Bio Bay Kayak Tour in Fajardo

Most of the staff was nice but there was one, Amari, who was rude. Kept shouting at us which made our trip unpleasant. We don’t kayak everyday and he expected us to be great at it. He went on to say how adults annoy him.

It was a cool and a little creepy experience kayaking in the pitch dark. Javier was very knowledgeable about bioluminescence and also the beautiful Puerto Rican night sky and stars.

Awesome experience!!! All tour guides, but in specific Enrique and Donovan were fantastic and very helpful!!

The staff was amazing. Sandra, Natalia and Javier were very helpful and funny l. They were very entertaining.

It was beyond my expectations. I read a lot of reviews about bioluminescence tour, some says good, some says it was totally a prank, fed to mosquitoes 🦟. I was hesitant to go. But my friend told me that he saw the blue light and the kayak through the woods is fun. So I was thinking maybe I’ll just enjoy the kayak around the sunset. We went on July 7th. The sunset was at 7:10pm, so we booked the tour at 6:30pm. Which turned out a very smart decision 😂because both of us don’t know how to kayak. It was a struggle at first. So it’s very lucky that when we started there was still day light for us to see the direction and figure out how to kayak. Since a lot of people complain about mosquitoes, so I wore long pants, then I was shocked we need to walk into the water to get on kayak😂 but the good thing is the water is warm. I saw blue lights when I stir the water with hands and feet. There were little sparkling ✨ on the pants if I pour some water on the the legs. It was absolutely beautiful and fantastic. We didn’t go around new moon, but the guide gave us a long cover over the kayaks to make sure we can see the lights in the darkness. ❗️Please don’t use too much bug spray on your hands or feet if you decide to put them into the water. There are tens of people set off every half hour, and different companies going into the same bay. If each one leave some bug spray in the little bay, which is devastating to the creatures there. Long pants and long sleeves will do.

I had a great time kayaking through the mangrove paths out to the lagoon. The kayaking trip itself was worth it to me. I went on a full moon night so in order to see the plankton they did have to cover us with a tarp but it worked well. The plankton were beautiful and lit up when agitated. We were also able to have some free time in the lagoon, you could see the plankton in the darker areas without the tarp. A few people were upset they couldn't take photos, but if you've done your research you'd know that a normal camera or cell phone camera isn't capable of capturing the plankton. Definitely wear clothes u can get wet and water shoes.

This was a once in a lifetime experience. The tour guides are hilarious and informative. However, if your upper body not physically fit, it will be very tiring. We kayaked through a narrow channel into the woods to get to the bay. Once we got to the bay, we all grouped together and they placed a tarp over us. We could really see the water glow like electricity!! It took my breath away. Beautiful. Even just kayaking in the dark was an experience on its own too.

It was such a fun experience. I kayaked with my young kid (8-year old) and it was his first kayak experience. One of the tour guides was very kind and pulled us on the way out. It was a very kind gesture. My son had a blast and bragged about his bio bay experience with his friends. Bio bay experience was amazing after some rain, based on one of the tour guides that we had better chance to see the bioluminance after some rainfall. Highly recommend this tour.

We were uncomfortable kayaking through an unknown area in the dark but the bioluminescence that we experienced was incredible!!

This was a once in a lifetime experience so I highly recommend it. That being said, it was not exactly what we expected! We scheduled the 8 pm kayak tour, which turned into a start time of about 8:30 pm. To get to the kayaks, you wade into about waist deep water. You are in a double kayak and you get about a 3 minute intro for maneuvering the kayak together so if you are a planner (like me), do some YouTube videos in advance so you are a little more prepared. It is complete complete darkness at this time! You kayak through the narrow mangrove tunnel, careful to avoid oncoming kayaks and boats until you reach the open lagoon. It was stressful! When we reached the open bay, it was really awesome! That made it all worth it! Bring a change of clothes and a towel to leave in the car. Get there early to find parking. Personally, I wore a long sleeve rashguard and board shorts rather than a swim suit. It was late at night and while it was still warm out, it was more comfortable.