swell
1.6ft 9s ENE
1.6ft 9s East
0.5ft 15s ENE
next tide
High
at 11:53 am
6:23pm low
updated 2 days ago
indialantic surf report
Friday: Mixed swell with mostly knee to Thigh+ surf with a few lucky waist+ sets in the right spots and tides. The dominant swell is coming in at an 8-10 sec period from the ESE but with the swells stacking it seems much faster. 12 mph SE winds are texturing things up a bit.
indialantic surf forecast
Saturday: Surf is dropping of a bit but should organize a little as winds turn a little more from the South and will turn a little onshore for the afternoon.
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Sunday: Surf drops just a bit in size to the mostly knee to thigh zone. There will be favorable winds in the morning, turning SE for the afternoon.
Looking ahead: Similar conditions continue from Sunday into Tuesday. The next notable swell should arrive later on Wednesday possibly early Thursday but the winds may not cooperate. We may see effects of the swell earlier in North Florida.
| |
surf |
swell |
wind |
weatherwx |
| 5am |
2-3ft |
|
5mph SW offshore
|
72°f |
| 8am |
2-3ft |
|
5mph SSW offshore
|
70°f |
| 11am |
2-3ft |
|
8mph South cross shore
|
79°f |
| 11am |
2-3ft |
|
8mph South cross shore
|
79°f |
| 2pm |
2ft |
|
13mph SE cross shore
|
85°f |
| 5pm |
2-3ft |
|
17mph SE cross shore
|
83°f |
| 8pm |
2-3ft |
|
12mph SE cross shore
|
78°f |
| |
surf |
swell |
wind |
weatherwx |
| 5am |
2ft |
|
7mph South cross shore
|
72°f |
| 8am |
2ft |
|
6mph SSW offshore
|
71°f |
| 11am |
2-3ft |
|
8mph South cross shore
|
80°f |
| 11am |
2-3ft |
|
8mph South cross shore
|
80°f |
| 2pm |
2ft |
|
9mph SSE cross shore
|
85°f |
| 5pm |
2ft |
|
10mph SE cross shore
|
83°f |
| 8pm |
2ft |
|
13mph SE cross shore
|
78°f |
| |
surf |
swell |
wind |
weatherwx |
| 5am |
2-3ft |
|
7mph WSW offshore
|
71°f |
| 8am |
2-3ft |
|
6mph WSW offshore
|
69°f |
| 11am |
2ft |
|
7mph SW offshore
|
80°f |
| 11am |
2ft |
|
7mph SW offshore
|
80°f |
| 2pm |
2-3ft |
|
10mph SSE cross shore
|
86°f |
| 5pm |
2-3ft |
|
13mph SSE cross shore
|
84°f |
| 8pm |
2ft |
|
13mph South cross shore
|
80°f |
| |
surf |
swell |
wind |
weatherwx |
| 5am |
2-3ft |
|
13mph NW offshore
|
70°f |
| 8am |
3ft |
|
14mph NNW cross shore
|
68°f |
| 11am |
3-4ft |
|
16mph North cross shore
|
74°f |
| 11am |
3-4ft |
|
16mph North cross shore
|
74°f |
| 2pm |
3ft |
|
17mph NNE onshore
|
75°f |
| 5pm |
3-4ft |
|
17mph NNE onshore
|
73°f |
| 8pm |
3-4ft |
|
15mph NNE onshore
|
70°f |
| |
surf |
swell |
wind |
weatherwx |
| 5am |
4ft |
|
10mph ENE onshore
|
67°f |
| 8am |
4ft |
|
10mph ENE onshore
|
66°f |
| 11am |
4ft |
|
13mph ENE onshore
|
75°f |
| 11am |
4ft |
|
13mph ENE onshore
|
75°f |
| 2pm |
4ft |
|
14mph East onshore
|
78°f |
| 5pm |
4ft |
|
14mph East onshore
|
77°f |
| 8pm |
5ft |
|
13mph East onshore
|
73°f |
| |
surf |
swell |
wind |
weatherwx |
| 5am |
4ft |
|
12mph ESE onshore
|
69°f |
| 8am |
4ft |
|
12mph ESE onshore
|
69°f |
| 11am |
4ft |
|
15mph ESE onshore
|
77°f |
| 11am |
4ft |
|
15mph ESE onshore
|
77°f |
| 2pm |
3-4ft |
|
16mph ESE onshore
|
81°f |
| 5pm |
3-4ft |
|
16mph ESE onshore
|
80°f |
| 8pm |
3-4ft |
|
15mph SE onshore
|
77°f |
| |
surf |
swell |
wind |
weatherwx |
| 5am |
3ft |
|
10mph SSE cross shore
|
72°f |
| 8am |
3ft |
|
9mph SSE cross shore
|
71°f |
| 11am |
3ft |
|
12mph SSE cross shore
|
81°f |
| 11am |
3ft |
|
12mph SSE cross shore
|
81°f |
| 2pm |
3ft |
|
13mph SE cross shore
|
86°f |
| 5pm |
2-3ft |
|
14mph SE onshore
|
84°f |
| 8pm |
3ft |
|
15mph SE cross shore
|
77°f |
indialantic surf break information
The Indialantic Boardwalk can hold an 8ft swell and breaks way outside 200 yards or more! Big workable walls for the outside break and it can connect all the way to hollow shore pound with fast sections and gnarly tubes.
Indialantic stores and businesses cater to all the basic needs plus more exotic demands of its residents and visitors. Restaurants vary from fast food and family establishments to ethnic and gourmet dining. Swimming, fishing, boating and surfing are favorite pastimes. Threatened and endangered sea turtles nest along the shore from May through October and the recently refurbished boardwalk offers a place to stroll along the ocean and the parks throughout the town.
In 1975, a Town Council proclamation designated Indialantic a bird sanctuary and the town has taken measures since to protect its abundance of animal species and plant life. Indialantic remains a natural, unspoiled paradise which attracts visitors to its quiet beauty as a getaway from the faster pace of the big city.
Nearby Indian Harbour Beach grew as a residential community developed in support of the growing space industry on the Space Coast and is fairly small; only two square miles nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River Lagoon.
Visitors can relax or picnic at beachfront parks or stroll through the 27-acre Gleason Park situated on a lake with many exercise paths, lighted in the early evening by quaint Victorian lights. The year-round heated pool located in the park next to the community center hosts classes and activities for people of all ages and the million-dollar sports field complex features tennis courts, baseball and soccer.