Welcome


to a vacation destination whereNATURAL WONDER and EXHILARATING ADVENTURES walk hand-in-hand. Welcome to the Space Coast.


Stretching 72 miles along Florida’s East Coast, the Space Coast continues to enliven, entertain and inspire more and more visitors each year. While it is best known as the home of America’s space program, Orlando’s closest beaches and some of the best surfing in the country, this is only a taste of what this area has to offer. From a spectacular array of wildlife, to


unspoiled natural habitats, sanctuaries and preserves, the Space Coast is the perfect place to get in tune with nature. The nationally recognized Brevard Zoo, a major league baseball spring training facility and world-famous Ron Jon Surf Shop also stake their territory here. And of course, the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex and Port Canaveral, where cruise ships of grandeur depart regularly, thrill visitors of all ages on a daily basis, making them believe anything is possible.


With everything there is to see and do here, it’s remarkable that the Space Coast has maintained its small beach town charm, populated with laid-back, friendly locals eager to show off their personal piece of paradise. Whether you dream of pampering


and entertainment, or simplistic peace and tranquility, the Space Coast has what you’re seeking. Come for a few days or a few weeks, we’d love to have you.


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