Vieques Island: Clear Kayaking Biobay Tour｜Puerto Rico

Getting to Vieques:
You’ll need to arrange your own ferry or flight to get here. We recommend booking ferry tickets 2–3 weeks in advance if you look up Puerto Rico Ferry, route from Ceiba to Vieques.
The last ferry departs Vieques at 9:30 PM on weekdays, and 9:00 PM on weekends. With our earliest tour, you will have time to make the last ferry at 9:30 as long as you prearrange a taxi to be waiting for you when we finish. Contact us and we will let you know what time we get back to the meeting location —otherwise, we recommend staying overnight and enjoying island life a little longer ✨

Meeting details:
Our meeting location is across the street from the entrance to ☀️Sun Bay Beach in Esperanza
All guests must arrive 25 minutes before their scheduled tour time, no matter which tour they book, this rule applies to all tour times. We have a 10-minute check-in window:)
*Our tours run on a schedule so we can reach the bioluminescent bay on time and avoid delaying other guests/tours

Explore Mosquito Bay and discover why it’s the brightest bioluminescent bay on Earth. It’s an unforgettable adventure you’ll be talking about long after you leave. We have fully transparent kayaks, so it looks like you’re floating through a galaxy, the faster you go the brighter it gets:)

What to expect / keep in mind
* You will walk through shallow water to get into the kayaks
*you get a little wet (it’s worth it, we promise!)
* you will be operating your own kayak so yes you do have to paddle :)

Moon Phases & best visibility
Bioluminescence is a natural phenomenon that is always present in the bay, but how bright it appears depends greatly on natural light conditions, especially the moon phase.
The darker the night, the brighter the bioluminescence appears to our eyes. Moonlight, even though beautiful, it adds light to the sky, which affects visibility.

⭐ Best Time to Visit
For the best visibility, we recommend booking:
* Day of the new moon!
* 10 days surrounding the new moon
* The week after the full moon on the early tour times