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Radisson Resort at the Port

8701 Astronaut Boulevard, Cape Canaveral, Florida 32920, United States

Reservations: 1-800-395-7046 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: (321) 784-0000 Fax: (321) 784-3737

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info@radissonport.com

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Family Friendly Port Canaveral Hotel in Cocoa Beach, FL

Home to America's space program, three of Florida's best beaches and great golf, the Cape Canaveral/Cocoa Beach area offers something for everyone, and it's all right outside the door of our Port Canaveral hotel. The Radisson Resort at the Port is the closest hotel in the area to the Kennedy Space Center and is also one of the closest hotels to Port Canaveral, I-95 and Orlando attractions. With our proximity to cruise ships, local beaches and popular attractions, our hotel in Cocoa Beach, FL is ideal for your vacation.

Our Port Canaveral hotel is convenient to the following attractions:

Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex & Astronaut Hall of Fame (18.1 miles)
One of the most popular Cape Canaveral attractions, the Kennedy Space Center is home to NASA's launch headquarters, rockets, flight simulators and other exhibits related to space travel.
Phone: (866) 737-5235
Cocoa Beach Surf Company (3.1 miles)
The Cocoa Beach Surf Company supplies beach merchandise, including towels and surfboards, and features a 5,600 gallon shark tank.
Phone: (321) 799-9930
Cocoa Beach Surf School (3.1 miles)
Learn to surf with your own personal surf instructor.
Phone: (321) 868-8966
Calema Windsurfing School and Pro Shop (3.7 miles)
Take a windsurfing lesson or rent equipment and enjoy a day out on the water.
Phone: (321) 453-3223
Cocoa Beach Parasail (1 mile)
For a thrilling experience, get a scenic view of the Atlantic Ocean as you parasail over Cocoa Beach.
Phone: (321) 212-8277
Cocoa Beach Pier (2.2 miles)
The Cocoa Beach Pier offers surfing, sun tanning, swimming, beaches, bars, restaurants, and volleyball.
Phone: (321) 783-7549
Grasshopper Airboat Eco-Tours (18 miles)
Get an up-close look at alligators and other animals on an airboat ride along the St. Johns River. Tours launch from Lake Poinsett Lodge and Marina, at the end of Lake Poinsett Road, which is approximately 1/2 mile west of Interstate 95.
Phone: (321) 631-2990
Island Boat Lines (8.9 miles)
Island Boat Lines offers eco-tours of the Cocoa Beach Thousand Islands. Go on a tour, and you may see manatees and dolphins.
Phone: (321) 454-7414

Port Canaveral
We are one of the closest hotels to Port Canaveral. All rooms come with free scheduled shuttle service to the fastest growing cruise port in the world. Spend the day on a fishing charter or gaming ship, visit The Cove (just five minutes away) for casual dining right on Port Canaveral, then come home to your comfortable room. Take a cruise - we'll shuttle you to the cruise ship and back, and you can leave your car with us. This saves you the expense and difficulty of parking. And yes, all these services are free with your stay at our Port Canaveral hotel in Cocoa Beach, FL.
Check out our Live Port Canaveral CruiseCam

Driving Directions:

From Orlando International Airport

Take the SR-528-Toll East ramp to Cocoa/Kennedy Space Center
Merge onto SR 528 East (Partial Toll Road)
Continue towards Cocoa Beach on SR-528
Continue on Astronaut Blvd. SR-A1A South
Take right into Radisson Resort at the Port

Coming South on I-95

Follow signs for I-95 South/Miami
Take exit 205 to merge onto SR-528 East towards Cape-Port-A.F.S./Canaveral
Continue on Astronaut Blvd SR-A1A
Take right into Radisson Resort at the Port

Coming North on I-95

Follow signs for I-95 North
Take exit 205 to merge onto SR-528 East towards Cape-Port-A.F.S./Canaveral
Continue on Astronaut Blvd SR-A1A
Take right into Radisson Resort at the Port

About Space Coast

Florida's Brevard County gained its colorful nickname from the Kennedy Space Center, which is located at Cape Canaveral. The area's about far more than count-downs and shuttle launches, though. The city of Melbourne is about an hour south of the Kennedy Space Center and features several affordable hotels, terrific restaurants and great shopping. Melbourne is also a high-tech center in its own right, thanks to companies like Rockwell International, Harris Corp., Northrop-Grumman and D.B.A. Systems. Other noteworthy stops along the coast include Titusville, Cocoa, Cocoa Beach and Merritt Island. From electronics to aviation, Sea-Doo's to seafood, cruise ships to scenic drives, the Space Coast has much to offer all year long.

Did you know?

To the moon and beyond. Cape Canaveral got its start as a missile testing range in 1947 and has been the center of America's space program since. From here, Alan Shepard became the first American in space in 1961 when he boarded Freedom 7; John Glenn orbited Earth in 1962; Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first people to step foot on the moon in 1969; and the space shuttle Challenger exploded in 1986. See the full history with a tour of the Kennedy Space Center.