Top Activities on the Ground in Cocoa Beach

Explore Cocoa Beach’s Thousand Islands area on this guided kayak tour. Join a small group and follow your guide around the mangrove tunnels, keeping your eyes peeled for resident manatees, dolphins, and sea birds. Learn about the ecology of the area from your guide and enjoy a relaxing day out on the water.

Discover Cape Canaveral by bike with a full-day rental. Choose from a beach cruiser or road bike. You can add on a trailer or child seat, if needed.  Pick the bike up in person or have it delivered to your location. Avoid heavy traffic and visit Cocoa Beach Pier, Manatee Sanctuary Park, and more with ease. It’s a great opportunity to enjoy outdoor time on your own, with friends, or the whole family.

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Look for wildlife and experience bioluminescence on this sunset and night kayak and paddleboard tour on the Indian River Lagoon. Paddle out to Horseshoe Crab Island, and look for wildlife such as crabs, manatees, and dolphins. After sunset, enjoy unobstructed views of bioluminescent glow in the water from your clear kayak and paddleboards.

Whether you like riding alone, with friends or with a guide, these bicycle tours and rentals will help you get the view you want of Cocoa Beach or Cape Canaveral. Before you ride, they’ll fit you on the premium bicycle that delivers the comfort, speed and ease of use you’re looking for. Strap on a helmet, grab a snack, and get ready to ride either alone or with your guide through town.

Get to see Port Canaveral and Cocoa Beach more easily than by foot or rental car on this private e-bike tour. Glide around beauty spots such as Manatee Sanctuary Park and Jetty Park: choosing to let your bike do the work or using your own pedal power. Hear background on the sights you’d otherwise miss, and choose to tailor your itinerary and visit a local pub or micro-brewery en route.

Explore Palm Bay with Operation City Quest! Our scavenger hunt takes you around the city to find items in any order you want and perform exciting tasks for points. The scavenger hunt is done using an app and you'll be able to check the rankings feature anytime to see how you rank. Our scavenger hunt has a remote guide that will help along the way via chat. Let's get exploring in Palm Bay.

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.

The Central Florida wilderness is your serene getaway during this guided hike and yoga experience near Titusville. You’ll meet your group at Fox Lake Park then hike over a mile to a campsite for your yoga lesson. Stretch and find inner balance beside a secluded lake then return to Fox Lake Park for more yoga if you desire. Snacks are provided to give you the energy boost needed to feel ready to tackle the three-mile hike.