- Stearns Wharf - April 27, 2022. An Akashiwo sanguinea bloom is also occurring at the Santa Barbara station alongside another mucus-producing species, Cochlodinium polykrikoides. ...
- Newport Beach Pier - April 25, 2022. ...
- La Jolla Scripps Pier - April 27, 2022.
Will blue waves return in San Diego in 2022?
Despite the smell, the algae was still harmless, Anderson said. We haven't seen a comparable event since, but blue waves were visible again in March 2022. Lokesh, of course, was there to capture those, too. The San Diego photographer could be considered a "bioluminescence chaser."
What is bioluminescence in the ocean?
Bioluminescence is a natural chemical process found in the ocean that allows it to glow and glitter like the stars in the sky. There are many different creatures, including squid, fish, algae, and tiny crustaceans, that produce bioluminescence.
When is the best time to see bioluminescence?
Dionne – Bioluminescence in California happens mostly in summer and near San Diego. You can see it in coastal waters when conditions are right around July and August. The bioluminescence in Florida is more year ’round because it is mostly in the intracoastal, Indian River Lagoon. Click Here to Book Now!
Does the moon light affect the visibility of the bioluminescence?
While the moon light reflecting on the water can affect the visibility of the bioluminescence, our guides are trained to take you to the areas where you are most likely to see it to have the best experience possible.
What happens if it's raining?
Our tours rarely cancel due to weather. If it is raining the day of the tour, chances are, with Florida weather, it will clear up by the time your...
What else is recommended?
We recommend you do the "Sunset Tour" if you have time. That way you get to see dolphins, and possibly manatees and all the amazing birds. Then, ta...
What is the weight limit?
For our single kayaks, the weight limit is 275 lbs. For the tandem kayaks it is 550 lbs. The night kayaking tours are done on tandem kayaks.
What if I am not a good kayaker?
Some people are naturally athletic, and they pick up any kind of activity easily. If that's you, pick either launch location. If you are a beginner...
Will there be mosquitos?
Ram, the owner, likes to say, "You bring the spray, we'll bring the mosquitos!" We cannot guarantee there will be mosquitos, but there is a 99% cha...
What about groups?
We can manage groups up to 50 people. We recommend you book weekend nights at least 45 days in advance for large groups. Weekdays is best, as those...
Will the bioluminescence be bright?
We like to think so, but we cannot guarantee it. Here are the best conditions: hot weather, right after a rain storm, dark night. Sometimes the nig...
How close is Bioluminescent Kayaking launch to Orlando or Miami?
This depends on your launch site: either Kelly Park is near Port Canaveral right off of Hwy. 528 (about 45 mins from Orlando), or in peak-season al...
What about dogs?
Lots of people who love kayaking with their dog have asked about this tour. We do not recommend this one for dogs, as it is a night kayaking tour....
What about kayaking for small children?
Our recommended age for paddling is 5+ years old. Each tandem kayak, has a small middle seat, that a younger child could sit in. Price is per perso...
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