easy
1 hour
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required but some basic paddling endurance helps.
Discover the tranquility of kayaking near San Juan's Dos Hermanos Bridge. Paddle through vibrant waters teeming with marine life in a double kayak, ideal for a fun and relaxing outdoor adventure.
1 hour rental
Embark on an unforgettable hour of kayaking at the stunning Dos Hermanos Bridge, where you can explore a vibrant lagoon teeming with manatees and diverse marine life. Enjoy a brief lesson and all necessary gear as you paddle through this unique ecosystem, perfect for both relaxation and adventure with loved ones.
1 hour
Enjoy and relax the getaway with your family and friends in nature.
An hour of kayaking adventure and all necessary equipment: kayak, paddle, and life jacket; along with a brief lesson on how to paddle for beginners.
This location is extremely special because of the ecosystem of the lagoon. It is very common to come across manatees that feed on seagrass and that live in harmony with so many other marine species that live there.
It also has a community of natural and artificial reefs that make the experience even richer. It’s the perfect spot to relax and enjoy nature or either way perform kayaking as a sport at the entrance of San Juan.
Maximum Weight:
Kids Mini-100 lbs. Single -200 lbs. Double - 350 lbs. Triple - 450 lbs.
For a comfortable and fun trip we recommend that you take into consideration weight limits when renting watersports equipment.
Choose lightweight, moisture-wicking clothes that dry quickly to stay comfortable during your kayak tour.
Protect your skin and the local marine ecosystem by using reef-safe sunscreen before heading out on the water.
Capture memories without worry by using a waterproof camera or protecting your device with a waterproof case.
Pack a water bottle to avoid dehydration while paddling under the sun in warm tropical conditions.
The Dos Hermanos Bridge area has historical significance as a key crossing point linking San Juan's coastal zones.
Efforts are in place to protect local manatees and marine habitats by promoting responsible kayaking practices and limiting visitor impact.
Keeps your belongings dry and safe while kayaking.
Provides shade and helps protect your face from strong sun rays.
summer specific
Protects your feet on slippery or rocky kayak launch areas.
Useful for early mornings or sudden cooler weather changes.
spring specific