Paddle Cocoa Beach at sunset and look for seasonal bioluminescence
2 Hours
Kayaks, paddles, lifejackets
Explore the Thousand Islands of Cocoa Beach on a guided sunset kayak tour, with chances to see seasonal bioluminescent dinoflagellates or comb jellies. Choose a single or tandem kayak and paddle through mangrove-lined waterways.
Tour requires a minimum of 2 people to operate; you may be notified up to 2 hours prior if the minimum isn’t met. Single kayaks have a 325 lb weight limit; tandem kayaks have a 425 lb weight limit.
Cancel at least 48 hours before the scheduled tour for a full refund. Private reservations require 14 days’ notice for a refund; cancellations within 14 days are not refunded. Parties greater than 14 require 14 days’ notice for a full refund.
Product ID: 2DQD5B
Arrive 30 minutes before your guided tour time so you have time for waiver signing and bathroom use. Tours leave promptly at the scheduled start time.
Yes. Each attendee (adults and children) must complete a waiver—one per person, regardless of age. Complete the digital waiver before you arrive so your tour can launch as scheduled.
Bring water, sunscreen (apply before arrival), a hat and/or sunglasses, bug spray if desired, and a towel. Wear flip-flops or water shoes if you have them; tennis shoes work in the park but may get wet. Dress for the weather—this is a water-based activity and your clothes may get a little wet.
5000 Tom Warriner Boulevard, Cocoa Beach
Guides like Ian, James, Michael, and Cricket show up repeatedly in these reviews, and the consistent praise for their knowledge, patience, and personality is hard to ignore. Whether it's navigating mangrove tunnels, spotting manatees and dolphins, or helping first-time kayakers feel comfortable on the water, the guides seem genuinely invested in making the experience enjoyable for everyone. Several reviewers specifically noted how patient and accommodating the team was with kids, beginners, and even non-English speakers. Wildlife sightings are a real highlight here. Dolphins, manatees, ospreys, herons, and even flamingos pop up regularly across reviews, making it feel less like a paddling trip and more like a legitimate nature tour. The guides also take photos for you at no extra charge, which is a thoughtful touch that several people called out. Sunset tours get especially glowing mentions, and the bioluminescence tour sounds like a return-trip motivator for more than a few visitors. One practical note from a reviewer worth passing along: bring water, a hat, and sunscreen. The sun exposure is real, and a little preparation goes a long way. Beyond that, the overall sentiment here is overwhelmingly enthusiastic, with many reviewers already planning their return visit.
Dave was a great guide; he took his time to make sure we all stayed together and felt safe. Everyone had fun and saw some dolphins and manatees!
Dusty H
August 28, 2026
Dave was a great guide; he took his time to make sure we all stayed together and felt safe. Everyone had fun and saw some dolphins and manatees!
Dusty H
August 28, 2026
Paddle mangrove tunnels at sunset on a guided Cocoa Beach kayak tour
Paddle through Cocoa Beach mangrove tunnels and look for manatees and dolphins
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