Which bioluminescent bay can you swim in?

La Parguera
The bioluminescent bay in La Parguera is the only bay in Puerto Rico where swimming is allowed and it adds to the true magical experience of the bay tour. On our bio-lagoon trips you will be provided with snorkel gear so you can dive under the water and swim amongst the glittering organisms.

How do I get to bioluminescent bay?

You can also fly from San Juan’s Isla Grande Airport (SIG) for a little less. Airlines that have flights to Vieques include JetBlue, Cape Air and Seaborne Airlines. Flights leave multiple times a day. In the alternative, you can take a ferry from Fajardo or Ceiba.

Which bioluminescent bay is best in Puerto Rico?

Out of the three bio bays in Puerto Rico, Laguna Grande in Fajardo is the only one that’s not technically a bay. The narrow and long canal that leads to the dazzling “glow-in-the-dark” water makes this unique waterbody a lagoon. It is the most visited bio bay in Puerto Rico due to its proximity to San Juan.

Is it safe to swim in bioluminescent water?

“Here in California these blooms of dinoflagellates are usually not toxic,” said Deheyn. “So feel free to go swimming in the bioluminescence, it’s an awesome experience. Or you can take the algae and smear it around the sand to watch it glow.” You’ll be able to see the bioluminescence.”

Can you swim in bioluminescent bay Grand Cayman?

Swim in the glowing waters of the Bio Bay… While you’re on a kayak tour, one of the most magical experiences you can have is seeing the glow of Bioluminescence. Our location in Grand Cayman conducts Bio Bay tours almost every night (conditions allowing) by kayak and boat.

Can you swim in Mosquito Bay?

It is amazing to see bioluminescence, and this bay is one place where it can reliably be witnessed if the moon is dark. However, part of what made it so remarkable was to be able to swim in the bay the organisms glow when disturbed but swimming is now prohibited in order to protect the bay.