USA ·COCOA BEACH TOURS
American booking pages all look the same and cost wildly different amounts. Here are 6 cocoa beach tours with the price, the running time and the one thing to know before you pay.
Explore 2,000 Wizard of Oz collectibles, original props, book history, photo stops, and Van Gogh visuals near Cape Canaveral.
“It is very small. The memorabilia was great to see but thats what it mostly is. The projector room did not actually use real oz characters it didn’t even use oz music. If you are supposed to skip down the yellow brick road the least you can do is play the soundtrack”
Review the Cocoa Beach Dolphin and Wildlife Tour, with practical tips on wildlife sightings, value, access, weather, guides, and booking.
“They were very friendly and we seen dolphins before we even pulled out of the dock. She explained everything really well”
Paddle Cocoa Beach’s Thousand Islands through mangrove tunnels while watching for manatees, dolphins, birds, and other Florida wildlife.
“My family is 14mo, 14yo, 19, 32 and 39 and we all enjoyed it! The guide was very accommodating to our speed and the other guests abilities and helped us all get the kayaking down. We got to see the beautiful Mangroves, a 4 foot Tarpon and a family of Manatee. Great Adventure.”
Paddle Cocoa Beach mangrove tunnels for two hours, with gear, guides, dolphins, manatees, birds, and calm waters at $59 per person.
“A great way to explore nature, be educated on your surroundings, meet other travelers and get exercise. Our guide was knowledgeable, cordial and had a great sense of humor”
Paddle Merritt Island at night, watch dinoflagellates glow, catch comb jellies, and look for dolphins on this Cocoa Beach kayak tour.
“Such a wonderful time. I will remember that for the rest of my life! Me and my daughter went together and had a blast. A fish jumped and smacked her in the face and a manatee surfaced right in front of our kayak and almost tipped us. I had no idea how big they were! Our guide said it was a male on his way to mate and we got in the way 😆. The Bioluminescence was really bright the night we went, it was a super moon during the Pleiades meteor shower, and there was heat lightning rolling through the clouds on the horizon! We couldnt have asked for…”
Paddle through Merritt Island’s dark wetlands to see glowing plankton, comb jellies, stars, dolphins, and manatees on a guided night kayak tour.
“Getting to see the bioluminescence and the peacefulness of kayaking at night under the stars. Our guide Seven did a really nice job of sharing information about the location and the wildlife within it.”
Start on a coastline and work inland.
