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Tour - The Beach at Seagrove The beachfront which faces the Gulf of Mexico welcomes the sunset and it always overlooked by the sunrise, clearly exposing the wonders of the beach - the marine life, the cool waters, wild birds and the patrons who like the bask in the limelight close to the evenings. Living at the Edge of Seagrove Beachgoers from the area like to gather sun during the late afternoons when it is somewhat quieter and chance catching  the sunset. Sunset is a spectacle at Seagrove.  We like to set out our chairs and watch some  the magnificence chilling it down over a glass of cool-iced beverage. Can you spot the Chironex Fleckeri at the bottom left of this picture.  These are just some of the interesting marine life that wash ashore here at shoreline. The calm beach front is excellent for boating into the horizon.  Enjoy the wind breeze in your face and ride the sails as far as the eyes can see. Take a friend along and spot dolphins and rays out along the calm blue waters, just minutes out from the shoreline.  Some have known to ride their kayaks out and snorkel the waters.       Seen here, a rock crab is trying to catch some morning sunlight.  If you're lucky and patient enough, a crab may let you get close and personal.  These hermits like to frequent the shoreline to feed on remnants of beached marine life or anything that resembles food.   This young lady fancied a mini surf board trying to ride a surf as the tide comes in.  There's just a boat load of fun things to do up and around the seashore.  Ever tried kayaking at the beach.  When the sea is calm try taking out to see some friendly dolphins. The shoreline at Seagrove is clear, clean and simply pristine.  Our kids love to bury themselves in the sand and simply lay there for hours.  If you ever thought about building sand castles, the soil is simply great for packing and sculpturing. The morning are often cool at Seagrove.  Its excellent weather for a stroll, or a short run along the shoreline.   If you enjoy fishing, just be sure to bring your rods, bait and a chair.     SeagroveEMail Directions to Seagrove Call us for a reservation