TITUSVILLE, FL
history. Enjoy the Indian River Lagoon and other area waterways. With more than 20 public parks, 5 golf courses, one-of-a-kind historical museums and a variety of marinas and boat ramps, the possiblities are endless. The Titusville area is the perfect place to surf, fish, or just play in the waves.
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AIRBOAT RIDES AT MIDWAY “THE REAL RIDE”
A Cosmic Journey, Touching the Lives of all Mankind...
FREE SPACE
• Ask about $2 OFF • Voice Activated Headsets • Exotic Bird & Reptile Exhibit • Hold a Gator & Take a Photo • 15 Minutes from Kennedy Space Center
407-568-6790•Open Dai ly 9a.m.
www.AirBoatRidesAtMidWay.com 28501 E. Colonial Dr. • Christmas, FL 32709
Experience Natural Florida the Way it was Meant to be Seen...
• Kayak Rentals • Day & Night Tours • Expeditions & Overnight Tours
dolphins, alligators, exotic birds and a wide
Encounter manatees,
Info@ADayAwayKayakTours.com ADayAwayKayakTours.com
variety of aquatic life. (321) 268-2655
THE U.S. SPACE WALK OF FAME FOUNDATION
www.HamptonInn.com Florida’s Space Coast has...
Over Half a Million Acres of Land in Public Ownership
Miles of Available Walking Trails 38 Great Florida Birding Trail Sites
Longest Undeveloped Beach on Florida’s East Coast
More than 50 Outdoor Adventure Providers
The Largest U.S. Annual Birding & Wildlife Festival
www.SpaceCoastBirdingAndWildlifeFestival.org neta@brevardnaturealliance.org • 321-268-5224
www.TitusvilleVacations.com 4760 Helen Hauser Blvd. • Titusville, FL 32780
4 Main St .• Titusville, fl 32796 321-264-0434
321.383.9191
www.SpaceWalkofFame.com MUSEUM
itusville is a natural attraction for visitors looking for adventure, fun in the sun and discovering the area’s rich
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