tour.

NO, It’s advisable not to bring any valuables you don’t want to get wet, lose, or damage during the tour.

Yes, please arrive sober and ready to paddle. For everyone’s safety, anyone visibly under the influence of alcohol or drugs will not be allowed to participate. No refund will be issued.

Yes, participants are required to sign a waiver before the tour begins.

The tour uses two-person double kayaks for a shared paddling experience. Groups with an odd number of participants will pair up with someone from another group to accommodate the uneven numbers.

Weather, the intensity of bioluminescence depends on natural factors such as rain, tide, moon phase, sunlight, and other elements not under our control. We do not modify images using software.

Call us at (787) 463-1940 or email us at peniel.access.ecotours@gmail.com

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