Sebastian Inlet District

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Sebastian Inlet District The premier surfing, boating and fishing spot on the east coast of Florida!

Flashback Friday - It's 1933 and we have a bird's eye view of the primitive road leading south to Sebastian Inlet. This ...
10/23/2026

Flashback Friday - It's 1933 and we have a bird's eye view of the primitive road leading south to Sebastian Inlet. This road would eventually become State Road A1A. During this time, in the wake of the Great Depression, the inlet became even more vital to the area's survival. Subsistence fishing put food on the table for many local families, and commercial fishing was the lifeblood of the town of Sebastian. Please like or share if you would like us to continue Flashback Fridays. See more images at www.sitd.us/the-history-of-sebastian-inlet

10/21/2026

Just a friendly reminder: Our free app includes a channel marker guide, links to boating safety courses and boating regulations, as well as real time wind and wave data. A feature also allows you to report damaged or missing channel markers within the inlet channel. Get it at your app store or go dowload using the QR code on our website at www.sitd.us

10/21/2026

We're proud to have been part of the recent Coconut Point shoreline restoration project at Sebastian Inlet State Park! Our Dockside Builders team assisted with the installation of innovative Reef Arches designed to help protect the shoreline and support aquatic habitat in the Indian River Lagoon.

This collaborative restoration effort brings together the Ocean Research & Conservation Association (ORCA), Sebastian Inlet District, Florida State Parks, Reef Arches LLC, and MANG Consulting, with funding support from 11th Hour Racing.

We're grateful to contribute to projects that help protect and restore our local waterways! Support Conservation: www.teamorca.org

We rebuilt and improved 220 feet of the north jetty last year. In January (2027), the north jetty will be closed to publ...
10/19/2026

We rebuilt and improved 220 feet of the north jetty last year. In January (2027), the north jetty will be closed to public access when Phases 2 and 3 begin. The construction window requires the north jetty to remain closed through July 2028. Please visit our website at www.sitd.us or download our free app for project updates. Of course, we will post videos and photos here on social media throughout the life of the project. A Frequently Asked Questions post is in the comments section....

Flashback Friday - It's October 28, 1948, and the Sebastian Inlet District has finished dredging and reopening the inlet...
10/16/2026

Flashback Friday - It's October 28, 1948, and the Sebastian Inlet District has finished dredging and reopening the inlet, which had been closed throughout World War II for national security reasons. You are looking west toward Coconut Point (on the inlet's south side) and the mainland (in the distance). See more images at www.sitd.us/the-history-of-sebastian-inlet

10/15/2026

🌊 Lagoon Fest THIS SATURDAY🌊

Join Keep Brevard Beautiful at Lagoon Fest this Saturday, October 17th at Front Street Park in Melbourne! Stop by our booth for trash trivia, coloring sheets for the little ones, and learn about all the things we do to help keep Brevard beautiful! ❓️ 🎨 🚮

Enjoy environmental exhibitors, arts and craft vendors, food trucks, live music and a Halloween Costume contest! 🤩

Come say hello and celebrate the lagoon with us! đź’š

It’s that time of year! The City of Melbourne is hosting this year’s Lagoon Fest (formally known as IRL Day). It will be...
10/14/2026

It’s that time of year! The City of Melbourne is hosting this year’s Lagoon Fest (formally known as IRL Day). It will be held on Saturday October 17th at Front St. Park again. Hear speakers at the park's Community Center and visit all of the vendors spread throughout the park. There will be live music and food trucks again as well. Oh, and we'll be there, too. Stop by and chat with us.

The south jetty at sebastian inlet is 575 feet long, while its sibling to the north is 1,000 feet long. The inlet channe...
10/12/2026

The south jetty at sebastian inlet is 575 feet long, while its sibling to the north is 1,000 feet long. The inlet channel is 7,000 feet long, including the 3,100-foot channel extension added in 2007-08. Want more stats? Go here: www.sitd.us/by-the-numbers

Sebastian Inlet low altitude aerials: May 2005 (top), August 2006 (bottom left), December 2007 (bottom center), and June...
10/07/2026

Sebastian Inlet low altitude aerials: May 2005 (top), August 2006 (bottom left), December 2007 (bottom center), and June 2010. We routinely routinely work with marine scientists to conduct biological monitoring of the critically important habitats surrounding the inlet that support a broad range of different species. Visit our beautiful and informative website at www.sitd.us

Address

114 Sixth Avenue
Indialantic, FL
32903

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+13217245175

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