Paddle a clear kayak at night and look for bioluminescent glow in the lagoon
90 Minutes
Kayak, PFD, guide
Launch from Beacon 42 Boat Ramp for a 90-minute guided clear-kayak paddle on the Indian River and Mosquito Lagoon near Titusville. Start near sunset and learn about the area as you look for bioluminescence in the water.
Cash for guide tips is suggested. No alcohol or drugs are allowed, and service may be refused without a refund if you are deemed incapable of paddling.
All sales are final; no refunds. Rebook only with 48+ hours notice. No-shows cannot rebook. If you are late to orientation/launch, you cannot attend and may not be able to rebook. Operator may cancel for safety/weather; you can reschedule.
Arrive 30 minutes before your tour time. Orientation starts 15 minutes before; if you miss it, you will not join your scheduled launch and may be moved to a later time only if space is available.
Wear light, quick-dry clothes and footwear you can wear in the water (expect light splashes). Bring water, snacks, bug repellent, a towel, sunscreen for pre-sunset, and consider leaving valuables at home. Cash for guide tips is suggested.
You get a kayak, life vest (personal flotation device), whistle, flashlight, and glow stick, plus professional guides.
Beacon 42 Boat Ramp, Courtenay Parkway North, Mims, FL US
The guides here really make the experience, with Brian, Kyle, Terrence, and Jeremiah getting enthusiastic shoutouts for their knowledge, humor, and ability to keep groups engaged even when weather doesn't cooperate. Guests consistently spot manatees, dolphins, birds, and the glowing jellies that make this tour special. The clear kayaks offer great views, and watching bioluminescence sparkle in the water creates genuinely magical moments that have people grinning in the dark. Weather can be unpredictable, and some tours happen in the rain, but most guests actually embrace getting soaked as part of the adventure. A few visitors mention administrative hiccups with cancellations and communication, which caused frustration. The bioluminescence itself varies by season and conditions, so managing expectations is important. Pack bug spray for Mosquito Island, bring a change of clothes for the car, and understand the glow might be subtle rather than dramatic depending on timing. Most people leave thrilled with the wildlife encounters and the guides' entertaining commentary about local history and nature.
Jeremiah was a fantastic tour guide! He was very knowledgeable, and fun. We were too early in the year for the bioluminescent plankton, so he found us some comb jellies. He even made sure we saw manatees. It was a beautiful location and such a gift for the entire world that it is being protected. I love that Jeremiah was passionate about the conservation efforts in the area. I highly recommend you take this tour! (Bring bug spray and wear long sleeves at least. The mosquitos were no joke!)
Juliann silver
May 18, 2026
Jeremiah was a fantastic tour guide! He was very knowledgeable, and fun. We were too early in the year for the bioluminescent plankton, so he found us some comb jellies. He even made sure we saw manatees. It was a beautiful location and such a gift for the entire world that it is being protected. I love that Jeremiah was passionate about the conservation efforts in the area. I highly recommend you take this tour! (Bring bug spray and wear long sleeves at least. The mosquitos were no joke!)
Juliann silver
May 18, 2026