Nighting Kayaking in Havelock is a fun and exciting kayak trip performed in the night time. You will paddle through the calm water bodies and witness the glow of tiny sea creatures. The tour mixes thrill and nature and is a quiet, starry trip on mangrove creeks and open water. This experience is especially famous for its glowing water trails created by the movement of the kayak.

The kayaking trip often starts from the Elephant Beach. The beach is known for its clean water bodies and quiet lagoons, which make it a perfect place to do a water trip at night time. The participants who are staying close to the activity site can enjoy the complimentary pickup and drop service given by the operator.

Yes, the participants can benefit from the free pickup and drop service provided within a radius of 3 km of the activity location. This service will ensure people are at the starting point safely and on time.

The nighttime activity is suitable and perfect for people aged 10 to 50 years old. This means that young kids as well as the adults can easily take a part in the adventures and can enjoy the experience together. The paddling is easy and doable, so almost everyone of the given age group can take part in this activity easily.

No, individuals do not need any sort of previous experience in order to perform kayaking. This activity is tailor-made for beginners and experienced individuals, which begins with a detailed and well-informed training session. All the essential training is provided regardless of the beginning of the experience.

The night kayaking activity in Havelock Island is truly safe and secure, led under the supervision of certified instructors. Individuals are given the necessary equipments like life jackets and safety instructions throughout the entire journey. The Elephant beach is usually calm and quiet, and thus, makes the nighttime activity possible.

Bioluminescence may be regarded as a natural light composed from small marine creatures known as phytoplankton. When the paddling in the water disturbs them, they form a blue-green light.

No, swimming is not required to visit. Every participant is given a necessary life jacket, and the kayaks are usual remains stable and beginner-friendly. The guide would stay with the group at all the times, ensuring you to remain safe even if you cannot swim.

The experience typically lasts between 1.5 to 2 hours. This includes safety instructions, basic training, paddling through mangroves, witnessing bioluminescence, and returning to the starting point.

Yes, a professional and the qualified guide accompanies the group during the whole period of the trip. They would also be assisted with navigation, as well as educated about the ecosystem surrounding the mangroves and constellations that could be seen in the night sky.

The night kayaking is open to all children above the age of 10 years and above, but should be physically fit to handle a kayak or sit in a two person kayak with the adult. All the interested minors must be supervised by their parents.

Generally, bioluminescence can be observed in the Havelock due to the island's transparent and the most nutrient-filled waters. However, the visibility can vary most depending on the weather, moonlight, and the water conditions. During the most clear nights, patrons may witness the luminous water trails.

The rain and weather plays a very major role in the water activities. Heavy rain, strong currents or the rough seas may lead to delays or even rescheduling. The team follows a strict safety rules and will only allow the trip if the weather is best suited. If it is required then an alternative time will be arranged for the activity.

There are two different types of kayaks available, single and double kayaks. The solo travelers can very easily paddle along, but if anyone who is coming with their friends or family then they can go for the double kayak. The double kayak will allow multiple people to enjoy the experience together.

If the individuals live within an area of 3 km, then a free transport facility is available. If anyone lives way from the starting point, then they must reach the Elephant beach at their own cost, by using transports such as taxis, rentals, or even transport from the resort. Once arrived at the starting point, the guide will start the trip by giving a brief about the activity.