72 miles of Atlantic coastline, every kind of beach. Surf town. Quiet family. Wild and undeveloped. Pet-friendly. Here is the locals guide.
Inside Canaveral National Seashore north of Titusville. Wild and undeveloped. Best closeup launch viewing in the county. Clothing-optional in some sections.
Cape Canaveral. Best public launch viewing. Family-friendly. Cruise ship watching. Pier and snack bar.
The classic. Surf town energy. Cocoa Beach Pier. Ron Jon Surf Shop. The most walkable beach community in Brevard.
Cocoa Beach. Free parking. Boardwalk through coastal hammock. One of the best public access points.
Open to the public outside the base. Quieter stretch.
Satellite Beach. Low-key. Family-friendly. Less tourist traffic than Cocoa Beach.
Walk from town to surf. Restaurants and shops just steps away.
Melbourne Beach. Long stretch of low-density coastline. Great for sunrise walks.
Just south of Brevard. Famous surf spot, fishing pier, state park, surfing world championships.
Critical sea turtle nesting beaches. Quietest stretch of coastline in the county.
Most Brevard public beaches are NOT pet-friendly. The exception is Canova Beach Park (just south of Indian Harbour Beach, leash required). Some hotels and condos in Cocoa Beach and Indialantic accept pets in rentals.
Most Brevard relocation buyers eventually realize they have a favorite beach. That favorite tends to predict the right Brevard town for them. The walkable Indialantic Boardwalk crowd settles in Indialantic. The Lori Wilson Park crowd settles in Cocoa Beach. The Spessard Holland crowd settles in Melbourne Beach.
Tell us how you want to use the beach and we will match you to the right Brevard town.
Schedule a callRachel Langley, REALTOR®
Blue Marlin Real Estate
321-212-7676 | rachel@livingspacecoast.com