Beaches in Jacksonville, Duval County & Northeast Florida

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The official Visit Jacksonville beach guide covers all the major beach destinations across Duval County and Northeast Florida from Jacksonville Beach and Atlantic Beach to Neptune Beach and Hanna Park. The best starting point for new residents finding their go-to beach spot.

Atlantic Beach sits just north of Neptune Beach and offers a quieter, more residential feel than busy Jacksonville Beach with a charming town center, excellent dining, and easy access to Hanna Park in Duval County. A favorite for families and professionals who want beach proximity without the crowds.

Neptune Beach is a small, walkable coastal city sandwiched between Atlantic Beach and Jacksonville Beach in Duval County known for its classic beach cottages, the Beaches Town Center shopping district, and the beloved Southern Grounds coffee shop. A tight-knit community with a true neighborhood feel.

Big Talbot Island State Park north of Jacksonville is known for its hauntingly beautiful Boneyard Beach, a shoreline of weathered skeletal trees on white sand and its salt marshes, birdwatching, and kayak launch in Duval County. One of the most visually unique beaches in all of Florida.

Little Talbot Island State Park in Duval County offers some of the most pristine and undeveloped Atlantic beaches in Northeast Florida with camping, hiking, birding, and 5 miles of unspoiled shoreline just 30 minutes from downtown Jacksonville. A favorite escape for nature-loving families.

Amelia Island in Nassau County offers 13 miles of pristine Atlantic beaches just 20 minutes north of Jacksonville combining wide unspoiled shoreline with the charming historic downtown of Fernandina Beach and upscale resort amenities. One of Northeast Florida's most beloved beach destinations.

Mayport Village is a vibrant working waterfront that showcases the area's rich history in shrimping and fishing. Visitors can explore local attractions, enjoy fresh seafood, and experience the unique culture of this coastal community.

From the East Coast Greenway cycling trail running through Neptune Beach to the mountain bike trails at Hanna Park and the kayak launches along the Intracoastal Waterway, the Jacksonville Beaches offer far more than just sand and surf across Duval County's coastal communities.