Cocoa Beach

Love it here.
I’ve been twice and both times the waves were incredible. The vibe is super relaxed. We spent a week just lounging pool-side or catching some waves on our boogie boards. Sometimes in the morning me and my cousin would walk down to ron jons surf shop and get some shopping in , which was fun.
My favorite part about this place (which was my first real beach ever) was watching the sun rise over the ocean. It’s incredible, two thumbs up. :)

we visited late at night, and walked along the beach in the dark, which is always nice. by morning, we paid a quick visit to the 24 hour ron jon surf shop, before heading back up the coast. I would visit again if I had some spare time, but wouldn’t make a point of it.

Very serene, beautiful weather and nicer than the pacific ocean!

Cocoa Beach will always have a special place in my heart, as it was my first beach ever!

I was 6 years old and my parents took me to Florida. We went to Epcot, Disney and Cocoa Beach. I absolutely loved it!

The last day we were in Florida my dad woke me up before the sunrise and took a picture of me near the water.

enough said.

I was in the Disney World College Program at the time, and considering it was the first time I’d gone to the beach in months, I was pretty happy to go, but my expectations were definitely not met. No cute little shops and cafes, no proper boardwalk, muggy weather, no discernible geographic features… Let’s face it, it’s no Malibu or Ventura. It’s one of the many examples which caused me to scoff indignantly at my non-Californian peers when they expressed a desire to stay in Florida. There’s no place like home!

I got married on Cocoa Beach at sunrise on July 30, 2006! We had the beach to ourselves – it was amazing and intimate.

I went here in the winter time, so it was “off season” for tourists and quite nice. It was still fairly warm (in the 60s and 70s) and while I didn’t get to swim at the beach I still enjoyed seeing Cocoa Beach and shopping at Ron Jon’s and all the other cute little shops.

This beach is so good. Good for little kids and older people. I loved it there.

I visitied Cocoa beach every year during Christmas time as a child. I watched as Ron Jon’s grew from a trashy little surf/dope joint into a huge surfing megaplex/dope joint. I will never foregt how my grandma would complain that Ron Jon’s was ruining the city, even though we begged to go there each time we visited.