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Indialantic Boardwalk and Seashore

3.9 (27 reviews)

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Mike D.

Short boardwalk, small beach, good waves. Parking is not feed be ready to feed the meter. Also be aware this is a one-way road. DO NOT attempt to turn around. There is a park with a nice kids playground right in this same area. This beach often times does become crowded. NO big deal thou. At the right time of year, you may find nesting Sea Turtles.

Holly S.

This beach is beautiful! It is an easy drive over the bridge, and then you just keep driving until you come to a parking lot, and park! You have to feed the meter, and it is 1.00 per hour, but you literally are ON the beach. It is SO easy and convenient, if you just want to stay for 15 minutes, or 4 hours, feed the meter and enjoy. The beach itself is pristine, and one of the prettiest beaches I have ever been to. There are garbage cans placed throughout so disposing of any trash is easy. There is also a Wendy's close by, as well as other cute stores and food places. Love this quaint area.

Beach has loose sand until your close to water, then it's packed.
Ashley M.

Went for the day. We parked at Jame Nance Park. You have to pay for parking. There is a small playground, restrooms, and showers. The beach is nice, clean, and lots of shells. We enjoyed it.

Alexa C.

Central Florida has some of the best surfing beaches in our state and when the swell is giving ill gladly make the trip up north for a more organic, simple, earthier, and relaxed oceanfront. If you arrive early, there's plenty of oceanfront parking spots available along with showers, restrooms, and the scenic wooden boardwalk. It's more of a sleepy beach town but it's warm waters attract locals and tourists alike to come and soak in the salty Atlantic we all have grown to live. It's much less populated that all of southern Florida's beaches which allows for a tranquil and rejuvenating experience overall. I recently found out that an annual parking pass here is quite economic and easy to obtain as well. The boardwalk is a great spot to jog or briskly walk with am incomparable view.

Dave O.

No shirt, no shoes, no problems. There is nothing like a few days at the beach to set the world right. I can't understand how anyone can complain about a beach this beautiful. No calls, no computer, no meetings. Sand on your feet, sun on your head, nothing on your mind except ... nothing. The biggest decision involves what to do this afternoon: Read? Walk on the beach? Swim in the ocean? Nap? All of the above? People come here for the beach in its most basic sense--that wonderful place where the land meets the sea and the sea reaches out to the sky. The approach is simple: Sit down and enjoy it. This town's name is a portmanteau derived from the town's location between the Indian River Lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean. Indialantic offers many recreational opportunities for everyone. On any given day you'll see surfers, swimmers, sun bathers, runners, walkers and bicyclists enjoying this recreational resource.

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Great place for morning walks, watching the sunrise. The birds are good here for photographers.

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Absolutely loved the beaches here in Melbourne!!! When I out my feet into he water... It felt like was in a warm bath.

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Melbourne Beach Pier

Melbourne Beach Pier

4.5(23 reviews)
1.7 mi

The Melbourne Beach Pier is steeped in history. Located in Ryckman Park, the pier was built between…read more1888 and 1889 by the Indian River and Atlantic Railway Company. It was constructed from wood planks and pilings as was common in the late 1800's. The pier is the oldest known example of such piers on the Indian River. After the pier was built it served as a crucial transportation link moving tourists, residents, freight, and mail between the mainland and the barrier island. A railroad was laid from the ferry landing on the dock and across the barrier island 7/10 of a mile to the ocean beach. This provided access to the Atlantic Ocean by a pushcart and later by a motorized car. A ferry service was operated by the Beaujean family between 1889 and 1923. The railroad provided access to the island and excursion boats from the mainland communities brought winter tourists to dock at the pier. The community's first post office was located at the east end of the pier and provided the daily mail service in 1894. The building of the toll bridge between Melbourne and Indialantic in 1921 ended the pier's importance for island access. On April 12, 1984, the pier was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. In 1985 a restoration project supported by local citizens and state programs helped to preserve this iconic Melbourne Beach structure. Today the pier offers a panoramic view of the Indian River and is ideal for fishing, relaxation, and sunset strolls. I enjoyed my walk back in time down this historic pier, and best of all unlike many piers there is no charge to enjoy it.

Located in a really beautiful community, really clean, sunrise and sunset are beautiful and Ocean…read moreAvenue is right at opposite end of the street to surf or just go to the beach. Parking is free all around until 8:00 AM, but plenty of spaces and pay stations where you can pay with card. If you're taking a kid or anyone fishing for the first time and you want to GUARANTEE a bite, go to Black Dog Bait and Tackle like 5 minutes away, get one or two dozen live shrimp with a bubbler bucket and cast off any corner of this pier. I will say that the only thing that bit was catfish NONSTOP. They put up a fun fight and they come in all sizes and they rarely swallow the hook, but once you catch a couple, I suggest going to the beach or finishing up your bait at Geiger Point at Kiwani's Park. You'll have a better shot of catching some little snappers and drums (which you can't keep any size in this area). Super beautiful spot though for a kid's first time out.

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James A Nance Park

James A Nance Park

5.0(5 reviews)
0.0 mi

James A Nance is a 5.45 acre park that is part of a string of ocean front parks in Indialantic and…read moreMelbourne Beach. Thus park was named in honor of James A. Nance who was a Melbourne based attorney. He played an integral role in a landmark tobacco lawsuit filed by the state of Florida against major tobacco companies. Between 1997 and 2012 he donated more than $1 million to local charities and organizations including local law enforcement agencies, hospitals, and youth sports leagues. One of his favorite charities was The Haven for Children, which helps neglected, abused and abandoned children. In 1923, the Indialantic Casino was built on the site of what is now the southeast corner of James A. Nance Park. For years it was the epicenter of events in Indialantic. Today James A Nance Park has a lot of great amenities for a family day at the beach. These include beach access, restrooms, exterior showers, pavilions, two sand volleyball courts, and boardwalk There is also an adaptive playground built by community volunteers in honor of Mikey Goodwin who passed away at only 19 from a tumor on his brain stem. His family does a lot of charitable work in his memory. The beach is a great place to catch a rocket launch or sea turtles nesting from March through October. The Sea Turtle Preservation Society is located just a short walk away, so this area is heavily monitored for sea turtle nests. If you are local, annual parking passes for the beach can be purchased at town hall for $50.This pass allows you to park at Wave Crest Avenue, Watson Drive, Tampa Avenue, Sixth Avenue and here at Nance Park. If you are coming for the day you have to pay hourly. If I remember correctly I believe it was $3.50 an hour. Just make sure you pay because the lot was being patrolled to make sure people paid.

Shout out to indiAtlantic for allowing a permit to still have bonfires on the beach. Thanks Long…read moreDoggers for picking up everyone's Christmas trees and for picking up the permit.

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Town of Indialantic By The Sea - Morning Sunrise

Town of Indialantic By The Sea

4.0(2 reviews)
0.3 mi

This town used to be a 5. They used to have holiday decorations all along the Main Street. They…read moredidn't have a stoplight every few feet on fifth Avenue. People in town weren't always complaining about everything. They need to stop taking themselves so seriously , I mean only a few years ago the mayor was removed from office for doing cocaine and paying for prostitutes on the towns dime. However, they do allow golf carts as long as you pay a fee to get a little sticker. Unlike other beachside towns, they do not give residents a free parking sticker or a discount. Don't go to the post office around 1 o'clock because they close for an hour and a half for lunch. Since the town has allowed every square inch of the beachfront property to be built up by condos there is now a rat problem by the boardwalk. They used to live in the sea grapes and then their homes were destroyed and they have to go somewhere. Such a shame that such a beautiful town has become Cocoa Beach South .

Indialantic By the Sea is a lovely beach town and bird sanctuary. One of the big attractions is the…read moresea turtle activity from May through October. This is when many turtles come on land to build nests and lay their eggs. The eggs hatch in about eight weeks and the baby turtles crawl into the sea. Their beaches remind me of how all of the Florida beaches used to be ...quiet with easy parking and very limited tourist type businesses surrounding the water.

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Oceanfront Sea Cottage - King bed.. Master-bedroom

Oceanfront Sea Cottage

4.0(2 reviews)
0.6 mi

Pros: 1. This is…read morethe only Unit to have an absolute beautiful view. 2. Owner is absolutely awesome. Very concerned about comfort. 3. The cost to rent is great. 4. It appears the unit sliding doors were replaced from the previous storm. Great doors. 5. No Crowded beaches. 6. Location is excellent and close to popular parks, state parks, shopping, public parks on beach or designed perfectly for a picnic and kids outdoor gyms. 7. The beds are very comfortable. 8. Very quiet area. 9. It's not a dirty beach town. It's a well kept beach town. 10. People seems friendly. 11. Owner has lots of beach toys and sitting for the beach 12. Personal parking space for one car. 13. Nice tv and books...etc. 14. Kitchen fully equipped with nice appliances. 15. the view from the master is heaven. Cons: 1. Website Pictures do not actually depict the accurate look of unit. 2. Hot tub and patio should be setup for more privacy. 3. The entire place needs an update. 4. Kitchen is tiny with tiny sinks 5. Forks weighs a ton and falls of the plate due to weigh. 6. Bathroom setups are too small for larger people. 7. Units on both side of this unit need an update. Unit on the right needs to be gutted. The left side unit is being remodeled and the patio is absolutely beautiful. I haven't seen the inside. It doesn't appear it's for rent. 8. The unit we renting can be a haven just need money reinvested. I rather pay for comfort than to pay a price to be disappointed by pictures that doesn't accurately depict the unit.

Wanted a safe place to disconnect and rejuvenate. We could not have found a better place. What a…read morelittle gem we found. The cottages are nicely decorated, the private hot tub was a gift that kept on giving, the pool area was calming, listening and watching the to the waves from our private porch was the ultimate. The property manager, Chasity B, was onsite often and was just lovely. You can tell that this property is owned and operated locally by the attention to detail including the landscaping and little touches like beach chairs and coolers. We will be back next year without a doubt. We loved the St. Thomas room on the second floor. Had the opportunity to see the Cayman Suite...newly renovated and lovely.

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