Trinidad & Tobago · TOBAGO WATERSPORTS & BIOLUMINESCENT NIGHTS
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Bon Accord Lagoon lights up blue under a paddle on a dark night, and the same flat water suits stand-up boards by day. Below are Tobago’s watersports and bioluminescence trips: which need a moonless sky, how long you are on the water, what gear comes with it, and what each one costs.
Learn SUP off Pigeon Point, Tobago with a calm 20-minute on-land lesson, then paddle in the water and along the coast for 1 hour.
“We had a wonderful time - I improved my stand up paddle board skills and my friend Carolyn learned to kayak. We were out for a couple of hours, traveling along the coast and then out to Nylon Pool and back to starting point. Duane was incrRead more”
Tobago at night with Brandon, a small 2-person bioluminescence swim, mangroves cruise, and snorkeling gear included for a 2.5-hour glow.
“Amazing to swim under the stars in sparking water Brandon was a good host and captain finding all the great spots for what was a magical experience”
A 3-hour night boat ride from Buccoo Reef in Tobago to spot glowing bioluminescent plankton and marine wildlife.
“Captain Brandon was a great host. He got in touch as soon as he got our booking and always responded to questions immediately. Once we met him we felt imediately comfortable. We had fun in his boat and thoroughly enjoyed his antics Read more”
Clear kayaking at Swallows Beach, Tobago. See reefs and fish through a clear kayak for about an hour. Eco-friendly, $25.
“Loved going out in these clear kayaks! They were clean, our guide offered clear, simple instructions and tips to help us have a great time. We enjoyed our time paddling around Swallows Bay looking beneath the beautiful clear water, moving Read more”
Tobago jet ski rental for two: 30 minutes of speed and sea views from Pigeon Point or Buccoo, with safety jacket included.
“It wassss soooooo funnnnn!!! I definitely recommend! They provide life jackets so no need to purchase one if anyone was wondering! They’re so nice and helpful! Just come and have a great time! You won’t be disappointed”
Turtle alert from Buccoo Beach in Tobago, with pickup, a boat-and-swim outing, and a careful watch for nesting leatherbacks up close.
“What a privilege to see this painstaking process by the leatherback turtle to "nest" and lay over 100 eggs. It was awe inspiring. And thank God for the people in Tobago that have fostered a relationship with these giant animals and nurture and track and educate the public year after year in the miracle of nature and our adverse impacts by our actions”
