Kayak Expedition, Monkey Mangrove Safari

Embark on an exhilarating journey through the lush mangrove ecosystems, where each paddling motion promises unforgettable interactions with an incredible variety of fascinating flora and fauna.

The tour encompasses a journey of approximately five kilometers, traversing diverse tropical landscapes including rivers, canals, estuaries, mangrove swamps, and tropical forests. This unique itinerary showcases the rich ecological diversity of Damas Island and its surrounding areas, renowned for their extensive network of mangrove estuaries and their thriving biodiversity of both flora and fauna. The island's fauna comprises various wildlife species such as white-faced monkeys, sloths, green iguanas, crabs, turtles, crocodiles, raccoons, anteaters, and a plethora of bird species.

Our eco-tourism initiative actively supports the implementation of a comprehensive garbage collection program within the mangrove ecosystems. This initiative aims not only to enhance the overall health of these vital habitats but also to raise awareness among local communities engaged in waste management activities. By promoting responsible practices, we strive to protect the delicate balance of the mangrove environment while simultaneously fostering environmental education and stewardship.

Kayaking tours offer a serene and enriching experience, particularly suited for individuals seeking connection with nature. These excursions provide an unparalleled opportunity to explore the aquatic world beneath the surface, with gentle currents making paddling a rewarding activity. Our kayaks come equipped with high-quality features, including single and dual models, ensuring optimal performance for solo adventurers or group outings. For families and larger groups, we offer flexible seating arrangements, accommodating up to three adults comfortably. The enhanced padding ensures added comfort during extended trips.

This adventure promises an unforgettable encounter with some of the planet's most critical natural reserves. Whether you're exploring alone or with loved ones, this tour offers an intimate glimpse into the intricate web of life that sustains our oceans and lands.