Attractions

Recreational Water Activities and Fishing

Cocoa fronts on four miles of the beautiful Indian River includes fresh water and salt water fishing in the Indian River and Atlantic Ocean are popular past times as is a day at any of the nearby beaches.

The Indian River Queen offers daily cruises out of the marina here in Cocoa Village.



 

Also located in the Cocoa Village Marina is Indian River Cruises offering daily lunch, sunset and dinner sails on the beautiful Indian River.










Interesting landmarks

The history of the City of Cocoa is rich, from the exciting Cocoa Playhouse to Riverside Drive and its old Florida mansions and the turn-of-the-century elegant and classic example of Florida architecture.

• Porcher House (now a historical site)
• Historic Cocoa Village one of the most successful and prosperous downtown redevelopment beautifications you'll ever find.

Special Events

Cocoa Village is host to year-round special events, street celebrations, parties and fund-raisers, and boasts over 60 specialty shops and one-of-a-kind restaurants.  Click here to go directly to the calendar of Special Events.

History and Culture

Be sure to visit the Alma Clyde Field Library of Florida History (formerly the Tebeau-Field Library). Located in Historic Cocoa Village, it is one of only two libraries in Florida that archives paper documents today.

Visit the Brevard Museum of History & Science, the Astronaut Memorial Planetarium and Observatory located on the Brevard Community College, Cocoa Campus, or catch an evening performance at the Cocoa Village Playhouse. 

Other places of interest

The Cape Canaveral Lighthouse and the Florida Solar Energy Center.

The Kennedy Space Center and Orlando theme parks Disney World, Sea World are a short distance away from the city.