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Go kayaking after dark in Cocoa Beach to witness the natural phenomenon of bioluminescence. Meet your guide and set out on a small-group adventure into the Banana River Lagoon, which after sunset during the summer months glows with bioluminescence. Paddle at your own pace through the glowing water and admire the views. All equipment including life jackets is included.

Spend a few hours sailing Florida’s Atlantic waters with this sunset catamaran cruise launching from Cocoa Beach. Climb aboard this boat and enjoy the views as you sail along the Banana River Lagoon and the Thousand Islands. As the golden glow illuminates the water with a special hue, you might catch a glimpse of dolphins or other wildlife.

Enjoy a self-guided pontoon boat rental to explore Merritt Island and the Indian River Lagoon at your own pace. With fuel included and space for up to 12 passengers, this rental offers a simple way to plan a flexible outing with family or friends. Cruise quietly through rivers and canals, choose your own route and timing, and enjoy a private experience without fixed schedules or crowded tours.

Discover the calm waterways and abundant wildlife that Florida has to offer on this excursion from Cocoa Beach. Choose a kayak or paddleboard, whichever you’re more comfortable with, and set off on the Indian River and Mosquito Lagoon. Paddle through mangrove forests and observe local wildlife like manatees, bottlenose dolphins, and several bird species.

You can count on EcoTour Bike Rental to provide you with premium, well maintained equipment for toddlers, youth, and the elderly. The Coast to Coast bike trail has very little elevation change. So you can focus on enjoying your ride instead of trying to pedal your bike uphill. In fact, if you rent one of our e-bikes, you don’t have to pedal at all. And you can select between two start times, allowing you to sleep in if you want to.

Discover the unique underwater species of Thousand Islands on a kayak tour through the mangrove tunnels. Join a small group and paddle through the calm waters just as the sun starts to dip below the horizon. While you paddle, keep an eye out for the bioluminescent comb jellies that illuminate the waters, and learn about the local ecosystem from your guide.

Explore the tranquil waters of Cocoa Beach’s Thousand Islands on a wildlife cruise where you will find a perfect blend of fun, adventure, education and relaxation. This exclusive experience is designed for groups who want something more than a typical boat tour. Celebrating something special? This cruise is a memorable and affordable option for birthday parties, kids and adults. It's fantastic for family gatherings, offering a relaxed setting to connect, laugh, and make lasting memories. Homeschool groups love the experience of learning about the lagoon ecosystem while navigating the lagoon. - 2 hour eco cruise with daily departures at 9 AM, 11 AM, and 1 PM - Maximum of 22 guests for an intimate and comfortable experience - Free parking and water included in the tour - Ideal for kids, seniors, and wildlife lovers seeking a unique outing

Experience the colorful bioluminescent plankton that live in the Florida waterways on this nighttime kayak tour. Meet your guide and gear up for a tandem paddle through the bay in a clear kayak. Learn about the natural phenomenon from your guide and keep your eyes peeled for other local wildlife like manatees, dolphins, and stingrays.

Sail through the calm waters of the Banana River Lagoon on a private catamaran tour designed for comfort and wildlife viewing. With open-air seating and panoramic views, this experience offers a stable and spacious way to explore Cocoa Beach’s Thousand Islands. A crew navigates prime wildlife areas while you relax onboard, creating a personalized alternative to crowded sightseeing cruises.

Spend a relaxing evening paddling through the mangroves of Thousand Islands on this sunset kayak tour. Join a small group and enjoy a leisurely kayak just as the sun begins to set. As you paddle, your guide sheds light on the local ecosystem and you may even see a few inhabitants such as bottlenose dolphins and West Indian manatees.