Kayak Cocoa Beach – Guided Kayak Tours, Eco Adventures in Cocoa Beach, FL

Kayak Cocoa Beach – Guided Kayak Tours, Eco Adventures and bioluminescent kayaking in Cocoa Beach, FL, 32931

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We are not at all of the locations all of the time,
so please call 321-480-8632 before you book.

DAYTIME TOURS

1 – 5 Guests: $35/Adult $25/Child

6 – 13 Guests: $30/Adult $25/Child

14 – 60 Guests: $28/Adult $25/Child

Night/Bioluminescent/Full Moon

GOING OUT EVERY EVENING
throughout the summer!
Guests: $40/Adult $30/Child

Tours Leave from The Boat Ramp @ 951 Kiwanis Island Park Rd., Merritt Island, FL 32952

It’s an Endless Summer here in Florida! We have Kayak Tours going out every day!
Tours last approximately 2 hours. Tours can be cut short due to heat.

Our Sit-In Kayaks offer strong back support
and rigid seats. Designed for comfort and to keep you dry!

kayaking cocoa beach banana river Looking for things to do in Cocoa Beach? We offer kayak tours throughout Central Florida’s Space Coast for all ages, 7 days a week year-round! In fact, most people that go on our tour, have never kayaked before!
Kayak with dolphins, manatees, islands, a variety of birds. Most tourists never see the natural side of Cocoa Beach, just minutes from all the resorts!
We invite you to slip away on an unforgettable, 100% Organic kayaking adventure!
Come experience the natural beauty and diverse eco-system of the Cocoa Beach Thousand Islands area “up close” on one of our exciting, guided kayak eco-tours!
Just Add Water! Fun things to do for the whole family, with No prior experience necessary! Kayak Cocoa Beach
Our Cocoa Beach kayaking trips are intended for those who want to get a taste of the relaxing shallow waters and view some of the exotic wildlife of Florida. Experience the adventure of exploring mangrove tunnels, channels and islands. Examples of some commonly seen wildlife you might encounter include: Great Blue Herons, Atlantic Bottle-nose Dolphin, Manatees, Snowy Egrets, White Ibis, Roseate Spoonbills, Anhingas, Brown Pelicans, Double Crested Cormorants, Ospreys, Bald Eagles, Least Terns, Southern Stingrays and much more! Adventure Kayak provides you with experienced and professional tour guides who are there to help you kayak with Manatee and Dolphin!
Morning and afternoon Daily Guided Kayak Tours launch from various locations in the area and are roughly 2 to 2-1/2 hours in duration. Our kayak tours progress at a leisurely pace with ample opportunities for everyone to observe, enjoy and ask questions about the environment while improving your kayaking skills. Check out Astronaut Ed Cheung’s blog on his family’s day out with Adventure Kayak of Cocoa Beach! ramp road park aerial photo

Going out every evening throughout the summer! BioluminescentKayakTours

bioluminescence orlando Florida Bioluminescence Kayak Tours are available from June through September when the Indian River Lagoon waters are the warmest. Adventure Kayak near Orlando offers bioluminescent kayaking tours shortly after sunset when there is no full moon.
If you missed the bio season, ask us about moonlight paddles offered year round!
Bio Tours are $40.00/adults $30/Children 16 & under
Embark on this spectacular kayaking adventure and you will slowly begin to see the swirls from your paddles producing a glow in the water that is caused by bioluminescence – living lights in the water. As it gets dark, you will see almost everything in the water, from schools of darting fish, to West Indian Manatees and Atlantic Bottle-nose dolphins. Even the flow of water over the sea grass generates a ghostly bioluminescent radiance! Every movement produces a beautiful blue-green glowing light. As you paddle, you will experience the brilliant wave pattern that forms as the kayaks slice through the water. If you stroke your hand through the water, your skin will be covered with a green flashing glitter. Bioluminescent kayaking is a truly one-of-a-kind, ‘must see’ experience! Bioluminescent Kayaking Video.

TOUR LOCATIONS

Kayak Cocoa Beach Thousand Islands
@ Ramp Road Park

7 days a week
401 Ramp Rd, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931

Please Call 321-480-8632 Before You Book & Pay Large Group Tours Available
One of the best places to kayak Cocoa Beach is the Cocoa Beach Thousand Islands at Ramp Road Park. Ramp Road Park provides paddlers quick and easy access to the local estuarine eco-system of the Banana River Lagoon. Manatees, dolphins and birds can be found in abundance, when in season. Mangrove trails and tunnels offer another unique adventure as we often enjoy the local wildlife in the islands. Insect repellant may be required in some seasons.
Wildlife factor – Moderately High (seasonal), Manatees, dolphins, birds.

Paddle skill – beginner to advanced
Paddle length- 3 miles
Paddle time – 2 to 2 ½ hours

Our very own guide, Ed Halm awaits the arrival of Adventure Kayak guests for his nature tour of Thousand Islands Conservation Area. ramp road park cocoa beach

Kayak Cocoa Beach Thousand Islands
@ Cocoa Beach Country Club

7 days a week
5000 Tom Warriner Blvd., Cocoa Beach, FL 32931

Please Call 321-480-8632 Before You Book & Pay Large Group Kayak Tours AvailableThe Thousand Islands at the Cocoa Beach Country Club are just another aspect of the local estuarine system of the Banana River Lagoon in Central Florida’s Space Coast. Manatees, dolphins and birds can be found in abundance, when in season. Check local weather for this trip as we have to cross large amounts of unprotected water to access the island treasures. It can be somewhat choppy in the open areas. We travel south to the mangrove trails and tunnels for another unique aspect of this adventure. This kayak tour can be somewhat challenging while in and amongst the mangrove trails.
Wildlife factor – Moderately High (seasonal) Manatees, dolphins, birds
Insect repellant may be required in season.

Paddle skill – beginner to advanced
Paddle length – 3 miles
Paddle time – 2 to 2 ½ hours

Mangrove Tunnels, Canals and Islands, Ideal for windy days

Review Amazing Kayak Tour Cocoa Beach

Manatee encounters in Merritt Island’s Kelly Park near Cocoa Beach, FL

Kayak Kelly Park, Merritt Island, FL

2550 N. Banana River Drive, Merritt Island, FL 32952
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Please Call 321-480-8632 Before You Book & Pay Large Group Tours Available

KAYAK KELLY PARK- MERRITT ISLAND
The paddle is through mostly open water, so take notice of the weather prior to reservations. Manatees and dolphins travel the length of the lagoon and routinely pass through the barge canal to other lagoons. A kayak trip through the barge canal to Sykes Creek can be accomplished fairly easy, weather permitting. There are NO mangrove trails or tunnels on this adventure kayak tour.
Wildlife factor – Moderate

- Paddle skill – beginner to advanced
- Paddle length – 1 ½ – 2 miles
- Paddle time – 1 ½ to 2 hours

Kayak with Manatees in Merritt Island

Kayak Kiwanis Island Park, Merritt Island, FL

951 Kiwanis Island Park Rd., Merritt Island, FL 32952

Please Call 321-480-8632 Before You Book & Pay Large Group Tours Available

KAYAK KIWANIS ISLAND PARK – MERRITT ISLAND
BIOLUMINESCENT KAYAKING TOURS – Going out every evening throughout the summer from Kiwanis Island!
Kiwanis Island Park is a protected area located in Brevard County. Looking for things to do after the sun sets? Kayaking in Kiwanis Island is great for moonlight paddling. Occasionally, manatees and dolphins will visit these waters venturing north from the Banana River Lagoon.
Sykes Creek is the main tributary paddled and is surrounded by wildlife and birds. Some spoil islands can be viewed.
Access is very easy for visiting guests and locals.
There are NO mangrove trails or tunnels on this adventure.
Wildlife factor – Satisfactory

- Paddle skill – beginner to advanced
- Paddle length – 2 miles
- Paddle time – 1 ½ to 2 hours
  
  Experience the gentle giants of the Indian River Lagoon
  
  Pine Island Conservation Area, Merritt Island, FL
  
  Pine Island Conservation Area, Merritt Island, FL
  
  2100 Pine Island Road, Merritt Island, FL 32953
  
  Please Call 321-480-8632 Before You Book & Pay Large Group Tours Available
  
  The Pine Island Conservation Area offers a variety of things to do in Merritt Island, FL.
  The interior marsh ponds of the area offer 2 kayak trails and a relaxing atmosphere to check out the local wildlife. Habitats include mangrove forests, salt marshes, cabbage palm hammocks, pine flatwoods and hardwood hammocks. This shelter provides the ultimate in housing for the west Indian Manatee, bottle nose dolphin, alligator, gopher tortoise, bobcat, northern river otters, and eastern indigo snake.
  This area is listed as a State of Florida Great Florida Birding Trail for migratory songbirds, the American Widgeon, migratory Blue-Winged Teal, waders, Wood Stork, shorebirds and Osprey.
  Wildlife factor – Satisfactory
  Bring a lunch on your paddle or stop for a picnic at Sam’s House.
  
  Paddle Skill – beginner to advanced
  Paddle length – 2.3 miles, or you can make a loop from here to Manatee Cove.
  Paddle time – 1 ½ – 2 hour
  
  Historic Sam’s House Merritt Island, photo from Sam’s House Facebook Page
  
  Visit Sam’s House, Pine Island Sam’s House is the oldest standing house in Brevard County. 1875, Sam’s Family Cabin provides a paved trail with interactive exhibits highlighting the history and inhabitants of the area. Enjoy kayaking through 5 different habitats and experience old Florida.
  Hours of Operation: Thursday – Saturday, 9am – 5pm
  
  Sam’s House provides a variety of things to do on Central Florida’s Space Coast:
  - Kayaking through 5 different habitats
  - Fishing
  - Hiking – you can hike to the Pine Island Conservation Area from Sam’s House with over 6 miles of Trails.
  - Biking
  - Horseback riding
  - History Garden
  - Native American Burial mound
  Check out more things to do in Cocoa Beach.
  
  5 Reasons to Choose Adventure Kayak of Cocoa Beach!
  1. SAFETY: Adventure Kayak is Insured & Certified in CPR and First Aid.
    We provide life preservers & whistles as well as a quick lesson in kayaking & safety.
  2. COMFORT: Our kayaks are sit-in with open cockpits.
    There is plenty of leg room with sturdy seats and back support for comfort.
  3. LOCATION: Our kayak tours launch just minutes away from all of the major resorts in the Cocoa Beach area.
  4. ORGANIZATIONS: Adventure Kayak of Cocoa Beach is a longtime member of both the Florida Professional Paddlesports Association and Visit Florida.
  5. GREAT VALUE: Kayak for just $35.00 per adult/ $25.00 per child!
    We also offer a discounted kayak rate of $5.00 for Seniors and Military personnel.
  Frequently Asked Questions about kayaking in Cocoa Beach, Florida
  
  Q: Are there any Alligators?
  A: Yes, if you are looking for alligators, go to the Cocoa Beach Golf Course, her name is Kathleen.
  Q: Will I see Dolphins as I kayak in Cocoa Beach?
  A: We do not offer a guarantees, however, Dolphins are here year round.
  Q: Will I see Manatees on my guided kayak eco-tour?
  A: Manatees are seasonal, including Spring, Summer, and Fall.
  Q: What are some fun things to do in the Cocoa Beach area?
  A: Kayaking! In fact, most people that go on a tour, have never kayaked before! …and don’t worry about Kathleen… 😉
  
  Bird watching in Merritt Island and Orlando area Beaches like Cocoa Beach has to be at the top of the list when it comes to fun things to do!
  
  Fully Licensed and Insured
  
  Adventure Kayak of Cocoa Beach’s primary mission is to provide safe, enjoyable kayak expeditions. When you spend your morning or afternoon with us paddling through the Cocoa Beach Thousand Islands, you’ll leave with a better appreciation of the natural wonders of our world. Adventure Kayak of Cocoa Beach is the absolute best place to observe manatees in their natural habitat!
  
  Fun Things to Do in Cocoa Beach, Orlando’s Closest Beach!
  1. Kayak in Florida along Central Florida’s Space Coast with Manatee and Dolphin! Cocoa Beach is one of Orlando’s favorite beaches!
  2. Experience up close and personal encounters with Osprey, Manatees and even Swan! Our seasonal swan can be pictured here on the far right.
  3. Read more about Orlando Students who visited us during the summer from Europe and have a blast on their kayak tour in Cocoa Beach.
  4. Check out more kayak tour photos on our Facebook page!
  5. Check out our photo gallery of the fun things to do in Cocoa Beach. Kayaking with Manatee, Dolphin, and other Florida wildlife in Cocoa Beach, Merritt Island on the Space Coast, near Orlando.
  6. Check out our reviews on Trip Advisor!
  7. Connect with us on Facebook, YouTube and Pinterest!
  MISSION STATEMENT
  
  Adventure Kayak of Cocoa Beach’s ultimate goal is to safely provide our valued guests with the finest eco-tours and kayak adventures throughout city, county and state protected coastal environments. Our continued growth and success depends upon delivering environmental education with responsible ecotourism. We follow the principles of sustainable ecotourism. It is in our best interest to promote healthy land and water stewardship. We have a primary ethical obligation to the people, species and resources under our direct and indirect responsibility. Adventure Kayak of Cocoa Beach offers our guests the finest professional and experienced guides, the most comfortable and stable boats, an intimate wildlife experience, all without ever compromising the guest’s or wildlife’s safety and well being.
  
  “When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds that it is attached to the rest of the world”
  
  – John Muir
  
  Adventure Kayak Tours of Cocoa Beach
  Adventure Kayak of Cocoa Beach is owned and operated by Bill Kowalik since 2000. Bill provides fully trained and experienced guides for guided kayak eco-tours, paddling adventures, bioluminescence Florida tours, moonlight paddles and large group tours in Merritt Island and Cocoa Beach. During their tour, guests have experienced kayaking with wildlife such as manatee, dolphin and birds in their natural habitat. If you are looking to kayak Cocoa Beach, Florida, we are located along the Canaveral National Seashore on the Space Coast near and just a short drive from Orlando, Daytona Beach, St Augustine, Melbourne, Melbourne Beach, Palm Bay, Satellite Beach, Indialantic, Cocoa Beach, Cape Canaveral, Port Canaveral Cruise Terminals, Edgewater, Kissimmee, Lake Buena Vista, Walt Disney World Resorts, Universal Orlando, Sea World and Busch Garden Theme Parks, Oviedo, Deland, Apopka and everywhere in between! Visit the all new Exploration Tower in Port Canaveral, offering 7 stories of fun and education, as well as the new home to the Space Coast Art Festival.