Magic Seaweed New Smyrna Beach (2024)

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What are the ocean conditions in New Smyrna Beach? ›

Breezy SW winds with moderate choppy seas. Very small short period waves. Winds: SW 10 to 14 knots. Seas: E 2 feet at 7 seconds.

The New Smyrna Beach surf is best on an east and south swells with a high, incoming tide.

Today's New Smyrna Inlet sea temperature is 83 °F.

With its beautiful beaches, clear waters, and abundant sunshine, it's the perfect place to escape the cold and enjoy some fun in the sun. Whether you're visiting during the peak of summer or the cooler months of fall and spring, New Smyrna Beach is a great choice for a relaxing and enjoyable vacation.

New Smyrna Beach, the "shark bite capital of the world," hands down, is the most dangerous beach in Florida for shark bites. Florida had 16 reported unprovoked shark bites in 2023, according to a study released by the Florida Program for Shark Research.

Mostly cloudy with showers and a few thunderstorms. High 88F. Winds S at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 50%.

Today's Daytona Beach sea temperature is 83 °F.

Today's South Beach (Miami) sea temperature is 84 °F.

February to September are great months to head to the beach in New Smyrna Beach. Perfect temperatures, warmer water, but also a lot more crowded. Anywhere between May and October will be the rainier months. If you decide to go then you'll want a back up plan just in case you get caught in a shower.

What beach has the most waves in Florida? ›

New Smyrna Beach

North of Canaveral, you can surf in New Smyrna Inlet, the south side of the famous Ponce de Leon or "Ponce" Inlet. Known locally as "the wave magnet," Smyrna's waves are well suited for trick riding or "hot dogging." It's also now considered the most consistent surf.

6.562′

New Smyrna Beach / Elevation

The beach is open to vehicles from 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. or sundown whichever is earlier from May 1 through Oct. 31, and between sunrise to sunset from Nov. 1 to April 30, tides permitting.

The beach is always open and free to pedestrians and bicyclists. Volusia's beaches are divided into three Experience Zones -- Natural, Transitional and Urban. Natural beach zones exist from 27th Avenue in New Smyrna Beach to Canaveral National Seashore in Bethune Beach.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — Residents in parts of Volusia County are still looking for answers as to what will be done next following Hurricanes Ian and Nicole. $858 million worth of damages were reported in the county from Nicole and Ian. $51 million of that is in New Smyrna Beach.