Exploring Mangroves by Kayak in COMO Parrot Cay
We set out just after lunch from the jetty on the southern coast of COMO Parrot Cay, a 1,000-acre private island paradise in the Turks and Caicos Islands. We’re working hard to match the steady rhythm of our kayak paddles with Coby, our guide, who leads the way into the island’s interior.
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We set out just after lunch from the jetty on the southern coast of COMO Parrot Cay, a 1,000-acre private island paradise in the Turks and Caicos Islands. We’re working hard to match the steady rhythm of our kayak paddles with Coby, our guide, who leads the way into the island’s interior.
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- Time and tide shift with the seasons, and there’s no rushing it in the mangroves of COMO Parrot Cay.
- We set out just after lunch from the jetty on the southern coast of COMO Parrot Cay, a 1,000-acre private island paradise in the Turks and Caicos Islands.
- We’re working hard to match the steady rhythm of our kayak paddles with Coby, our guide, who leads the way into the island’s interior.
- Ahead I can see Parrot Cay’s mangrove forests coming into focus, a green canopy bursting improbably out of the bright blue salt-water, a marvel of nature’s will to survive and thrive even in an environment where most plant-life would struggle.
- “Think of the mangroves like a luxury fish hotel,” Coby explains as he sets the scene for our two hour excursion.
- “It’s so nice in there, they’re very reluctant to leave.”.
- Having spent the last three nights as guests at COMO Parrot Cay, my partner and I could sympathise.
- But following close behind in our own double kayak, which we’ve opted for over separate kayaks or stand-up paddle-boards, we were venturing out on a guided tour through a natural wonder right in the heart of the island.
- I can see individual mangrove roots now, reaching like grey, twisted fingers into the water, plunging into the white sand below.
- As we pull closer, they almost seem to be decaying, but Coby explains how these vibrant engines conduct a complex reverse osmosis, a natural wizardry feeding the rich green of the canopy above with a steady supply of fresh water.
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