easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; basic paddling skills are helpful but not mandatory.
Paddle through peaceful mangrove tunnels and lagoons on Vieques’ Mosquito Bay. Enjoy expert-guided insights and stunning nature on this private 2-hour kayak tour.
2 Hours • All ages
Embark on a captivating 2-hour kayak tour through the serene mangrove forests of Mosquito Bay. Guided by experts, explore tranquil lagoons and tunnels while discovering the vital role of mangroves and their diverse wildlife. Experience the beauty and peace of this unique ecosystem in an unforgettable adventure.
2 hours
A simply spectacular elite tour of the Mangrove forests of Mosquito Bay. Join our guides for an informative kayak tour into mangrove tunnels and lagoons.
Learn about the importance of the mangrove ecosystem with an up-close look at birds, fish, crabs, oysters, and many other forms of life.
Discover what makes these unordinary trees so amazing!
The mangrove lagoons and tunnels are among the most peaceful and tranquil places anywhere. Paddle slowly and quietly, using all the senses to truly enjoy this floating forest.
An experienced guide is there to inform and answer any questions you might have.
Protection from the tropical sun is essential during your kayaking adventure to avoid sunburn.
Capture stunning photos of mangroves, wildlife, and water reflections without risking your gear.
Though the kayak is on water, bring water to stay hydrated in the warm climate.
Following the guide’s advice ensures a safe and enjoyable experience through narrow tunnels and wildlife areas.
The mangroves around Mosquito Bay have long supported local fishing communities and protected the island's shoreline from erosion.
Efforts in this area focus on preserving mangrove habitats to maintain water quality and sustain local biodiversity.
Keeps you cool and protected from the sun during the tour.
summer specific
Protects your essentials like phone and keys from water damage.
Keeps you hydrated throughout your kayaking experience.
Provides comfortable footing when entering or exiting the kayak.