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🏖️ Beach Planning

Brevard Beach Conditions

Cameras, tide predictions and regional forecasts to help plan a Brevard beach outing.

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Cameras and Beach Locations

Cocoa Beach

Cocoa Beach, FL

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Satellite Beach

Satellite Beach, FL

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Indialantic

Indialantic, FL

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Melbourne Beach

Melbourne Beach, FL

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Sebastian Inlet

Sebastian Inlet State Park

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Playalinda Beach

Canaveral National Seashore

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Jetty Park

Cape Canaveral, FL

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Paradise Beach

Indialantic, FL

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Lori Wilson Park

Cocoa Beach, FL

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Coconut Point

Melbourne Beach, FL

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Beach Outing Ideas

Surfing

  1. 1. Sebastian Inlet
  2. 2. Cocoa Beach
  3. 3. Satellite Beach

Families

  1. 1. Paradise Beach
  2. 2. Jetty Park
  3. 3. Lori Wilson Park

Fishing

  1. 1. Sebastian Inlet
  2. 2. Jetty Park
  3. 3. Melbourne Beach

Shelling

  1. 1. Melbourne Beach
  2. 2. Indialantic
  3. 3. Coconut Point

Dogs

  1. 1. Canova Beach (dogs must remain leashed)
  2. 2. Lori Wilson Park (off-leash dog park, separate from beach)

⛑️ Beach Safety Tips

  • Check the latest beach forecast before leaving, then ask local lifeguards about conditions when you arrive. Follow posted warnings and swim near a lifeguard.
  • Rip currents can occur on sunny days. If unsure about conditions, stay out of the water.
  • If caught in a rip current, stay calm and conserve energy. Do not fight it; float and signal for help. If able, swim along the shoreline to escape the current.
  • If someone is in trouble, alert a lifeguard. If none is available, call 911; do not put yourself at risk attempting a rescue.

NWS rip-current safety guidance →

🚩 Beach Flag System

This is a flag-meaning guide, not today's posted flags. No flag or low-hazard flag guarantees safe water. Check with local lifeguards.

Green Flag

Low hazard — calm conditions. Exercise caution.

Yellow Flag

Medium hazard — moderate surf and/or currents. Swim with caution.

Red Flag

High hazard — high surf and/or strong currents. Heed lifeguard instructions.

Purple Flag

Dangerous marine life present.

Double Red Flag

Water closed to public. Do not enter the water.

Bringing a dog

At Canova Beach, dogs must stay on a leash and wear current license and vaccination tags. Lori Wilson has an off-leash dog park; that is a separate facility from its beach access.

Canova rules → · Lori Wilson facilities →

Safety and dog-access sources checked October 20, 2026. Florida beach flag program.

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