Coconut Cabana's Guidebook
Food scene
Water front seating, live music, & huge menu. This is a touristy restaurant with flair. When we have guests visit, its our tradition to take them here on the first night.
71 locals recommend
The Twisted Tuna
4290 SE Salerno RdWater front seating, live music, & huge menu. This is a touristy restaurant with flair. When we have guests visit, its our tradition to take them here on the first night.
Unique menu with lots of flavor in laid-back atmosphere. If you are a "foodie" this restaurant is a must.
23 locals recommend
District Table & Bar
4665 SE Dixie HwyUnique menu with lots of flavor in laid-back atmosphere. If you are a "foodie" this restaurant is a must.
Locally source food and craft cocktails. A bit on the "fancy" side, but ridiculously good food. The outside bar area is enchanting. *reservations are requested*
9 locals recommend
KORK Restaurant
11970 SE Dixie HwyLocally source food and craft cocktails. A bit on the "fancy" side, but ridiculously good food. The outside bar area is enchanting. *reservations are requested*
Unique place under one large tiki hut. Live music with a fun vibe.
22 locals recommend
Harry & the Natives
11910 SE Federal HwyUnique place under one large tiki hut. Live music with a fun vibe.
Fruits & Roots
710 S Colorado AvePlant based restaurant with juice bar and amazing coffee.
Organic coffee, "healthier" food options on the water front. It's worth the drive.
22 locals recommend
Gilbert's Coffee Bar
615 SW Anchorage WayOrganic coffee, "healthier" food options on the water front. It's worth the drive.
Sightseeing
If you want to try snorkeling, this place is a little gem! Plus its FREE! You will see hundred of fish up close and in person. They have an area marked off to stay safe from the boats. Go at high tide for the clearest water. Bring your own gear. There is a beach to relax too.
74 locals recommend
Phil Foster Park
900 Blue Heron BlvdIf you want to try snorkeling, this place is a little gem! Plus its FREE! You will see hundred of fish up close and in person. They have an area marked off to stay safe from the boats. Go at high tide for the clearest water. Bring your own gear. There is a beach to relax too.
57 acre marine life nature center located on Hutchinson Island. 30 minute Programs ( hands on interaction with stingrays, learn about Sea turtles, Gamefish feeding- see the sharks up close, and more). Open Wednesday - Sunday 10am- 4pm.
$ 16/ adult, $8/ child. https://www.floridaocean.org
111 locals recommend
Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center
890 NE Ocean Blvd57 acre marine life nature center located on Hutchinson Island. 30 minute Programs ( hands on interaction with stingrays, learn about Sea turtles, Gamefish feeding- see the sharks up close, and more). Open Wednesday - Sunday 10am- 4pm.
$ 16/ adult, $8/ child. https://www.floridaocean.org
Newly remodeled, non profit outdoor turtle hospital were you get to see and learn about the turtle patients. There are public and private tours available on their website. The gift shop is a must see! (This is a shorter attraction, I would say in 1 hour you see everything they have to offer.)
https://marinelife.org
189 locals recommend
Loggerhead Marinelife Center
14200 US-1Newly remodeled, non profit outdoor turtle hospital were you get to see and learn about the turtle patients. There are public and private tours available on their website. The gift shop is a must see! (This is a shorter attraction, I would say in 1 hour you see everything they have to offer.)
https://marinelife.org
This park literally has something for everyone. Paved and off road bike trails, birding (more than 150 species of birds call this land home.) 90 minute boat tours on the Loxahatchee Queen pontoon (Thurs.- Sunday and is tide dependent), boating, canoeing/ kayaks (rentals available at concessions), camping, cabin rentals, finishing, geo-seeking, hiking, guided horseback riding, Horse-drawn tram tours, look out tower, and more.
148 locals recommend
Jonathan Dickinson State Park
16450 SE Federal HwyThis park literally has something for everyone. Paved and off road bike trails, birding (more than 150 species of birds call this land home.) 90 minute boat tours on the Loxahatchee Queen pontoon (Thurs.- Sunday and is tide dependent), boating, canoeing/ kayaks (rentals available at concessions), camping, cabin rentals, finishing, geo-seeking, hiking, guided horseback riding, Horse-drawn tram tours, look out tower, and more.
Amenities: Pavilion over looking Peck Lake where fishing is allowed, grills, picnic tables, a boardwalk path that is ADA accessible, & bathrooms. This is our favorite of the three parks
Southeast Peck Lake Park
Southeast Peck Lake ParkAmenities: Pavilion over looking Peck Lake where fishing is allowed, grills, picnic tables, a boardwalk path that is ADA accessible, & bathrooms. This is our favorite of the three parks
Amenities: Pier fishing, nature trails, pavilions, picnic tables, ADA Accessible, bathrooms and home to dozens of turtles. Beautiful Sunsets.
7 locals recommend
Twin Rivers Park
3505 SE Kubin AveAmenities: Pier fishing, nature trails, pavilions, picnic tables, ADA Accessible, bathrooms and home to dozens of turtles. Beautiful Sunsets.