Montego Bay: Clear Kayak Photoshoot & Drone Session

Summary

Drone photoshoot in clear kayak montego bay beach session

You’ll float in a see-through kayak above Montego Bay’s bright blue water while a local photographer captures drone shots of you from above. Expect laughter, gentle waves, and honest moments — not just posed smiles. Includes all equipment for your photoshoot and is fully wheelchair accessible.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Clear kayak photoshoot in Montego Bay

• Arrive at Montego Bay beach
• Get into clear kayak
• Float on pristine blue waters
• Pose with photographer assistance
• Drone captures aerial photos and videos
• Relax and enjoy the photoshoot

Top questions

Is the clear kayak photoshoot in Montego Bay wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible for this activity.

Are infants or small children allowed on the clear kayak tour?

Yes, infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller; specialized infant seats are available.

Does the Montego Bay clear kayak photoshoot include transportation?

No specific mention of hotel pickup or drop-off is provided in the details.

Will there be a professional photographer during the session?

Yes, skilled photographers will assist with poses and take high-resolution drone images and video.

Is public transportation available near the meeting point?

Yes, public transportation options are available nearby for this activity.

Are service animals allowed during the clear kayak session?

Yes, service animals are allowed on this tour.

Is this activity suitable for people with spinal injuries?

No, it is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries.

What’s included

Your day includes use of a crystal-clear kayak on Montego Bay’s waters plus all necessary equipment for your drone photoshoot session; professional photographers will guide you through poses and capture high-resolution images from above. The experience is fully wheelchair accessible with options for infants and service animals too.

What’s the experience like?

We were already laughing before we even got into the clear kayak — I’d just tried to pronounce “Krystal” like our guide did, but somehow it came out sounding French. He grinned and handed me the paddle, then pointed to where the water shifted from pale blue to that deep green you only see in Jamaica. There’s this moment when you sit down and look through the bottom of the boat, and it’s just… fish, sand, your own toes. It feels kind of silly at first with the drone buzzing overhead, but honestly? You get used to it fast.

The photographer (I think his name was Andre?) had this way of making us forget we were posing. He’d shout little suggestions — “turn left, now look up!” — while the sun kept moving behind clouds and back again. I could smell sunscreen and salt, and every so often a breeze would push us gently off course. At one point, my friend tried to strike a yoga pose and almost tipped us both out; Andre cracked up so hard he nearly dropped his controller. The whole thing felt more like hanging out than some stiff photo shoot.

I didn’t expect to actually like how I looked in those drone shots (usually I’m awkward in pictures), but something about being on that water makes you loosen up. The light is different here — softer, maybe? Or maybe it’s just the way everyone seems relaxed around Montego Bay. When I look back at those photos now, I remember how warm the kayak felt under my hands and how clear everything looked below me. Still makes me smile thinking about it.