Kayaking through Nigeria’s mangrove forests provides a unique adventure into one of the country’s most beautiful and serene natural  dry seasons (November to March) provide calmer waters and more pleasant weather conditions Choose a kayak suitable for flat water, and bring necessary safety equipment: life jackets, first aid kits, and waterproof bags picking the right route is key to a enjoyable kayaking adventure in mangrove forests. To see the most animals, try to paddle quietly without making big splashes and keep your voices low. Go in the early morning or late afternoon when it’s cooler, as many animals are more active during these While navigating the mangroves, it’s crucial to minimize your impact by following leave-no-trace principles. Refrain from disrupting wildlife or their habitats. Maintain a respectful distance at all times Don’t be an idiot and throw trash around – take back everything you bring into the mangroves. Getting involved in conservation efforts or donating to local environmental organizations can help ensure these unique landscapes are preserved for future When kayaking in remote and potentially disorienting environments like mangrove forests, safety should always be your top priority. Always let someone know where you’re going and when you plan to be back before you leave. Keep an eye on the weather. Tropical environments are tricky because the weather can change quickly. A sudden storm could roll in, making it hard or even dangerous to find your way.