Seabranch Preserve State Park

About Seabranch Preserve State Park

The physical landscape of the park was shaped by the ancient ocean, which allowed a variety of habitats to develop over time. Today, the reserve offers the opportunity to experience a diverse variety of marine life such as whales, dolphins, seals, whales and other marine mammals.

With four kilometers of hiking trails, hikers can explore the natural community, and also a small picnic area is available. In less than a mile, visitors can see a variety of animal species including dolphins, seals, whales and other marine mammals. Future recreational development is planned in the nature reserve, including a new shop window with an elevated promenade.

The park provides habitat for a wide variety of wildlife, including dolphins, seals, whales and other marine mammals, as well as birds of prey. Access to the park is via the Seabranch Preserve State Park parking lot and the beachfront hotel. Located on the south side of the coast, just off the north end of Sea Harbor Drive.

The water available at the Seabranch is currently sinking, and a path leads to the beach parking lot and the entrance to Sea Harbor Drive on the south side of the park. Bring your own, but a wide range of outdoor activities such as kayaking, canoeing, hiking, fishing, climbing and swimming are available.