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Kayaking Puerto Rico

After the island, the bio bay

Kayaking Puerto Rico puts you two to a kayak and paddles you through a red mangrove channel at sunset and into Laguna Grande, one of Puerto Rico's three bioluminescent bays. Pick it to round off an Icacos day: it leaves from the same Las Croabas lot as the water taxi.

Fajardo Bio Bay Kayak Tour

About this experience

This isn't a trip to Icacos. It's the evening plan for the same day. Kayaking Puerto Rico starts at Kayak Village in Las Croabas, the lot the water taxi beach day leaves from, and you paddle a red mangrove channel at sunset into Laguna Grande.

Kayaks take two people. Children from 6 to 13 must share a kayak with an adult, and there are weight limits. The listing rules it out during pregnancy and for people with back or heart problems or epilepsy. The glow is the point, and guests say it varies from night to night.

Timing works neatly. Discover Puerto Rico says the last water taxi back from Icacos usually runs around 4:00 p.m., which leaves room to rinse off and eat before a sunset paddle.

  • Two hours by kayak from Kayak Village, Las Croabas
  • A red mangrove channel at sunset
  • Laguna Grande, one of Puerto Rico's three bio bays
  • Two people per kayak
  • Easy to pair with a water taxi day from the same lot

How the day runs

  1. Before sunsetCheck in at Kayak Village

    Meet at Kayak Village in Las Croabas.

  2. At sunsetInto the mangroves

    Paddle a red mangrove channel toward the lagoon, two to a kayak.

  3. After darkLaguna Grande

    Out on the lagoon, the water sparkles when you move your paddle.

  4. EndBack to Las Croabas

    The tour finishes after about two hours.

What's included

Included

  • Two-hour guided kayak tour
  • Kayak shared by two
  • Free cancellation up to 24 hours before

Not included

  • A visit to Icacos
  • A set level of glow: it changes by night
  • Solo kayaks

Who it suits

Book it if

  • You're already in Fajardo for an Icacos day
  • You want something to do after the last boat back
  • Your kids are 6 or older and can paddle with you

Skip it if

  • You're pregnant or have back or heart problems or epilepsy
  • Your kids are under 6
  • You'd be upset if the glow is faint on your night

Tips before you book

  • Book it for the same day as the water taxi and you drive to Fajardo once.
  • Check the weight limits on the booking page before you book.
  • Bring a dry layer and something to keep your phone dry.
  • Expect the glow to vary: guests say some nights are brighter than others.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the bio bay kayak tour near Icacos?

It leaves from Kayak Village in Las Croabas, the same spot as the water taxi to Icacos, and paddles into Laguna Grande on the Fajardo mainland.

How long is the bio bay kayak tour?

About two hours, starting around sunset.

Can kids do the Fajardo bio bay kayak tour?

From age 6. Children aged 6 to 13 must share a kayak with an adult.

Can I do Icacos and the bio bay on the same day?

Yes. Discover Puerto Rico says the last water taxi back from Icacos usually runs around 4:00 p.m., and this tour starts at sunset from the same Las Croabas lot.

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