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Vacationers who want to see the natural side of Cocoa Beach can explore mangrove tunnels and islands on a kayak eco-tour of Thousand Islands. Daytime kayak tours are approximately two hours long. Kayakers should expect to see manatees, dolphins, white ibis, bald eagles, southern stingrays, and other wildlife on guided tours through a diverse eco-system. Leisurely tours leave both mornings and afternoons from various locations and are appropriate for all skill levels – even those who’ve never kayaked before. For an even more unique experience, kayakers can choose a nighttime bioluminescence kayak tour or comb jelly tour (also bioluminescent) where paddlers will see these living lights emit an ethereal blue-green glow in the water.

Address: Adventure Kayak of Cocoa Beach, 599 Ramp Road, Cocoa Beach, FL, Phone: 321-480-8632

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Visit the pelican rookery at Banana River Aquatic Preserve Go fishing at the famous Cocoa Beach Pier See local history exhibits at Exploration Tower Learn about East Coast surfing at Florida Surf Museum Walk the mile-long nature trail at the Helen & Allan Cruickshank Sanctuary Go shopping at Historic Cocoa Village Take a guided tour with an astronaut at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex Have a picnic in Lori Wilson Park Enjoy exhilarating birds-eye view with Cocoa Beach and Thousand Islands Helicopter Tour Tour Sands Space & History Center Watch Cape Canaveral launches from Shepard Park Have lunch at The Fat Snook, a casual beachside restaurant Take the kids to The Dinosaur Store & Museum Go kiteboarding with 321 Kiteboarding and Watersports Go kayaking with Adventure Kayak of Cocoa Beach Book a trip with Fin and Fly Fishing Charters See dolphins and manatees with Fin Expeditions Take a lesson at Ron Jon Surf School Take the kids to Lighthouse Cove Mini Golf

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