Get in
[edit]By car
[edit]Two major causeways lead to the Satellite Beach area. One is the FL-404, or Pineda Causeway, which leads to South Patrick Shores north of Satellite Beach. Eau Gallie Boulevard leads from Eau Gallie (Melbourne) to Indian Harbour Beach south of Satellite Beach. A third causeway follows a barrier island parallel to Satellite Beach from Pineda Causeway to the southern side of Satellite Beach, where it connects to the southern end of the town.
Get around
[edit]See
[edit]
Map of Satellite Beach
- 1 Samsons Island, S Patrick Dr, ☏ +1 321 773-6458. 1–3PM. Free boat trip at 1PM.
Do
[edit]The primary attraction in Satellite Beach is the beach, which continues north and south of the city following the eastern shoreline. The Intracoastal Waterway on the west side of Satellite Beach is a popular destination for cruising on small craft.
- 1 Hightower Beach Park, 815 FL-A1A, ☏ +1 321 773-6458. 9AM–dusk.
- 2 Pelican Beach Park, 1525 FL-A1A, ☏ +1 321 773-6458. 9AM–dusk.
Buy
[edit]Eat
[edit]- 1 Da Kine Deigo's Insane Burritos, 1360 Hwy A1A, ☏ +1 321 779-8226. M–Sa 11AM-9PM Su noon-8PM. This beach side place is an awesome example of the local surf culture. Hit the beach and then drop in for a fun outdoor atmosphere and a good Spanish-inspired meal. The insane burritos, Barney Bowls, and spiced carrots and pot mac, are delicious and inexpensive. $5- $10/person.
- 2 Cibelli's Pizza Republic, 1356 FL-A1A, ☏ +1 321 777-3339, [email protected].
Drink
[edit]Sleep
[edit]- 1 Las Olas Satellite Beach, 1215 FL-A1A, ☏ +1 321 777-3224, [email protected].
- 2 Seamark, 1195 FL-A1A, ☏ +1 321 773-4202, [email protected].
Connect
[edit]Go next
[edit]- Melbourne is the main city in the area, centered on the mainland two bridges west of Satellite Beach.
- Cocoa Beach is to the north of the base. Farther north is Cape Canaveral and the Kennedy Space Center.
| Routes through Satellite Beach |
| Daytona Beach ← Cocoa Beach ← | N  S
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→ Indialantic → West Palm Beach |