5:30Sunset
7:00Crab grab
8:30Crab grab
Caribe Marina, Orange Beach

From golden hour
to green glow.

As the sun fades, your clear kayak comes alive beneath you. Glide across calm back bay waters on a guided nighttime adventure designed for everyone, no experience needed.

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  • Guests smiling in glowing clear kayaks lined up near shore at dusk, with a sunset glow on the horizon
  • Glowing clear kayaks on the marina water at sunset, seen from the rocks by the docks
  • Two guests in a glowing clear kayak with glow jewelry, paddles raised, lit condos across the bay
  • Guests in orange life jackets paddling glowing clear kayaks beside a rocky jetty at night
  • Seven guests standing together on the beach at night beside glowing clear kayaks, city lights across the bay
  • Two smiling guests in orange life jackets and glow necklaces in a clear kayak by the bridge at night
  • Glowing green clear kayaks on the sand at dusk, with the moon and Orange Beach condos across the water
  • A group of kayakers paddling the calm bay at dusk, with the bridge and clouds behind them
  • A smiling couple on the beach at night, each holding up a crab they caught on the Crab Grab tour
  • A smiling couple standing on the island beside their glowing kayaks, with the lit condos across the water
  • A smiling guest holding up a crab she caught, a flashlight hanging from her wrist, on the beach at night
  • A heron perched on top of a green-lit piling in the dark bay
  • A smiling young guest holding up a crab she caught on the beach at night, glow bracelets on her wrists
  • Guests gathered around a campfire on the island at night, with glowing kayaks lined up along the shore
  • Three guests paddling glowing clear kayaks across green-lit water at night
  • Dozens of hermit crabs in their shells gathered on the sand, with guests crouched around them
  • Palm trees silhouetted against a blazing orange and pink sunset sky
  • A smiling guest holding up a crab with both hands on the beach at night
  • A group of guests in life jackets standing together on the island in the green kayak glow
  • Two paddlers in a glowing clear kayak at sunset, with the bridge on the horizon
  • A smiling guest with a glow headband holding up a big crab on the beach at night
  • A moon jellyfish glowing in a flashlight beam in the dark water
  • A guest in a glow headband holding a flashlight on the beach at night
  • A grinning young guest holding up a crab he caught on the beach at night
  • Two smiling guests in life jackets paddling a clear kayak lit green beside the marina rocks
  • A smiling couple on the beach at night, both holding up the crabs they caught
  • The marina rocks and the bridge on a clear evening, with calm water and boats at the docks
  • A smiling guest in glasses holding up a crab on the beach at night
  • Two guests in life jackets standing on the island between glowing kayaks, with the skyline across the bay
  • A guest crouching on the sand at night, holding out a hermit crab on her hand
  • Two smiling guests in life jackets in a glowing kayak, with the lit condos across the bay behind them
  • A guest in a teal top holding up a large crab with both hands on the beach at night
  • A couple standing arm in arm on the island next to glowing kayaks, city lights behind them
  • A grinning guest with a glow necklace holding up a crab he caught on the beach at night
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5:30Sunset Tour

Push off while there is still gold on the water.

The first launch goes out before the color leaves. You paddle the calm side of the pass as the sky burns down behind Perdido Key, easy the whole way, no experience needed.

Two clear kayaks with green LED lights pulled up on the beach at sunset, with the bridge behind them
7:00Crab Grab Tour

The last band of color.

The color is still fading off the water, oranges and pinks and purples, not gone yet. The bay goes quiet underneath it, the calmest it gets all day, and the tour starts to feel like it belongs to you.

A group of guests in several green-glowing clear kayaks near the shore at dusk, with the last orange sunset glow on the horizon
8:30Crab Grab Tour

Then it goes full dark, and the water lights up.

Once it does, the green off the LEDs cuts straight through the clear hull, and you can see down to the sand and whatever moves across it. This is the one people come back for.

About eight guests standing together on the sand at night beside glowing clear kayaks, with the city lights across the water behind them

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The tour

What the hour looks like.

Every tour runs the same way, whether it is your first time in a kayak or your fiftieth.

Clear kayak, green water

Your kayak is see-through, and the water under it glows green all tour. In the dark you watch the bottom slide by beneath your feet.

Calm, protected water

Most nights the bay is calm and easy. On nights the current is up it asks a little more of you, but your guide sets the pace and the route the whole way.

No experience needed

Never held a paddle? Neither had most of our guests. Your guide leads the whole hour and keeps it easy.

Orange Beach at night

A night kayak tour in Orange Beach.

Looking for things to do at night in Orange Beach? Our guided glow kayak tours launch from Caribe Marina, 28101 Perdido Beach Blvd, Unit B1, and paddle the bay in clear, LED-lit kayaks.

The sunset tour pushes off at 5:30, and the Crab Grab tours go out after dark at 7:00 and 8:30. Each tour is about an hour with a guide, and no kayaking experience is needed.

Each clear kayak seats two and is $80. Families, couples and groups of up to ten are welcome.

Have a question first? Read the Orange Beach FAQ, or contact support. Headed to California? See our Newport Beach glow kayak tours.

Pricing
$80

per kayak. seats two. one hour with a guide.

  • Two-seat glowing clear kayak
  • LED lighting and all paddling gear
  • Life jackets provided
  • Groups of up to ten welcome
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The bay is quiet after dark.

Tours run Thursday through Sunday, weather permitting, at 5:30, 7:00, and 8:30.

“Lord, if it’s you,” Peter replied, “tell me to come to you on the water.” “Come,” he said. Then Peter got down out of the boat, walked on the water and came toward Jesus. Matthew 14:28–29
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