Paddle through the smooth inland waterways of the Damas Island Estuary, one of the most unusual types of vegetation on the planet, and learn the importance of this delicate ecosystem. Mangroves thrive where the salt waters of the ocean meet the fresh waters of tropical rivers creating a periodically submerged forest of interlacing aerial roots.

You will be given paddling instructions at the beginning of the tour. From there on you will be self-propelled through this beautiful environment while your bilingual guide will show you the wealth of animal and bird life that lives in this unique habitat, such as mangrove wrens, swallows and an abundance of shore birds. On the banks of the estuary, you’ll see the main protagonists of the mangrove ecosystem; crab, boa constrictors tangled in the aerial roots, silky ant eaters and monkeys in the upper branches and crocodiles slipping in and out of the water. We will have rest stops with snacks, and dinner will be provided at the end of the tour at a local restaurant.

Tour duration: 3 ½ - 4 hrs.

Departures: Daily, depending on tides.

Tour includes:Local transportation with air conditioning Specialized gear for the activity (sea kayaks, paddles, life jackets)Lunch or dinner at the end of tour, Bottled water and fruits for snacks Professional & bilingual guide

What to bring:  Shoes or sandals that can get wet, bathing suit, insect repellent, sun block, hat, change of clothes.