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Sebastian Inlet State Park (FL)
 9700 S. Hwy A1A, Melbourne, FL 32951
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Average Viz: 5-10ft/2-3m
Entry Type: Shore
Bottom Composition: Sand
Aquatic Life: Might See Something
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Sebastian Inlet State Park is committed to providing a variety of amenities accessible to all of its visitors. These amenities include:
Campsites 51 RV (-40’) + tent sites
Picnic Tables
Grills
Park Brochure & Publications (large print available)
Park Programs (sign interpreters upon advanced request)
Fishing Piers and Catwalks
Boat Ramps & Canoe and Kayak Launch Areas
Covered Picnic Pavilions
Restaurant & Giftshops
Museums
Beach Accesses & Beach Wheelchair
Marina
Fishing Cleaning Station
Wildlife Viewing Areas
Scuba diving and snorkeling are permitted in all of the waters of Sebastian Inlet State Park, with the exception of under the Sebastian Inlet Bridge and in the boat channel. Rock reefs stretch for miles starting south of Sebastian Inlet in the nearshore waters. Water visibility is best in the summer months. All divers and snorkelers must be within 100 feet of a dive flag. Spearfishing is prohibited.
Non-heated, outdoor showers are available on all the beach access boardwalks and by the Sebastian Fishing Museum.
Like any inlet it should be dove at slack high tide, get tides here:
fl.usharbors.com/monthly-tides/Florida-East%20Central...ian%20Inlet%20bridgeYouTube:
youtube.com/watch?v=NQ-7IDDm9noI entered on beach between fishing pier and fish cleaning table, there are fishermen on both side so east and west are the only options and too far east puts you near the boat traffic and increased current :( I’ve been told some enter on the ocean side of the bridge buts that’s too much rock climbing for this old diver.
Off the beach are large rocks and metal, watch where you are going! The bottom is littered with lost fishing gear, don’t get hooked!
Lot’s of hermit crabs and assorted fish but this isn’t BHB, the fish are bigger :) RayC/LA