Bioluminescence in Florida, near Cocoa Beach on the Indian River | Florida Summer Vacation Series

Welcome back to the next instalment of our Florida Summer Vacation Series.
This week we head a little further east, and visit Cocoa Beach, more specifically the Indian River separating the mainland and the barrier island.
The Bioluminescence here is caused by dinoflagellates or, bioluminescent plankton.
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You would certainly enjoy the bioluminescent bay near my wife's hometown in Puerto Rico. They have glass-bottom boats that allow you a good view of the fish under the boat. Thanks for the trip. I had no idea that Florida has this phenomenon.

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I will have to add that to our list! We haven't been to PR yet, but we are planning a cruise next year that will make a stop. I know it won't be long enough to see much, so we will certainly have to plan to go back!