Explore Laguna Grande by kayaking through an enchanting mangrove forest, where you'll witness the natural wonder of bioluminescence, a radiant light created by the tiny organism Pyrodinium bahamense.

Keep in mind that bioluminescence is a natural phenomenon with varying brightness. *When needed, a tarp is used to minimize light from the moon or artificial sources as an extra step to help better appreciate the bioluminescence.

Sargassum, a harmless seaweed found in the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico, often lands on our shores and occasionally emits a scent.

All odd-numbered groups or solo kayakers will be paired up during the tour.

You will get wet! Dress accordingly.

During peak season, high visitor volumes and tour companies may require shifts to enter/exit the lagoon, causing occasional light bumps between kayaks. Our experienced guides ensure safety and enjoyment.