Spanning 1,545 feet in length and 30 feet above the water, the pier offers enjoyment for the whole family. Visitors can rent fishing rods at the privately owned bait and fishing tackle shop or enjoy the cool breeze at the outdoor restaurant.
Navarre Beach Marine Park, located on Navarre Beach, is home to the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station, the Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Centre, a marine reserve, and artificial reefs. Admission is free, and the park offers convenient parking and public restrooms and showers.
The Navarre Beach Marine Sanctuary and Artificial Reefs consists of 3 separate reef areas off the shores of Navarre Beach Marine Park. Two sites are in Santa Rosa Sound with 105 reef trees and one is in the Gulf of Mexico with 78 trees for a total of 183 individual reef trees placed at the 3 sites. Each tree consist of 3 or 4 branches to provide more reef surface area.
Gulf Islands National Seashore is a protected area that includes a series of barrier islands along the Gulf of Mexico, spanning the coasts of Florida and Mississippi. The section of the Gulf Islands National Seashore near Gulf Breeze, Florida, is known for its pristine beaches, diverse ecosystems, and recreational opportunities.
The Naval Live Oaks Nature Preserve, also known as Deer Point Live Oaks Reservation or Deer Point Plantation, is located in Gulf Breeze, Florida. This nature preserve is part of the Gulf Islands National Seashore, which spans both Florida and Mississippi.
The Navarre Beach Fishing Pier is a popular fishing and recreational spot located in Navarre, Florida, along the beautiful Gulf of Mexico coastline. The pier is not only a prime spot for anglers but also a picturesque place for everyone to enjoy the coastal beauty of the Gulf of Mexico.
