After living in PR for 23 years and moved to the US in 1998, I have visited the island many times. La Pargera, the bioluminescent bay on the south part of the island is almost completely obscured. This place is definitely a jewel. A must see for everyone. I thought it was going to be difficult to paddle but, let me tell you, a kid can do it. I will bring all my friends and family next and every time I'm in PR.

Kayaking at night is interesting. On this trip only red and green glowsticks are used so you really cannot see your surroundings at all. The guides and owners were extremely nice and answered all questions. Ran into large groups from cruise ships that were noisy. Heard the DNR passed laws that forbid swimming but other groups were swimming loudly. Leave for Fajardo while it is still light out, it will be easier to follow the directions and arrive without getting lost.

WOW! I changed my flight to come to Puerto Rico early just so that I could go on this trip. Boy was it worth it. Wish I could go with no moon but you guys showed us something I will never forget.

If you ever get the opportunity to visit Puerto Rico, Kayaking Puerto Rico to the bio bay is a MUST! There are no words to discribe the experience of moving silently, slowly through the mango canal it is almost sureal. The bay was absolutely awesome..the micro-organisms that glow in the water are a mind boggler. Our tour guides...sorry I can't remember their names...were absolutely awesome! We were on the 9pm tour September 2nd and I would do the tour again today given the opportunity. Take it from someone who has traveled to many of the Caribbean islands and seen many amazing things, if you can't enjoy yourself of this trip then you should just stay home. (The world is far too exciting for you!) Try it, you'll love it!!!!!