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Glistening Waters Luminous Lagoon

As it’s quite shallow, the lagoon is suitable for younger kids.
Don’t forget your swimsuit and towel.
The lagoon isn’t wheelchair-accessible.
For photos, use a camera with a high ISO sensitivity, with the flash off; alternatively, hire a photographer at the lagoon.
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Tickets to the Glistening Waters Luminous Lagoons cost US$12.50 for children 10 and under and US$25 for visitors 11 and older. Free transportation from Montego Bay or Runaway Bay is available for groups of eight or more, with advanced notice. Independent operators also offer transport and admission packages starting at around US$80.
Yes, swimming is allowed in the Luminous Lagoon, and while not everybody wants to jump into the bioluminescent water, it is a great part of the experience, especially given that the more you move around, the more the water will glow. Just note that towels aren’t provided, so you’ll need to bring your own.
The water at the Glistening Waters Luminous Lagoon glows because of the presence of tiny microorganisms known as dinoflagellates that emit a bright glow when they're agitated. These microorganisms thrive in brackish waters such as those found at the lagoon, which is located at the convergence of the Martha Brae River and the Caribbean Sea.
The easiest way to get to the Luminous Lagoon from Montego Bay is to book a package that includes door-to-door transportation. You can also rent a car and drive yourself, but you should be comfortable driving at night, as it will be pretty dark out by the time you return from your boat trip.
Yes, it is safe to swim in the Luminous Lagoon. The water is quite warm, and it’s only around 3–8 feet (a little under a meter to 2.5 meters) deep in most places, so swimming is encouraged. The lagoon does contain brackish water (a mix of fresh water and salt water), so it’s best to avoid swallowing it.

































































































































