FAJARDO · KAYAKING TOURS
The water worth the paddle.
The 5 fajardo kayaking tours travellers paddle most, gathered in one place. Where each route takes you, how long you are on the water, who runs the trip, and what a seat in the boat costs.
Night kayak from Fajardo through mangroves to Laguna Grande, see bioluminescent plankton glow, learn the ecosystem, and stargaze.
Most Popular“We are in our 70’s but fit. It was a manageable workout. Bioluminescence was a bit disappointing, but the night kayaking through the mangroves was awesome. Leaders managed logistics of the large group well. We have not received the promised photos. Please send (or resend) them.”
Kayak through mangroves to Laguna Grande in Fajardo for a bioluminescent night. Two hours, guides, snacks, and a tarp plan.
“Our family had a great experience. We wouldn't recommend if at least one oerson in the two-person pair for the kayak doesn't have any experience. Also, if you have an odd number, someone in the group will get paired with someone you don't know. Worked out great for our group but can imagine it might…”
Kayak the bioluminescent bay near Fajardo at dusk with a marine biologist, mangrove tunnels, and safety gear plus snacks for about 2 hours.
“Heed the warnings that you will get wet. There were people barefoot which was a bad idea. You actually walk through a backlot and across jagged area then out in the water to the kayaks. We were prepared and I'm happy we did it. UnfortunRead more”
Night kayaking in Fajardo’s mangroves to Laguna Grande, where plankton glow with each paddle stroke, guided for beginners at $80.
“This is truly for beginners with no swimming or kayaking experience needed. Both Gary and Abel are very resourceful. They made sure our experience was amazing.”
Kayak Puerto Rico’s Laguna Grande at sunset with a marine biologist. Bioluminescent lagoon, snacks, and bug care from Fajardo.
“Slightly disappointed. To many people on the tour. It would have been a better experience if they separated based on experience level. I have been kayaking for years and spent the entire time avoiding being ran into by couples that could not control their kayaks.”
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