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Families flock to Jamaica and the Dominican Republic for their all inclusives with water sports, water parks and kids clubs. At some resorts, you will find the kids programs are outstanding, with separate leaders and activities for many different age groups.

The prices can be high, although they will drop from May to December. Hurricane season is in those months as well, although most resorts offer weather guarantees.

Family Beach Vacation At Atlantis

The Atlantis Paradise Island of the Bahamas offers so many activities that it’s probably one of the only resorts in the world where you’ll need a map to even get around! It offers a resort experience like no other, amidst the world’s largest open-air marine habitat, second only to Mother Nature. Eleven exhibit lagoons in 34 acres of water scape are home to over 50,000 sea animals representing over 200 species. Guests can explore the ruins of Atlantis in The Dig, challenge the Mayan Temple’s water slides, enjoy 11 swimming areas, and discover endless action in the innovatively designed Atlantis Casino. Resort facilities include the Marina Village, Atlantis Kids Club, Mandara Spa, a sports center, world-class marina, haute couture shopping, and a vast array of restaurants and lounges.

The accommodations here range from moderately priced to very expensive. Families on vacation here should consider staying in the Coral Towers, which is the most centrally located tower at Atlantis. The Coral Towers is also closest to the Predator Lagoon and the Lagoon Pool as well.

Atlantis Paradise Island Resort is also packed with activities for guests of all ages. The eleven pool areas, miles of sandy beach, and Neptune’s Water Toys Hut give guests access to many water based activities. Neptune’s provides non motorized water sports which include water bikes, pedal boats, kayaks, and even snorkeling equipment rentals.

Parents will adore Atlantis has two different programs for children, the Aqua Tots program and the Discovery Channel Camp. The Aqua Tots program was designed for children 3 years old and up, while the discovery camp is for kids 4 - 12 years old and ranges from a 1 hour program to one that includes lunch and even dinner.

Kids love Paradise Island. They love the six different water slides and the marine exhibits. This can keep kids busy for hours and hours, and are pretty good fun for the parents as well. In order to enjoy the slides, kids must be at least 48 inches tall.

A beach vacation at Atlantis is something your entire family will love. There is something here to keep everyone occupied, from the beaches to fun on the slides. If your family enjoys the best of fun and the beach, Atlantis is something your whole family will enjoy - and love coming back to.

The Cotton House Resort

The Cotton House Resort is located on renowned Mustique, a private island estate in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, West Indies. Situated between the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, the 1,400 acre Mustique Island offers a tennis club, nine secluded and beautiful beaches, which are perfect for scuba diving, windsurfing, and even snorkeling. The Cotton House provides one of the most pristine holiday locations in all of the Caribbean.

As the only hotel on the exotic island of Mustique, the Cotton House offers luxurious service, privacy, and plenty of secluded beaches. You can spend your days exploring the marine life, relaxing by the pool, or getting pampered by the enticing spa.

The spa at the Cotton House offers an amazing array of services, such as massages, facials, reflexology, wraps, and fully body treatments. You can catch a spa in one of the four treatment rooms, just steps from the beach, or even in the privacy of your own room.

Rooms and suites The Cotton House offers just 19 luxurious guest rooms, cottages, and suites, most offering private patios and panoramic views of the ocean. The amenities offered by the Cotton House include soft French cotton linens, a pillow menu, air, flat screen televisions, and maid service twice a day.

If you are planning a honeymoon twist to your beach vacation, you can splurge on one of the cottages with a private plunge pool, or even book the two bedroom Cotton Hill Residence which offers a private swimming pool and its own staff that are dedicated to you.

 

Cap Juluca In Anguilla

Cap Juluca is thoroughly insulated from the outside world, yet only minutes away by air or motor launch from St. Maarten. It is a private self-contained enclave along two miles of the best pristine white-sand beaches in the Caribbean. Spacious Moorish villas, five-star restaurants, exotic landscaped tropical gardens, and friendly and abundant service professionals provide an unparalleled level of luxury for vacationers.

It is an exclusive Caribbean hotel that is located to the southwest coast of Anguilla, of the British Virgin Islands. The resort is set on 179 tranquil acres, and surrounded by white sandy beaches, palm trees, and water so clear that you can see to the bottom.

Cap Juluca features a comprehensive array of entertainment amenities, including a fully equipped fitness center, private golf carts and bicycles, aqua golf driving range, bunker and putting green, croquet lawn, Junior Olympic-size swimming pool, a library, tennis courts with a full-time resident pro, and water sports, including snorkeling, wind surfing, water skiing, and sailing.

Guests of the Cap Juluca resort are accommodated in 18 beach front style villas which will house no more than six rooms each. The rooms measure at least 700 square feet in size and feature large marble bathrooms, white tile floors, and louvered doors which will open wide to let in the cool sea breezes. During the morning, guests can enjoy a complimentary continental breakfast that is served on their own private terrace.

The Cap Juluca also offers six pool villas which are surrounded by foliage on the edge of the beach. The pool villas offer either a private or shared swimming pool, sun deck, and even golf carts to help you travel around the property.

To keep your neck twisting, the resort design features exotic arches, domes, turrets, and parapets. The white villas, which are situated along the white sands of the mile long Maundays Bay, is surround by tropical flowers, palm trees, and breathtaking fountains.

Your beach vacation also offers a number of great activities which include water sports, croquet, a health club, herb and endangered species gardens, children’s program, nature trails and even tennis. Cove and Maundays Bay offer a mile of beach, where you can enjoy kayaking, sail, snorkeling, waterski, and even windsurfing.

You can also arrange for island tours at the Cap Juluca in Anguilla to explore the many beaches. Natives will be glad to help you set up to go scuba diving, or even deep sea fishing. When it comes to fun on the water, this resort has something to offer everyone in your family.

The spa services at the Cap Juluca include specialized treatments such as Cap Juluca for two, a Thai massage, aromatherapy, reflexology, and even kinesiology.

Cap Juluca offers guests two restaurants and a 24 hour room service. One restaurant, George’s, features pool and beach front dining, serving guests contemporary tropical cuisine that includes salads, seafood, burgers, and even sandwiches.

The other restaurant, Pimms, is decorated with white Moorish arches and serves French-Asian cuisine. It is located within walking distance of the Caribbean Sea.

The Cap Juluca in Anguilla will provide just what you need from a vacation. There’s something here for the entire family, no matter what your family likes to do. Waking up on an island with the ocean at your back door is truly an amazing feeling – and that is what Cap Juluca is truly all about.

 

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Laguna Beach California

The City of Laguna Beach is well known as a unique beach community and artist’s colony with seven miles of City beaches running along its nine square miles. The resident population enjoys the ambiance provided by the sandy beaches, canyons and coastal hills. During the summer, several million visitors are drawn to the resort environment for its picturesque beaches, art festivals and the Pageant of the Masters. Laguna’s village scale shopping district, bluff top walkways and tram system create a pedestrian environment and scale which is unique in Southern California.

Perfectly situated midway between Los Angeles and San Diego in southern Orange County, Laguna Beach is a popular weekend vacation in Southern California. Offering seven miles of coastline with sandy beaches and palm trees, Laguna Beach is a likely candidate for the perfect beach vacation getaway.

There are 30 beaches and coves that visitors can explore either on foot or by kayak. The activities here include sailing, bird watching, beach volleyball, surfing, and even scuba diving.

The Laguna Beach also enjoys warm weather year round with an average high of 69 degrees in January and 77 degrees in July. Popular activities for the outdoors here include romantic picnics, hiking, cycling, tennis, golf, and even botanical garden tours.

Laguna Beach is also home to an active artist community with almost 100 galleries that showcase art pieces by local and international artists. There are many festivals here in the summer, some of which are known around the world.

For those who enjoy shopping, Laguna Beach offers a wide selection of unique shops that sell hand crafted jewelry, antiques, and other things that you won’t find anywhere else.

With the perfect weather year round, Laguna Beach in California offers you the perfect location for your beach vacation. Kids enjoy playing in the sand at one of the several beaches, while parents enjoy sun bathing and taking in the views that Laguna Beach is very well known for.

If you’ve thought about taking a beach vacation in the near future, Laguna Beach is perfect. There are several hotels for you to choose from, many of which offer discounts during the year, depending on when you visit. There’s something for everyone here, even if your family is hard to please.

Huntington Beach California

The dynamic coastal City of Huntington Beach, with its sunny Mediterranean climate and idyllic setting, is home to more than 195,000 residents. Internationally known as Surf City, Huntington Beach boasts eight miles of scenic, accessible beach front, the largest stretch of uninterrupted beach front on the West Coast. Tourism remains a vital part of the economy, as over 11 million visitors flock to the city during the summer, on weekends and for special events.

The parks and recreation features one of the largest recreational piers in the world, public parks, riding stables and equestrian trails, a marina, and a wildlife preserve, and an eight-mile biking, inline skating, jogging, and walking trail along the ocean. The crown jewel of the recreation system is the wide expanse of beautiful and spacious beaches, where large crowds gather to watch professional sporting events as the U.S. Open of Surfing, AVP Pro Beach Volleyball and Van’s World Championship of Skateboarding.

Even the briefest of family beach vacations to Huntington Beach should include a visit to the International Surfing Museum, where some of the most treasured surfing artifacts are stored.

With many diverse sports such as surfing, biking, boating, skateboarding, fishing, golf, tennis, and beach volleyball - everyone can get into the game and find something to enjoy. Even after the sun goes down, you’ll find something to do on Huntington Beach.

Other attractions ideal for Huntington Beach include the Huntington Beach art center, and the surfers hall of fame. There are plenty of other things to do here besides the beach, which is perfect for families who want more to do than swim.

Kids of all ages will enjoy a trip to Huntington Central Park, which is one of the largest city parks in Southern California. With picnic tables, barbecues, restaurants, sports complex, the Adventure Playground, and even a golf course, this is a great place to spend some time away from the beach.

Huntington Beach is also within short traveling distance to many of Southern California’s most popular attractions and sights. Disneyland, Knott’s Berry Farm, Wild Rivers Waterpark, and the Aquarium of the Pacific are all less than 20 miles away from Huntington Beach. After a fun day of exploring and riding rides, the beach is an ideal place to return to.

With a lot to offer you and a lot of things to do nearby, Huntington Beach is one of the best areas Southern California has to offer. There is always something to do for your entire family, even if your family is hard to please. Huntington Beach is that good - and your family will soon see that!

 

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With some notable exceptions, most of the barrier islands on the southeast coast have been developed. That’s not the case in Georgia. Thanks to the efforts of a small number of individuals and organizations, Ten of Georgia’s fourteen major barrier islands have been preserved by either public or private initiative. If you want to play golf and tennis and be pampered like royalty-and pay handsomely for the privilege-there are places on Georgia’s coast that will be glad to accommodate you1. If you’d rather be pampered in a natural environment, there are other islands to visit2 . If you are of average means and want to enjoy the coast with some creature comforts, there are islands for you3.

The barrier islands in Georgia offer ambiance, sandy beaches, and a laid back attitude towards life. Jekyll Island offers you miles of paved bike path with three 18 hole golf courses, which is perfect for golf enthusiasts.

Ocracoke Island

Ocracoke Island is only accessible by water or air. It is part of North Carolina’s Hyde County. It is one of the barrier islands of the Outer Banks of North Carolina — where the pirate Blackbeard is known to have once roamed. The community is very friendly here, making it a perfect beach vacation spot for the entire family. The Cape Hatteras National Seashore, with the Pamlico Sound on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other, has 16 miles of sun-swept wilderness beaches that offer something for everyone.
For everything practical and not so practical you’ll need while your away from home, you can find it here on Ocracoke Island. From beach chairs and boards to manicures and massages, and rental cars to finding a caterer - you can find everything you need to make your beach vacation a dream come true.
Whether you’d like to swim, fish, surf, or just improve your tan, this is the place to visit. Camping facilities are available with two local campgrounds as well as the National Park Service. Dozens of boats are also available for charter fishing. Within Ocracoke Island North Carolina, there are many different styles of houses, schools, parks, and numerous boat ramps and places for beach access.

For nearly 12 continuous miles, the dunes and marsh lands of the island are untouched, providing a home for birds, deer, muskrats, rabbits, and other wild animals. The several beaches on the island are some of the last pristine beaches left in America. Fishermen and anglers are allowed to drive on the beach, with surf fishing being truly great here.
If you visit Ocracoke Island in the summer, you’ll find that there is always something to do. The island has a happening nightlife as well, which is perfect for those who want to see more than just the beach on their vacation.
If you live close to North Carolina, all you have to do is book a hotel then let the good times roll.

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Throughout the West Coast of Maui, you’ll have many choices for your beach vacation. If you plan to enjoy golf, the Kapalua Resort is a great choice, as guests will receive 30% lower golf rates than those who don’t stay at the resort. The resort also includes the Kapalua Bay Hotel, Kapalua Villas, and the Ritz-Carlton Kapalua.

The island of Maui is home to some of the most amazing beaches. Some beaches offer swimming all year round, while others are best for surfing or snorkeling during certain times of the year. Depending on where you choose to stay, there are always some famous beaches nearby.

One bay over from the Kapalua Bay is the Napili Kai Beach Resort, which is a low rise family resort that offers comfortable beach front condos. The Napili Kai also offers complimentary programs for children ages 6 - 12 from mid June to the end of August, during Easter and Christmas. The condos are seconds away from the beach, and they include kitchens as well as laundry facilities.

If you prefer a more secluded area, the Maui Prince hotel is located in a quiet setting surrounded by two scenic golf courses and a large sandy beach that kids never seem to get enough of.

Located on the southwest side of Maui, the Fairmont Kea Lani Maui overlooks the amazing waters off of Polo Beach. The beach here is the center of all water activities such as snorkeling, sailing, kayaking, and even windsurfing.

Visitors here can play on any of the Wailea Golf Club’s three championship golf courses or enjoy a game of tennis at any of the 14 courts the tennis center offers. Parents that are tired can get some personal time with a massage at the Spa Kea Lani.

The resort accommodations are either suites or villas, so there is no need to squeeze your entire family into a tiny room. There suites here are a minimum of 840 square feet and offer a separate living room and marble bathroom with a separate tub for soaking.

The private two levels villas here are minutes away from the beach and are between 1,800 - 2,200 square feet as well. The villas are ideal for larger families as they offer a full service kitchen and a private courtyard with a plunge pool and barbecue for grilling out.

Polo Beach - Hawaii The Polo Beach of Hawaii is a sandy beach with clear water, making it ideal for swimming and also snorkeling. It’s located in South Maui and fronted by the Fairmont Kea Lani Maui, which is a luxury beach vacation resort.

Keiki Lani is also the hotel’s activity center for kids as well. It’s a state licensed facility for children between the ages of 5 and 13, giving parents a break from watching their kids. Here, children can enjoy painting coconuts, building sand castles, exploring the tide pools, learning how to dance hula, and even making real flower leis. The activity center can accommodate up to 19 children, so be sure to call ahead and reserve a space for your children.

Maui offers you several luxury resorts, 16 golf courses, and a 10,023 foot volcano. Molokai and Lanai can both be reached by ferry from Maui, or you can simply fly there from Honolulu.

Rates

The rates for stay start at $325 per night for a suite. One of the benefits of a family vacation here is the special deals that are almost always available. The Fairmont Kea Lani Maui has several packages available for family vacations.

If you are planning to explore the island with the kids, you’ll save a lot of money by taking a package that includes a free rental car. This way, you can explore the island at your will without having to worry about paying any extra money.

For a family vacation, Maui is truly a one of a kind destination. There are many different things to do here for everyone in your family, even if they are indeed hard to please.

Once your family experiences Maui and everything there is to offer, you’ll never look at beach vacations the same way again. Maui has that kind of power - especially when it comes to warm weather and pleasing people from all over the world.

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Kauai is known for it’s tropical vegetation and has even been used for setting of many Hollywood movies. Hawaii’s Big Island is the largest of all islands, featuring Volcanoes National Park, with its amazing waterfalls and breathtaking beaches.

West Maui beaches If you drive along the west coast of Maui from Lahaina to Kapalua, you’ll see many breathtaking beaches along the coast. Kaanapali Beach will offer you over three miles of white sand with a variety of watersports, including surfing, sailboating, and even catamaran rides. On the north end of the beach is Black Rock, which is well known for snorkeling.

Visitors like the sandy beach at Napili Bay, because there are no high rise buildings around, and the bay is protected well from waves. The Kapalua Resort in west Maui is home to Kapalua Beach, Oneloa Bay Beach, and the D.T. Fleming Beach.

South Maui Beaches The rule with Hawaii and Maui is that the further south you travel, the less crowded the beaches will be.

Kihei offers you a series of beaches along the six mile coastline, some even offering lifeguards, restrooms, and picnic areas. Polo Beach and Wailea Beach offer both restrooms and equipment rentals. Or, if you prefer a more secluded beach, you should visit Maluaka Beach at the Maui Prince Hotel - where you may even encounter some green sea turtles.

A few miles past the Maui Prince Hotel is the Big Beach of Makena, which is one of the best beaches on Maui. As the name implies, the beach is quite large, and best of all - empty. It offers white sand, picnic facilities, and even restrooms.

East Maui Beaches The beaches of East Maui are unlike others in Hawaii. Surround by lush scenery, the beaches are secluded, scenic, and very colorful.

Hamoa Beach is a must visit if you plan to visit East Maui. As you approach the beach from the main road, you’ll walk past colorful plants and palm trees surrounding Hamoa Beach. Just off Hana Highway is Hana Bay Beach, which offers black volcanic sand.

The Red Sand Beach is difficult to get to, you’ll need to find a narrow path along the coast. The beach offers plenty of swimming and snorkeling, and you should be the only one there - which is great for those looking for privacy. Even though it is hard to get to, Red Sand Beach is truly one of a kind.

Hamoa Beach Vacation Paradise

The black sand of Hamoa Beach is one of the best beaches on Maui. The water isn’t too rough, there are no rocks in the surf, the crowds are minimal, and the nearby scenery is amazing. For a beach vacation, Hamoa Beach is tough to beat.

Hamoa Beach is about a five to ten minute drive from the town of Hana. The drive is easy to make, with lots of great scenery along the way. There isn’t a parking lot, so you’ll need to park on the side of the road and walk down the steps to the beach. Parking isn’t normally a problem because the beach is never crowded.

There is a beach hut on Hamoa Beach that rents body boards, snorkeling equipment, and even gives out towels to guests of the Hotel Hana Maui. There are also beach chairs and umbrellas that are for guests only.

Unless you are a guest and want a chair, the best spot on Hamoa Beach is on a big towel right in the center of the black sand. There’s plenty of shade on the beach, so you won’t have any trouble getting out of the sun when you have had your fill of it.

The water at the beach isn’t rough and there are no rocks to cut you as you swim. The waves here can get quite large, although they are easier to swim in than other beaches on the island.

Hamoa Beach is an excellent beach vacation spot, offering something for the entire family. There is always something going on here, no matter what time of year you visit. For a beach vacation that never lets up - Hamoa Beach is where you need to be.

The island of Molokai is filled with empty beaches, no traffic lights, and few tourists. Many tourists only come to the island of Molokai because they somehow assumed they were going to Molokini (which is a snorkeling site near Maui).

The island of Mololai is accessible by ferry from Maui or by plane from Honolulu. The island is ideal for those who like the outdoors with a twist of adventure. When you visit here, you should not be expecting shopping malls or nightlife.

Culture

If you are interested in Hawaiian culture on your beach vacation, Oahu Island offers a selection of museums, historical attractions, and several exhibits. With several villages and culture exhibits, you can learn anything you desire about the culture of Hawaii.

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The amazing and relaxing Kona Village Resort is located on the western coast of the Big Island of Hawaii. Offering you breathtaking views and plenty of things to do, the Kona Village Resort is a beach vacation come true.

If you are planning to relax, unwind from the pressures of life, and get closer to nature, Kona Village Resort is the ideal place to go. This vacation resort caters to couples seeking romance as well as families looking to spend quality vacation time together.

The Polynesian style cottages have no phones or television sets. This way, guests can spend their days trying out new activities, exploring the rich Hawaiian marine life in the bay, or just spend time relaxing without a timeclock on the beach.

The resort offers 125 individual bungalows that are spread out across 82 tropical acres. They are all different in style, size, and view. The south side of the resort offers palm trees and tropical foliage, while the lagoon side features wildlife, and the north side features a unique lava flow.

When it comes to dinner, you’ll have a choice of two oceanfront restaurants. The cuisine is light with an emphasis on fresh island vegetables and fish. On Friday, the resort hosts the infamous and legendary Lu’au, which has been a Hawaiian tradition for many years.

The Kona Village Resort is located on 82 acres of tropical heaven with a large beach - private for guests. You can explore the resort bay that is teeming with wildlife, including the Hawaiian grean sea turtles and blue tangs.

If you visit the resort between December and April, you may even catch the North Pacific humpback whales as they migrate from Alaska to Hawaii -right off the beach. Almost every night at the resort, you can see the manta rays swim into the light in front of the Hale Moana restaurant.

There are several different activities to choose from here as well, including snorkeling, kayaking, and sailing. The Kona Village resort will even organize daily volleyball games and glass bottom boat tours. If you choose, you can even play tennis, go fishing, or even scuba diving - in the crystal clear Hawaii water.

The Kona Village Resort in Hawaii is another fine example of everything Hawaii has to offer you on your beach vacation. If you’ve been looking for the ideal vacation spot, Kona Village may well be where you’ll want to spend almost all of your time.

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Located on the sun drenched Hawaiian Island of Oahu, Waikiki Beach is one of the most famous and well known beaches in the entire world, with luxurious hotels and beach clubs set right on the beach. The famous Kalakaua Avenue, which runs parallel to the beach, offers you a shopping paradise with fine restaurants and nightly entertainment.

At Waikiki Beach you will find outrigger canoes, surf boards, and other gear readily available for rent on the beach. For a change of venue, tennis, archery, and even jogging is available at the Kapiolani Park.

Romance

Romantic beach vacations on Oahu Island range from renewing your wedding vows to luxurious beach service at one of the several hotels. If you’ve never tasted pink beer or champagne, Mai Tai Bar is the place you should check out.

If you would rather spend some of your time in a more secluded area, Kahala Mandarin Oriental is 10 minutes away from Waikiki Beach and offers a long sandy beach, great service, and swimming with the dolphins - which is something everyone is sure to enjoy.

Restaurants

There are several restaurants located right on Waikiki Beach, such as Duke’s Canoe Club and the Surf Room. When the evening sets in, you can enjoy a romantic dinner while you watch the sun set over the beautiful and amazing Pacific Ocean.

Waikiki Beach hotels

As you travel along the beach from west to east beginning in Diamond Head, you’ll encounter several first class hotels such as Hilton Hawaiian Village, Sheraton Waikiki, Outrigger Hawai, the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, and several others.

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The Aloha State of Hawaii offers you several different islands and beaches.

When you go to Hawaii, you shouldn’t expect to find all inclusive resorts in the Aloha state. Hawaii is known for lush luxury resorts, such as the Grand Wailea on Maui, or the properties on the Big Island’s Kohala Coast.

To find more affordable options in Hawaii, you will find the Waikiki Beach area is breathtaking, fun for the entire family, and offers several different lodging options. The Waikiki Beach is shallow and water is calm almost year round, especially in the winter months when the surf stays under three feet. Waikiki Beach is also known for its gentle waves which are ideal for beginner surfers. You can rent surfboards and gear on the beach, even take lessons if you have never surfed before. There are certain parts of the beach that have a life guard on duty watching over swimmers and surfers.

Oahu Island is the most popular, home to the infamous Waikiki Beach and Honolulu, the state’s capital. The island of Oahu is a dream come true. The entire family will love it here, with the island also being perfect for just a lovers vacation. If you’ve never had the pleasure of going to Hawaii - there is no better time than now.

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Whether you are going on a family beach vacation, leisure travel, business trip, or just a day at the beach, you’ll find exactly what you’ve been looking for in Cocoa Beach and the Space Coast area to make your stay one you’ll never forget.

Just six miles long, and mostly less than one mile wide, Cocoa Beach is truly a unique place! Where else can you choose between watching a space launch from the beach or precious animal species in their natural habitat? You can choose between a swim in the ocean, or a quiet kayak exploration off the Banana River islands, from our river shore? Play a round of golf at our 27-holes golf course, surf cast from the beach for dinner, or just enjoy a day at the beach where you will likely see dolphins at play or be lucky enough to see an occasional whale in migration. Widely known as the surfing capitol of the East Coast, Cocoa Beach is the hometown of surfing champions.

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