But Brevard County runs 72 miles along the coast, starting with Canaveral National Seashore down to Indian River Lagoon State Park. And in between these nature preserves are a multitude of communities to explore.
Bioluminescent Kayaking: This is a must-do if you ever have the opportunity. Imagine night kayaking where every stroke of the paddle causes the water to glow. It is out of this world.
Nothing beats walking through the canopy of seagrapes out onto pristine beach at Robert P. Murkshe Memorial Park. Plus, it’s typically not crowded and watching the local surfers there is quite fun.
Located in Eau Gallie, close to the Eau Gallie Arts District, Oh Biscuit is a local favorite! Oh Biscuit has traditional southern style breakfast plates, like biscuits and gravy with a side of eggs.
We couldn’t pass up lunch at El Ambia Cubano in Downtown Melbourne. The colorful atmosphere and location near the water on Crane Creek makes you feel like you’re in the Caribbean.