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What an amazing addition to Cocoa Beach!…read more An extremely well thought out and designed space! Every detail is exceptional. The bathroom is even gorgeous! A wide array of women's and men's clothing, accessories, sunglasses, skate and surf gear, and gifts! There is even some local artists who have their own jewelry line. So lovely! The backyard patio is absolutely dreamy! It reminds me of a Southern California patio. There is beer on tap, and wine... yes you read that correctly! There is even a vintage Simpsons arcade game. The owners are so welcoming and friendly and really make a point to make you feel welcome! They will happily take you on a tour and show you the work they did by hand to bring this beautiful space alive!

Great staff. Little…read morehard to find if you're new, it's on the waterfront. It's open weekends. Has scuba equipment, fishing, beach bicycles, even boats and surfboards with car rack although the boards are mainly the foam "Doyle" types with only 2 fiber glass. Prices are fair Limited parking but i never had trouble but I was there during the off season.

I stop in periodically when I am in Cocoa Beach. The clothes for women are on trend and luckily…read morefor me ample selection of sizes. My daughter enjoyed the shopping time there while visiting Florida. We both bought loose knot tops, shorts and other items. I love their merchandise!! I wish there were more boutiques around the beach but it's one of my favorite shops in the area. The sales personal is helpful and I think the prices are moderate and can be reasonable.

Where Beach Bunnies is located, it and a plant store were the only stores that caught my attention…read more They have the usual beach ware apparel here for guys and girls. Also knick knacks can be found here as well as sandels. Price wise to me it's high but to your maybe bot. It's still a cute little swim beach ware shop! Glad I finally visited. One male was working and he was nice.

So, since I am no longer traveling full-time around the country in an RV and I have since settled…read moreback down in an oceanside home here in Indialantic, I decided to get back into surfing. I grew up surfing along this stretch of coast, from Sebastian to Cocoa. It wasn't long before the ocean was calling me, I would wake up in the middle of the night and hear the waves pounding, dolphins waiting. I began looking for surf shops on Google Maps, reviewing them on yelp, trying to avoid tourist type stores who mainly specialize in selling as many T-shirts and bathing suits and beach towels as possible. I was looking for a small local business, not a chain, who specializes in surfing, and similar water sports. Many years ago I bought my first surfboard at the 'Quiet Flight' surf shop in Cocoa Beach, Yes I love Ron Johns, but 'Quiet Flight' is the small more personable business tucked away in amongst neighborhood homes along the avenues. So I noticed this little obscure dot on the map, fairly nearby, called "FoamWorx surf boards" ( Full name being 40 Toes FoamWorx ). I decided to pop over and take a look. When I arrived I entered and met Matt Tatum. He's the owner of this little neighborhood establishment. Actually I found later the shop is not that little. After chatting with Matt I found him super personable and genuine, we rambled on back-and-forth about our military days, state of the union, religion, politics, babies, and then surfing! Lol Love this place already. Matt is a professional surfer and has surfed waves from Florida to Hawaii, known by many. Then he got into actually crafting surfboards. He could see I was intrigued by this, and immediately began giving me the tour through the door in the back and out into the big shop. Filled with surfboard "blanks", all kinds of sawhorse stand type of setups used to hold surfboards while he shaves, forms, and coats these babies until they emerge as a glassy gem waiting to be adopted by a new owner who will take them out and make them an extension of their own body uniting with the ocean waves. He had separate rooms for different phases of his craft, and probably most impressive was his 3-D CNC machine, huge, well it has to be huge to accept surfboards of all sizes! Back in the show room I met his wife Jill, and beautiful kids. Everyone so friendly, we enjoyed great conversation and lots of laughs. Talking surfboards, I told him I was interested in a longboard, but I need it to properly fit me in regard to my size and weight obviously. He happened to have one in the show room, already waxed. He insisted I take it out, 'take it around the block a few times' that he knew it is the perfect size and shape for me. He Attached a leash and a fin, helped me load it into my SUV, and said go have some fun and let me know how you like it. Holy cow, this is not a cheap surfboard, and he just pushed me out the door with it to go ride it lol. You won't find this type of personal business at Ron Jon's fyi. So I did, I could tell I was out of practice, and anything that did not work right was my fault, but I could tell that this was the type of board I wanted. Wow, was my heart pounding again to be back in the salty waves. I returned the next day, and brought back his longboard, minus one fin lol. I told him I had no idea where the fin went, I didn't have any major crashes, only noticed that I started surfing sideways at one point. He laughed, I have plenty of fins! After much more great conversation and laughs, I decided to go with a brand new longboard identical to the one I just rode, but this one was new and unwaxed, and had a totally cool paint scheme designed by him, signed by him, and named "Zeppelin ". Sweet. He gave me a great price, I also ordered a board sock, and leash. I also needed the cross bars for my luggage rack on top of my SUV. He took it upon himself to order those for me as well, custom for my vehicle. A few days later Jill called me, and left a message that all my stuff was in and ready to go. I showed up the next day, and Matt had everything set aside. He was in the back working on some boards for some other customers, and stopped what he was doing. Matt began attaching the leash and fin, he showed me the luggage rack parts (Thule) he had ordered, so we stepped outside into the blazing sun and he started installing the surfboard rack to the top of the car as I helped. Again, what other main stream surf shop would go through all of these efforts to take care of just one customer? ( rhetorical) I couldn't thank him enough, and the family had become fans of my YouTube channel, so I promised to come back and do a YouTube video of them and his shop and his process, his craft, of creating surfboards. I feel it is so important to get someone like him, his work ethic, his craft, his business, his experience out and more open to the public, local and afar. He deserves it, and his customers now and future, deserve him.

I came in looking for a board for my daughter. They could not have been more generous with their…read moretime and expertise. They definitely have a passion for surfing, making quality boards and the community.I highly recommend supporting this business.We will definitely be .

Disappointed to say the least. Parked in the parking lot where I park almost daily and saw the…read moreowner of Balsa Bills squeezing a car up a foot from my motorcycle so he could get a picnic table. His workers told me to "calm down sweetie" as he stared at me rudely. Excuse me for not wanting to see you squeeze between cars illegally almost knocking my bike over.

Awesome little surf shop on a1a. You can literally see the beach out the back door. Most of the…read moremerchandise is directly from Hawaii, where the owners spend a month out of the year there. Such a sweet woman. Even gave my son and daughter each a free necklace. They were thrilled. We will def be back!

Legendary boards made in Brevard county. Don't buy a $900 Lost or Channel Islands and look like a…read morekook at the inlet, get a better board for less $ shaped by a pioneer and former pro. The mod fish model goes unreal as a 3 fin or quad in flatter faced waves, tons of performance for a fish. The Grinder model is a perfect "Florida shortboard" with just enough rocker to keep you from pearling, but still skating across flat spots. Go see him!

We loved our rental from Crabby's! We rented the "Coconut" beach wheelchair and it was just…read morewonderful. My son had never been to the ocean before so this was very special for us. He really enjoyed being able to stroll on the beach with us. It was a great day and a great rental experience. The staff was super friendly and accommodating. Highly recommend. We will be renting from them again when we are in town!

Shelly at Crabbys is super helpful and accommodating. She understands what disabled people need…read more She goes above and beyond to help you out. Offered to deliver and found the right wheel that we needed. She's super nice and is my choice for beach wheelchairs,strollers or scooters while in or near cocoa.

Fast efficient reasonably priced bike repair by Scott. Great spot for rentals or to pick up…read moreeverything you need for the beach. Easy parking. They are very nice here.

I am so glad we opted to go with this shop for our adventures! On the first day we rented some…read morebikes and they explained about all the bike paths and gave us a map! At first I thought we wouldn't follow the map However it really gives you a super nice, easy ride. We biked to Jetty park and stopped at a few places along the way. The second day we rented kayaks and joined a guided tour with Randy. I can't say enough good things about how lovely our experience was. Any stress just melted away! We saw some dolphins too! I highly recommend A1A Outdoors for your adventuring. They are so friendly and welcoming and took the time to help us out in a caring and thoughtful way! 10/10 recommend When we stopped by the shop parking was super easy!