Bikini Bottom | Votre escapade plage, fusée & croisière

Welcome to Bikini Bottom, a Cape Canaveral getaway designed for travelers who want to experience the best of Florida's Space Coast without sacrificing comfort or convenience.

The beach is just steps away, so you can grab your beach bag in the morning and be in the sand within minutes. Start your day with a sunrise walk, spend the afternoon soaking up the Florida sunshine, then head back to the comfort of your own space to relax.

And this location offers something you don't get at just any beach destination: rocket launches and cruise ships! Check the launch schedule and you may have the chance to watch a rocket light up the sky from the beach. Or settle into the sand and watch the massive cruise ships make their way in and out of Port Canaveral. It's an incredible sight—and one of the things that makes Cape Canaveral so special.

Comfortable & Easygoing

Bikini Bottom comfortably sleeps up to four guests with:
One private bedroom with a queen bed
Queen sleeper sofa in the living room
One full bathroom
Spacious living area
Fully equipped, open kitchen
Dining area
Front porch space for relaxing
Air conditioning
Wi-Fi
Washer
Beach supplies for your time in the sand

Whether you're traveling as a couple, a small family, or a few friends, you'll have the space you need to settle in and feel at home.

More Than Just a Beach Stay:
Cape Canaveral is the perfect place to slow down and explore. Take a stroll along the area's wide sidewalks, enjoy local restaurants, grab a drink, or simply wander toward the water and see where the day takes you.

You'll also be just a few blocks from City Hall, where local events can include movies in the park and outdoor chess.

Planning a cruise?
Bikini Bottom is less than two miles from Port Canaveral, making it an excellent choice for a pre-cruise or post-cruise stay. You can enjoy a relaxing beach vacation before boarding your ship—or extend your trip afterward and enjoy a little more time on the Space Coast.

Not cruising? No problem. Head toward the port for dinner and watch the ships come and go. Their size is something you really have to see in person!