Hibird

When you book a tour with us to explore the Bioluminescent Bay in Puerto Rico, you can expect the following:

Kayaks and paddles are suitable for beginners.
Life jackets that are approved by the US Coast Guard.
Low-intensity navigation lights that are perfect for night-time paddling.
Comprehensive training and safety instructions before the tour.
Bug repellent to keep you comfortable during the tour.
Snacks, including water and granola bars, keep you energized.
Our eco-interpretive guide from Kayaking Puerto Rico will accompany you throughout the tour.
First aid and kayak towing equipment for your safety and convenience.
We also have two-person sit-on-top kayaks available for your convenience.

WHAT TO BRING

Mask (will get wet – we recommend cloth or bringing an extra)
Cell phone (in the event that we need to contact you or you need to contact us prior to the excursion)
Comfortable clothes that can get wet (we recommend a bathing suit or active wear)
Shoes that can get wet (flip flops are fine)
Towel and change of clothes for after the excursion
DO NOT BRING ANY VALUABLES OR ITEMS THAT CANNOT GET WET – lost items are very hard to find in the water at night, and anything you take with you will get wet!

MINIMUM PARTICIPATION

This excursion requires a minimum of at least six guests in order to provide the tour. In the event this minimum is not met, we will call you before the excursion to go over alternative options (i.e. reschedule for a different date or time that has the minimum requirement, payment options for a private excursion, or cancel without penalty).

DISCLOSURES

Bioluminescence is a natural phenomenon that is unpredictable and subject to change. Therefore, it is impossible to ensure its brightness levels.
Depending on the season, it is possible to find large amounts of sargassum (floating algae) during the tour; this is also a natural phenomenon, but it can become uncomfortable.
At times, we experience strong winds and currents in the bay, which increases the effort of paddling and physical activity. However, you’ll be paddling out to a lagoon, so you won’t have to worry about waves in open water.
Participants must be comfortable with dark environments. Not recommended for guests who may be prone to anxiety while on crowded and reduced spaces.

HEALTH & AGE RESTRICTIONS

Maximum Weight Limit: Kayaks have a weight limit of 240 pounds per guest, but the total capacity per double kayak is up to 425 pounds between 2 guests.
Minimum Age: 6 years old | Participants Ages 6-13 must be accompanied by an adult on the same kayak | Participants Ages 14-17 must have an adult participating on the tour.
The following guests cannot participate:
• Pregnant women
• Guests with recent surgeries
• Guests with neck, back, arm or leg problems or casts
• Guests who have epilepsy, heart conditions and/or dizziness
Other important notes:
• We cannot accommodate 3 participants in one kayak.
• All guests must be able to communicate in English or Spanish.
• Guests that show signs of intoxication by Drugs or Alcohol will not be allowed to participate.
• You are responsible for sharing the information throughout this email with the rest of your group and for notifying us ahead of time with any concerns about your health or physical condition for the excursion.

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