Bioluminescence Tour

Our Bioluminescence Kayak Tour is the best ways to see the world-famous Bio Bay of Grand Cayman. This exciting and amazing tour will get you up-close and personal with millions of glowing organisms. It is a one-of-a-kind experience, and many people’s favorite activity on Grand Cayman. The Sweet Spot Cayman does 3-stops, including 2 types of bioluminescent creatures. We leave from Kaibo around sunset. The first stop is Starfish Point to see the setting sun and awakening stars. Next stop is the famous Bio Bay, where we spend most of our time. Our informative guides will tell you all about this amazing sight. Finally we visit a 2nd type of Bioluminescence, it is called the Disco Shrimp, and a totally different type of glowing organism. We use safe and stable 2-person sit-on-top kayaks as we navigate the near-shore waters between Kaibo and the Bio Bay. The tour is about 3 miles paddling and takes about 2 hours, and can be considered moderate paddling (especially if there is some wind). Tour leaves nightly (conditions allowing) from Kaibo Beach Bar, on Northside of Grand Cayman.  Tour is about 2 hours and cost $69.00 for adults 12 and over and $55.00 for children 3-11. Transportation to Kaibo We do NOT offer transportation, but we can give recommendations. We are located at Kaibo Beach Bar on the north side of Grand Cayman, about 45 minutes to 1 hour from 7 Mile Beach. Or 20 minutes from Morritt’s and The Wyndham Reef Resort. Many people rent a car and enjoy visiting the Northern and Eastern Districts, having dinner or late lunch at Kaibo before the tour. The Water Ferry from Camana Bay is a good option since it is a 20 minute boat ride from 7-Mile Beach to Kaibo.  On Tuesdays and Friday there are a scheduled trips to Kaibo that coordinate with our 7pm tour times. Cost is CI$20/person round trip. For more info click on this link. On other nights a custom water taxi can be arranged. Shuttle buses are an option and we can recommend a couple licensed operators that can provide ground transportation. They are best for larger groups as they have a minimum amount needed for the 1-hour drive each way plus waiting while the tour happens. Bus service is not regular, especially at night, so it is not a good option. Contact us if you have any questions or need help with transportation.

Cayman’s first boat tour to the world-famous Bio Bay with the Sweet Spot. Our customized Bio Boat was specifically designed for this tour, getting you up close and personal with millions of glowing sea animals. This is a one-of-a-kind experience, and many people’s favorite activity on Grand Cayman. The Sweet Spot Cayman does 3-stops, including 2 types of bioluminescent creatures. We leave from Kaibo around sunset. The first stop is Starfish Point to see the setting sun and awakening stars. Next stop is the famous Bio Bay, where we spend most of our time. Our informative guides will tell you all about this amazing sight. Finally we visit a 2nd type of Bioluminescence, it is called the Disco Shrimp, and a totally different type of glowing organism. Tour leaves nightly (conditions allowing) from Kaibo Yacht Club, on Northside of Grand Cayman. Tour is about 2 hours and cost $69.00 for adults 12 and over and $55.00 for children 3-11. Transportation to Kaibo We do NOT offer transportation, but we can give recommendations. We are located at Kaibo Beach Bar on the north side of Grand Cayman, about 45 minutes to 1 hour from 7 Mile Beach. Or 20 minutes from Morritt’s and The Wyndham Reef Resort. Many people rent a car and enjoy visiting the Northern and Eastern Districts, having dinner or late lunch at Kaibo before the tour. The Water Ferry from Camana Bay is a good option since it is a 20 minute boat ride from 7-Mile Beach to Kaibo.  On Tuesdays and Friday there are a scheduled trips to Kaibo that coordinate with our 7pm tour times. Cost is CI$20/person round trip. For more info click on this link. On other nights a custom water taxi can be arranged. Shuttle buses are an option and we can recommend a couple licensed operators that can provide ground transportation. They are best for larger groups as they have a minimum amount needed for the 1-hour drive each way plus waiting while the tour happens. Bus service is not regular, especially at night, so it is not a good option. Contact us if you have any questions or need help with transportation.