Is Miramar Beach in Destin private?

Miramar Beach, Florida There are nine public beach access points in Miramar Beach that are within walking distance of Pompano Joe's, The Crab Trap, and Surf Hut restaurants. The public beach access points have free parking either in small lots or along Scenic Gulf.



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A trip to Miramar Beach is incomplete without the crystal-clear waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Miramar Beach is renowned for its white sand beaches and turquoise waters, making it a popular destination for swimming and sunbathing.

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After the sun sets, the beach is a whole new playground! Bring a bucket and some red flashlights (the red light protects local sea turtles) and search for ghost crabs scurrying across the sand.

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Destin is lucky to have numerous public beach access locations, almost none of which cost money to park at (for now) or cost money to enter. Spanning from Okaloosa Island to the west to the end of Scenic Highway 98 on the east end, there are nearly 20 access locations.

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Located in Miramar Beach, just outside the East end of Destin, this public beach access sits next to Pompano Joes Seafood restaurant. This area offers a good amount of public parking, public restrooms, outdoor showers and water fountains.

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Destin, Miramar Beach and South Walton resemble an off shore island in this regard. The giant bay filters sediment coming in from any rivers or creeks far away on the other side. Clear clean water pours in from deep gulf waters on a daily basis that is undiluted by brackish run off.

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Princess Beach This little-known gem is located on Okaloosa Island just west of the Destin bridge. Princess Beach is one of the more secluded beaches along the Emerald Coast. If you're looking to escape the crowds on other beaches, Princess Beach is the spot for you.

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The best time to visit Destin is in April and May when the water is warm, the sun is shining and the temperatures are comfortable (expect highs in the mid-70s and 80s).

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The lifeguards actively patrol the 7 miles of Destin beaches from March to October of each year. We encourage everyone to swim near a lifeguard and heed their advice on water safety conditions. Rip Current Information provided by the National Weather Service. View the National Weather Service Rip Current Risk Map.

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Destin is known as the World's Luckiest Fishing Village. The city houses the largest and most elaborately equipped fishing fleet in the State of Florida. In addition to fishing, recreational opportunities include golf, tennis and water sports, including diving and snorkeling.

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