Bioluminescence Night Kayaking in Havelock Island

Kayaking In Havelock island is one of the most popular and best way to explore the island's natural beauty. This particular activity lets you paddle through thick dense mangrove forests, calm waters and sometimes even in the open sea areas this purely depends on the path that you choose. It offers a peaceful and yet adventurous experience for people who wants to get connected with the nature.

The kayaking in Havelock Islands is done in Nemo Reef which is also known as beach no.5. These areas are known for their calm waters and pleasant surroundings, there is also an option to choose a open sea kayaking session and be mesmerised by the sunset.

No not at all, Kayaking In Havelock is designed to be a safe and a beginner friendly activity to take part in. No matter if you are a complete beginner or someone who knows what kayaking is, our trained professionals will provide you a short briefing session on how to kayak properly and lead you with all the safety procedures and also help you navigate you through the mangroves of Havelock Island. A proper life jackets will be provided and the route we choose is always gentle and calm, so you just have to enjoy the activity.

Absolutely, Kayaking in Havelock Island is perfectly safe for people who do not know swimming as long as you follow all the safety instructions given by the instructors. Everyone is provided with a life jacket and the waters here are usually shallow, gentle and calm. There will always be a instructor with you who will be guiding you and help you through all the hurdles. There is also an option to choose a tandem kayak so that you can enjoy the kayaking experience with your loved ones.

The ideal time for kayaking in Havelock is from October to May, when the weather is pleasant and the sea is calm. Early mornings and late afternoons are the best times to go, especially if you want to avoid heat or enjoy a sunset kayaking tour. Night kayaking during the new moon phase is also incredibly popular here, thanks to the chance to witness bioluminescent plankton lighting up the waters.

Yes, bioluminescent kayaking is a major highlight in Havelock. During the night time especially on the new moon nights, you can definitely witness the glowing plankton in the waters that gives out a sparkling glow when you create a ripple when you kayak. This natural wonder makes the night kayaking a magical and it is a must do activity to experience in Havelock Islands.

Kayaking in Havelock Islands last typically lasts from 1 hour to 1.5 hours, it depends on the route and the type of tour you choose (day, sunset or night). Generally these activity start with a small briefing session you will be taking part in this activity and stop for a brief photo sessions which is included in the package.

You should wear lightweight, quick-dry clothing and footwear that can get wet. It’s a good idea to carry a towel, water bottle, sunscreen and insect repellent. If you are taking part in night kayaking, you will be provided a small torch or headlamp and a waterproof pouch for your phone if you plan to take pictures.

Absolutely, Kayaking In Havelock Island is a romantic and peaceful activity for couples, and a great bonding experience for families or groups of friends. There is also a option of Tandem kayaks to choose from so that two people can paddle together and enjoy, Tandem Kayak is perfect for those who want to share the journey or need a little extra support.

Booking your kayaking experience in havelock is really easy with Andaman Bliss, you just have to simply visit out website and just choose your travel dates and let us know your preferred time slot. We will coordinate and provide you with a best and safe experience.

Bioluminescence is the natural emission of light by certain marine organisms, such as plankton. When disturbed, they emit a blue-green glow, creating a magical underwater light show during night kayaking.

The best time is during new moon nights or when the moon is less bright, as darker skies make the glow more visible. The phenomenon is more prominent from November to April, although it can be seen at other times too, depending on water conditions.

No prior experience is necessary. A brief training session is provided before the tour starts, and our experienced guides will assist you throughout the trip.

Yes, it's completely safe. All trips are led by certified guides, and life jackets are provided. The kayaks are stable and the waters in the mangrove areas are usually calm.

Yes, children above age 6 can participate if accompanied by an adult. However, it’s important that they are comfortable in the water and able to follow basic instructions.

Participants should be in reasonable physical condition. Pregnant women or people with serious medical conditions should consult a doctor and inform the organizers in advance.