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The Indian River Lagoon offers a plethora of plant and animal species with more than 4,300 species living in the biodiverse estuaries, but if you don’t know the ecology of the area, you could miss a lot with a solo visit. Instead, go with a guide who knows where the animals like to gather during this Indian River Lagoon Boat Tour from Merritt Island. Spend your time boating through both the Banana River and the Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge.

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 the Indian River near Cocoa Beach on this guided, 2-hour kayaking tour. Choose from a selection of afternoon departures, then paddle through the warm waters and see local wildlife like Florida’s favorite manatees. These gentle giants are abundant here, friendly and curious with their surroundings – and any visitors. See how they spend their day, sunning themselves along the local coves and lagoons or gliding through the waterways. Kayaking gear and light refreshments are included on this small-group tour.

Discover the fun of clear-bottom kayaking with a small-group tour in Cocoa Beach. Paddle around the Thousand Islands of Cocoa Beach in search of a unique natural phenomenon: bioluminescence. Keep an eye out for glowing plankton and glowing jelly fish during this seasonal tour (available July to mid-October; book the New Moon for the best glow).

If you’re looking to explore the ecosystem near Merritt Island, prebook this Indian River Lagoon Small-Group Kayak Tour ahead of your visit. Go with a guide and small group to see the area and take in sights of wildlife such as manatees and dolphins. Plus, this tour is perfect for travelers who are short on time but still want to get an introduction to the area.

The Indian River Lagoon is a laid back area of Florida’s Atlantic Coast, ideal for those who want to wade into the water and enjoy a slow-paced ride. Drift down the Banana River on this private guided cruise, searching for the many native waterfowl, reptiles, and mammals that call the water home. You’ll cruise until dusk when the main event occurs: a remarkable sunset that proves the Sunshine State is a slice of paradise.

Go kayaking in Cocoa Beach with a guided tour through estuaries known for diverse wildlife. Choose between a single or tandem kayak and set out on a guided paddle to see wildlife like dolphins, manatees, and birds including herons and egrets. No experience is necessary for this beginner’s tour and lifejackets are provided.

This tour features onboard audio commentary that tells stories about the quaint history of the first settlers who arrived in the City of Cocoa in 1860. You will also discover the wonder of how this small community became Florida’s Space Coast. Lookout for local dolphins and other wildlife while cruising the ICW. This tour is the perfect way to start your day in Cocoa Village! Following your cruise, be sure to pick up some souvenirs from one of the many gift shops and boutiques in Cocoa Village or grab a bite to eat at one of the amazing restaurants. There is plenty to keep you busy in the historic and picturesque village.

Discover the history of Cocoa Village and sample local dishes on a small-group food tour. Visit several landmarks like the local playhouse, a few parks, and Porcher house and listen to commentary from your guide. Learn about Florida’s Space Coast and stop to sample dishes from several local restaurants while you explore.

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.

Experience the natural phenomenon of bioluminescent plankton on a nighttime kayaking tour in Cocoa Beach. Join a small group and gently paddle between Cocoa Beach and Merritt Island, watching as the water illuminates with millions of tiny plankton. Learn about this unique phenomenon from your guide and how the is the only bioluminescent bay in the continental US.

Go kayaking after dark in Merritt Island with a small-group adventure that may include seeing bioluminescence. Choose between a clear-bottom kayak or paddleboard equipped with LED lights and set out to see local wildlife at night. Possible bioluminescent sightings include glowing plankton and glowing jelly fish, depending on the season and conditions. Dry bags are included.

Whatever Turns U On Fishing Charters is based out of Malabar , Florida providing inshore, & offshore trips along Florida's east coast.  We have a variety of different fishing trip packages to fit our customers needs. Come aboard with us and you could have your chance to catch some of Florida's most prized game fish like snook, redfish, spotted sea trout, sharks, and Goliath grouper.  Whether you're a beginner, avid fisherman, or just wanting to get the family out on the water, Captain Shane has various areas of expertise in order to cover all of his clients’ fishing needs.  This is a kid friendly charter so bring the little ones and create some great ever lasting memories. Captain Shane uses several techniques from live baiting to artificial lures, drift fishing, trolling, bottom fishing, and skipping mangroves and docks. We provide fishing licenses, rods, reels, bait, and tackle for all our saltwater trips. Book us today and start reeling in the big one! ​

Go paddling with the manatees on Merritt Island with a 2-hour manatee tour in the Banana River Aquatic Preserve. Choose a stand-up paddleboard or a kayak, both of which offer a low-impact, environmentally-friendly way to spot Florida wildlife, such as manatees, dolphins, fish, and a diverse population of birds. Expert instructors will guide you through the preserve, and this tour is well suited to paddlers of all experience levels.

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.

Hang ten in Cocoa Beach even if you’ve never surfed a day in your life with this quick surf lesson. Your experienced surf instructor will show you the ropes, first on the Cocoa Beach Pier then they’ll take you out into the Atlantic Ocean to ride the waves. Bring your own board or rent one nearby.

Take this night time kayaking tour to experience one of nature’s marvels: the bioluminescent Comb Jelly. The Comb Jelly is a non-stinging organism that glows at night. This tour happens after dark, so you can get the best view of these little wonders. Enjoy a paddle and be prepared to get a little wet, as reaching in to touch them is not only allowed, it’s encouraged.

Many travelers love to do water activities while visiting Florida, but this Haulover Canal Sunset Kayaking Experience with Bioluminescence takes a regular water activity to the next level. Along with seeing the beautiful sunset over the water, you’ll also view the extraordinary bioluminescent dinoflagellate plankton, which looks as though they light up the water at night. Plus, a safety origination is provided for a stress-free time.

If you’re looking to see bioluminescence but only have a few hours to spare when you’re in Mims, Florida, prebook this Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge sunset kayak tour. Head out onto the water with a guide leading the way as the sun goes down. Your guide points out animals and marine life as you kayak—especially the many bird species found in the area—before going to see bioluminescence in the dark of night.

Explore the scenic beauty of Merritt Island, FL, on the Indian River Lagoon with our 12-passenger boat rentals. Cruise through the water, surrounded by breathtaking views, and encounter the gentle giants of the sea – manatees and playful dolphins. Our rentals include fuel, ensuring a worry-free adventure as you navigate the waterways. Discover the charm of spoil islands and create unforgettable memories with friends and family on this extraordinary boating experience. Pontoon rentals are available for exploring the rivers, canal, or many of its tributaries for a relaxing afternoon. Entertain friends and family while cruising at a gentle pace along the river’s edge. Our pontoon boats 16-24ft in length and seat up to 12 people. Pets are welcomed too.

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End your day with a relaxing paddle through the Indian River lagoon on this sunset kayaking tour. Launch into the lagoon and keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife like birds, dolphins, and possibly even manatees. With every stroke of your paddle, watch the waters come to life with bioluminescent plankton in the only bio bay in the continental United States.

Discover the waterways of Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge as you explore the area on a clear kayak. Join a small group and paddle through the refuge to see several species of flora and fauna. Keep your eyes peeled for manatees, dolphins, hundreds of fish and bird species, and several endangered species that call the refuge home.