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4.1 (122 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Bioluminescent algae reacting to splashing.

Our tour guide Josh was very friendly and professional. The BIOLUMINESCENCE was AMAZING and VIVID and WORTH IT. 10/10

Sunset over kayak
Laura S.

We went on the Sunset Kayaking with Bioluminescence tour tonight with Jay & Gabe as our guides. Both were great & Jay was awesome leading us around to see different fish, plants, trees, birds, & other animals including manatees when it was light out. We heard black drum fish mating calls - and that was wild! You could feel the reverberations in the kayak - so cool! We saw a beautiful sunset too! Then went to shore for an opportunity to stretch our legs & I didn't know how much I needed that until I was out of the kayak - it was a welcome stop! We added a few more kayaks onto our group and went back out to check out the bioluminescence. I'm glad the email they sent included what to bring & wear - we read it & it was very helpful! The weather tonight was amazing & Jay taught us how to move the paddles to see the plankton dino bioluminescence and bioluminescent comb jellies - we were lucky & saw both! We got to hold a comb jelly & see them in a bowl to see them up close & their iridescence. Such a once in a lifetime experience - we were so excited! So many stars out tonight too! Jay pointed out several formations - he's knowledgeable about so much! We appreciated this longer tour & would highly recommend it! We would also do this again on a future trip & will tell our friends about it. Truly a 'can't miss' experience! Thank you BK Adventure - so glad we chose you too do this with us!

Thank you Thomas and Savannah. This was a truly great tour! The sunset tour was beautiful

Ready for kayaking!
Agnieszka N.

Well organized night time kayaking! Fantastic and caring staff as well as great/safe equipment. We had a blast to say the least! Highly recommended!

This is just a small portion of the bites I received while the instructed showed a total disregard for our health
Randy H.

I don't care what the website says about the bugs it's disrespectful to your customers to bring them out there for what is supposed to be a good time. I've been sick for 3 days for the bug bites. I know you're going to see this and your first instinct is to write a disingenuous apology but nothing short of a full refund can make this right

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Josh was a great guide and it was a fun time out on the kayaks. The jellyfish were cool

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Sara was a phenomenal guide! She's very informative, enthusiastic and fun! Will definitely try out other tours she recommended!

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