Ferienunterkünfte in Cocoa Beach

Ready to catch a wave in Cocoa Beach? Safety first! You will learn about ocean safety, rip currents, and surfing safety. Next, we teach surfboard basics, balancing, and land pop-ups. Then it's time to get in the water and paddle out! Begin by riding waves, paddling into waves to catching waves on your own! The ocean is your playground and our beach is very local friendly. There's a good chance you may see Dolphin, Sea Turtle Nests, and even a Rocket Launch! You will have a true surfing experience with Surfet in Florida's Space Coast Surfing Capital, Cocoa Beach! Other things to note: Free Parking, Shower, Bathrooms, and Seasonal Lifeguards on site! We surf unless there is bad weather and dangerous rip currents which includes a full refund!

Your adventure on an easy-paced kayak or paddle board nature tour begin from our private, quiet launch at the Brevard Veterans Memorial Park into the beautiful Banana River Aquatic Preserve. Your tour guide will show you wildlife including various native and migrating birds, peaceful manatees, fish, and even dolphins! We will also take photos of you during the tour and text or email them to you same day. It’s a great outing for people of all ages and skill levels! Mix paddle boards and kayaks for any tour as desired, both types of equipment are located at our Launch.   Other things to note Wear comfortable clothing- swimwear, cover-up, shorts and t-shirt. Protect yourself from the sun. Wear a long sleeve t-shirt and a hat or visor. Bring a bag or backpack with a towel and camera. We take photos during the tour with our phone camera.

Join our crew aboard The Nana for a two-hour tour discovering wildlife in one of the most biologically diverse ecosystems in the Northern Hemisphere. The Indian River Lagoon is home to over 4,000 different plant and animal species. In the water, you may see Lagoon Bottle-Nosed Dolphins frolicking in pods or chasing bait fish. Cruise by a West Indies Manatee as she lounges in her habitat. Bat-Rays breaching the surface, alligators cruising by, Moon Jellyfish propelling themselves along, and the world’s oldest living dinosaur, the Horseshoe Crab, cruising the bottom are all sights you may see on your tour. Look into the sky and watch majestic Ospreys dive for fish. See the beautiful hues of pink as an endangered Roseate Spoonbill glides by. Hear the sounds of a Great Blue Heron squawking to its mate. Nesting American Bald Eagles will watch as you cruise by. Our knowledgeable crew will point out those birds and many more along the tour. Keep your eyes peeled as you cruise alone the shorelines for panthers, bobcats, wild boars and other local land wildlife as they meander to the river for a drink. Cameras are encouraged so you can document the marvelous wildlife views of the Space Coast. On your tour you’ll be crossing through the southern edge of Mosquito Lagoon and will be able to view some points of local interest including Kennedy Space Center and passing by the lock system Other things to note Tours depart from Kelly Park, 2550 N. Banana River Drive, Merritt Island, FL. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to scheduled departure.

Low tide is the best time to hunt for sea glass ! I’ll confirm our time the week of your experience. Meet up- We will meet at Pineda Beach- just before Patrick Air Force Base Time- Please arrive 30 minutes early to look for SeaGlass Experience time for 2-3 people is 1 hour 4-8 people is 2 hours font including time on the beach looking for SeaGlass What we will do- •We will walk down towards the satellite dish on the beach to hunt for Seaglass. Look for SeaGlass here: •The tide line, dunes, reef, waters edge, and in the shells •if you find glass , please use it to create your item. •You can trade for one of my pieces if you prefer. •I will provide SeaGlass to you if you don’t find it •pendants/bracelet- pick one piece of glass, 1-2 charms, 1-2 beads •pick out a color of wire •pick out your necklace •All supplies provided. •This is a one of a kind local activity that will provide family time and keepsake from your vacation here from our beautiful barrier island. Other things to note: •Wear clothes that can get wet • bring a towel , sunscreen, & bag to keep shells •beach shoes if you prefer them to walk •You will be standing to look for SeaGlass on the beach 20-30 min or you can sit at the picnic table instead. •restroom on site at Pineda Beach. No restroom at other PAFB beaches. •water and light snack available

Have you ever been on a food tour? Join me on one of the best ones ever (according to my reviews) Over about 2 ½ hours we will visit 4 of my favorite locally-owned restaurants. You will get to sample ample portions of delicious food at each stop. Along the way, I will teach as much as I can, from the history of the area, everything you need to know about the restaurants, and maybe even some ghost stories. The Historic Cocoa Village Food Tour is one of my favorite places to take guests on a culinary adventure in. This cute little town is full of historical buildings including old banks, citrus packaging houses, and hardware stores along the Indian River. Prior to the boom of space exploration, the area thrived on citrus growing, cattle farming, sport fishing, and yachting. I highly suggest booking this experience with me at the start of your stay to get the most out of your time in the area. I love sharing everything that is awesome about the Space Coast and would love to be a part of having the best vacation possible. If you have any questions about the experience or need some local dining recommendations do not hesitate to message me. Other things to note -It will be approximately a mile of light walking -With enough notice, I can accommodate dietary restrictions such as vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian, etc - Cost of the food, plus tax and tip for the food is included