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Life Envision your
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serene stretches of sand that allow you to feel as if you’re on a secluded island? Or are you picnicking and building sandcastles with your family? Perhaps you’re standing along a shoreline with your surfboard in tow preparing to catch some awesome waves. Whatever the case may be, with over
72 miles of sand and surf, our beaches offer something for everyone. Beginning at the North end of Brevard
County, the Canaveral National Seashore offers 24 miles of undisturbed, natural beaches. There are no high-rise hotels or condominiums here, just pristine beaches to enjoy surfing, swimming, sunbathing or surf fishing. You even get a great view of the space shuttle launch pads! You’ll find restrooms, but little else as far as facilities. From Port Canaveral all the way south to Sebastian Inlet State Park, there are over 35 miles of public beaches. Just about any eastward turn you make off Highway A1A will give you access to the beach, and many beach parks offer restrooms, showers, lifeguard towers and picnic pavilions – perfect for families. Jetty Park at the East end of Port
Canaveral, for example, has year-round lifeguards, beach wheelchairs, a snack bar, bait-and-tackle shop and a 1,000-foot fishing pier. If you’re looking to get active, visit Cocoa
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Beach, a popular tourist destination where visitors can play a game of beach volleyball, splash in the surf or enjoy food and drinks on the famous Cocoa Beach Pier. It offers endless ways to enjoy fun in the sun. To immerse yourself in the local beach culture, visit the east end of U.S. Highway 192 off A1A in the city of Indialantic where a 500-foot wooden boardwalk stretches along the beach. Here you will find Nance Park which offers restrooms and showers at the North end of the boardwalk. Several local restaurants, surf shops and retail outlets are within walking distance. Sebastian Inlet is a favorite of surfers and
hosts several surf contests throughout the year. It is also popular for fishing with two long piers and even has a fishing museum on site.
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