Did you know that the Space Coast of Florida has an incredible otherworldly phenomenon of bioluminescence inside their dark warm waters? Whether you are paddling through, or dipping your hand into the water, you can watch the glowing blue bioluminescent water drip off it back into the water below. Guests have frequently said that this …
The Top Space Coast Experience Gift Ideas
Give the gift of adventure to your friends and loved ones this holiday season. Whether they reside in Florida, or are planning a getaway soon, make their day with an experience gift for something to do on Florida’s beautiful Space Coast. Zoo Tickets or Zoo Annual Membership A fun day at the zoo is something …
7 Fun Facts to Know Before Your Comb Jelly Bioluminescence Tour
Want to impress your friends and family on your bioluminescence tour with fun facts about the comb jellies? Ready to show off your knowledge to your tour guide? You’re in the right place! What exactly are comb jellies? Comb jellies (also called ctenophores) look similar to your average jellyfish, but they are a completely different …
Haunted Bioluminescence Kayaking – Halloween Tour on the Space Coast Oct. 27-31, 2023
BK Adventure Bioluminescent Tours presents: Mystery of the Bio; a Halloween Spooktacular Tour! Florida locals and guests – Ready for this Halloween’s most unusual event? Come kayak with us on the “otherworldly” waters of Florida’s own bioluminescent river as your guide tells you the legend of the mysterious glow and how it got there. Don’t …
7 Ways To Have An Eco-Friendly Kayaking Trip
Kayaking is already an environmentally conscious watersport. There isn’t any fuel being burned or gasses emitted and it’s entirely powered by the person riding it. But even if it’s already eco-friendly, there’s a lot you can do to reduce your environmental impact on a trip Avoid Polluting and Littering It might seem like a no-brainer …
2023 Florida Dark Sky Bioluminescence Moon Calendar
A frequent question we get asked at BK Adventure is when is the best time to see bioluminescence? In fact, we actually see bioluminescence all year long. While in the summer time, we see bioluminescence produced by dinoflagellate organisms, in the winter, we see bioluminescence produced by comb jellies. Both provide a glowing affect that lights …
