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The Indian River Queen is now offering historic and science scenic morning cruises. This cruise features onboard audio commentary that tells stories about the quaint history of the first settlers who arrived in the City of Cocoa in 1860 and how this small community became Florida’s Space Coast. Students will also learn about the Indian River Lagoon, North America’s most diverse estuary, with more than 2100 species of plants and 2200 animals. The Indian River Lagoon is home to herds of manatees, flocks of birds and playful dolphins which passengers may observe during their adventure.

Following the historic cruise teachers can plan a picnic lunch in Cocoa Village where students can enjoy the playground and splash pad. We also recommend a walking tour to see some of the historic sites in Cocoa Village if time permits. All passengers will receive the Queen's trivia question card upon boarding. Answers to the trivia game will be provided on the Queen's website following the cruise. This is a fun way to ensure that students learn fun facts about the history, the boat and the Indian River Lagoon.

For special school celebrations such as proms or end of the year celebrations, our event planning team can ensure a special event for your students!

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The Indian River Queen is now offering historic and science scenic morning cruises. This cruise features onboard audio commentary that tells stories about the quaint history of the first settlers who arrived in the City of Cocoa in 1860 and how this small community became Florida’s Space Coast. Scouts will also learn about the Indian River Lagoon, North America’s most diverse estuary, with more than 2100 species of plants and 2200 animals. The Indian River Lagoon is home to herds of manatees, flocks of birds and playful dolphins which passengers may observe during their adventure.

Following the historic cruise scout leaders can plan a picnic lunch in Cocoa Village where scouts can enjoy the playground and splash pad. We also recommend a walking tour to see some of the historic sites in Cocoa Village if time permits. All passengers will receive the Queen's trivia question card upon boarding. Answers to the trivia game will be provided on the Queen's website following the cruise. This is a fun way to ensure that students learn fun facts about the history, math, the boat and Indian River Lagoon.

For special scout celebrations such as end of the year celebrations, our event planning team can ensure a special event for your scouts!

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The Indian River Queen is now offering historic and science scenic morning cruises. This cruise features onboard audio commentary that tells stories about the quaint history of the first settlers who arrived in the City of Cocoa in 1860 and how this small community became Florida’s Space Coast. Campers will also learn about the Indian River Lagoon, North America’s most diverse estuary, with more than 2100 species of plants and 2200 animals. The Indian River Lagoon is home to herds of manatees, flocks of birds and playful dolphins which passengers may observe during their adventure.

Following the historic cruise, counselors can plan a picnic lunch in Cocoa Village where campers can enjoy the playground and splash pad. We also recommend a walking tour to see some of the historic sites in Cocoa Village if time permits. All passengers will receive the Queen's trivia question card upon boarding. Answers to the trivia game will be provided on the Queen's website following the cruise. This is a fun way to enhance your campers learning experience.

For special camp celebrations such as end of the summer celebrations & reunions, our event planning team can ensure a special event for your campers!

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The Indian River Queen is now offering historic and science scenic morning cruises. This cruise features onboard audio commentary that tells stories about the quaint history of the first settlers who arrived in the City of Cocoa in 1860 and how this small community became Florida’s Space Coast. Homeschool students will also learn about the Indian River Lagoon, North America’s most diverse estuary, with more than 2100 species of plants and 2200 animals. The Indian River Lagoon is home to herds of manatees, flocks of birds and playful dolphins which passengers may observe during their adventure.

Following the historic cruise parents can plan a picnic lunch in Cocoa Village where homeschool students can enjoy the playground and splash pad. We also recommend a walking tour to see some of the historic sites in Cocoa Village if time permits. All passengers will receive the Queen's trivia question card upon boarding. Answers to the trivia game will be provided on the Queen's website following the cruise. This is a fun way to ensure that students learn fun facts about the history, the boat and the Indian River Lagoon.

For special school celebrations such as proms or end of the year celebrations, our event planning team can ensure a special event for your students!

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“It Takes A Village Tour” is a perfect outing for families. See the historic estates that line the river’s edge as they travel along the intro-coastal waterway (ICW) onboard the Indian River Lagoon. The Indian River Lagoon is North America’s most diverse estuary, with more than 2100 species of plants and 2200 animals. It is home to herds of manatees, flocks of birds and playful dolphins.

For special family celebrations and family reunions, our event planning team can ensure a special event for your family!