Les meilleurs événements de la ville Plage de cacao. Visite des lamantins /coucher de soleil /bioluminescence commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Découvrez tout ce que le refuge faunique a à offrir avec trois expériences distinctes regroupées en une seule visite de trois heures ! Lancez votre kayak à la lumière du jour et entourez-vous des espèces menacées les plus appréciées de Floride, les lamantins antillais ! Asseyez-vous pendant que les gentils géants roulent, reniflent et se blottit tout autour de vous

Visite des lamantins /coucher de soleil /bioluminescence

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Découvrez tout ce que le refuge faunique a à offrir avec trois expériences distinctes regroupées en une seule visite de trois heures ! Lancez votre kayak à la lumière du jour et entourez-vous des espèces menacées les plus appréciées de Floride, les lamantins antillais ! Asseyez-vous pendant que les gentils géants roulent, reniflent et se blottit tout autour de vous. Les dauphins sont également actifs à cette heure de la journée alors qu'ils se disputent leur dîner dans la crique adjacente.

Ensuite, dirigez-vous vers Bird Island, une colonie protégée par le gouvernement fédéral, pour observer des centaines d'oiseaux planer au-dessus de votre tête. Ibis, hérons, aigrettes, pélicans, cormorans et spatules rosées et bien d'autres glissent tous dans leurs troupeaux pour nicher pour la nuit. Laissez-vous bercer par la sérénité du kayak qui se balance doucement alors que le soleil se couche pour la nuit dans les roses, les oranges et les rouges du coucher du soleil.

Enfin, la visite se termine par l'expérience bioluminescente de la saison, qu'il s'agisse de la bioluminescence estivale, de la bioluminescence hivernale de la gelée en peigne ou d'un ciel étoilé au clair de lune.

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Kayak

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2 hour kayak tour

Kayak

Professional guide

Information additionnelle

Convient à tous les niveaux de condition physique
Ce qu'il faut apporter :
Des vêtements qui ne vous dérangent pas d'être un peu mouillés. Serviette (laissée dans la voiture)
Chaussures d'eau - sandales ou Crocs pouvant être portées dans l'eau
Apportez des vêtements de rechange supplémentaires au cas où
Appareil photo & Sac étanche (facultatif) Ceux-ci sont assez inutiles pour capturer la bioluminescence, mais parfaits pour capturer les gens.
Eau en bouteille, collations
Tout équipement de pagaie personnel spécial si vous le souhaitez
Vous pouvez apporter une lampe de poche, mais nous fournirons une lumière de sécurité.

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Commentaires (109)

jmarchuk8675

Oct 2019

A Day Away absolutely MADE our trip to Tampa after accommodating our group who had to drive 3 hours to Titusville by switching us to a different day due to tornado warnings, high winds, and heavy rains courtesy of Tropical Storm Nestor, so THANK YOU!!! None of us had ever seen any variety of bio-luminescence and were so happy to get to see both! I will absolutely be back to see both the dinoflagellates and the comb jellies in peak season. As for the nature stuff, we got to see it all. During our info/safety talk we were completely surrounded by dragonflies. I have NEVER seen that many in one place. It was really cool! Dolphins were swimming right where we put the kayaks in. Birds galore were flying above. We saw manatees and a gator in the mangroves and then later another gator - a big one! He didn't bother a soul - don't be scared! Some lucky folks got to see fish light up the dinoflagellates whilst swimming around, but I was too busy staring up at the sky once it got dark enough after a spectacular sunset. There is absolutely nothing like being on the open water under a clear sky. So many stars! Do yourself a favor and book a few kayak tours. I'd do the mondo again. I'd also like to do the midnight tour because the darker it gets, the brighter the bioluminescence and the brighter the stars. Big thanks to Brian and his crew for keeping us all together and for being so fun!

Melissa_W_TN

Oct 2019

Amazing from start to finish. Brian and crew were excellent at keeping everyone together and helping along the way. Very informative and so much to see! We saw dolphins, manatees, a few alligators, and the bioluminescent comb jellyfish. The dinoflagellate were still around which made for an indescribable experience. Brian would shine his light to make the fish jump. It was a clear night full of stars with a clear view of the Milky Way. Several shooting stars completed our trip.

NeilAbbott

Oct 2019

We went on this in September and it was the most amazing experience of the two week holiday. Bob met us at the launch site (be aware the site would be almost impossible to find without GPS) and explained everything that would happen, gave us some basic instructions on rowing a 2 person kayak, safety hints and life vests. Unfortunately my wife was unable to follow these instructions and every time her oar hit the water we would vere off in a random direction. In the end I just told her to stow her oar and I did all the work. It was safer for everyone. There was only us there, because sensible people check for things like full moons when they want to see bioluminesce and obviously we're not that smart. Just before we set off we had 3 manatees come almost up to the launch beach and we thought that was amazing to see them in the wild, but that was only a taster. Bob led us up the river to a place that the manatees like to frequent and there were loads there. After a short while they were coming around the kayaks to get some attention. We were stroking them and one even turned over for a belly rub. It was unforgettable. We then went out to one the islands in the bay that is a bird sanctuary and we saw so many different birds coming home to roost at dusk. Fortunately there was a decent amount of cloud cover and we managed to see some bioluminesce on the return leg. Bob also gave Stella a litttle net to run through the water to disturb the water more and get a better look (it's not like she didn't have the free hands to do it) and she managed to catch a couple of comb jellyfish in the net. These aren't real jellyfish though so not going to hurt you. She tipped them out into her hand and they were invisible, until she shook her hand, then they glowed blue. Again this is something that we will never forget. Bob was full of information, really friendly and a great guide. If I could give this experience more than 5* I would. All in all we were on the water for around 3 hours and covered about 4.5 miles

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