Navarre Beach Pier: hours, fees and license
Quick answer
- Hours
- Winter (current): 5 a.m.–8 p.m.; Summer: 5 a.m.–11 p.m.; Thanksgiving & Christmas 6 a.m.–6 p.m.
- Fishing fee
- Adults $7; seniors & active-duty military $6; youth 15 and under $4; 5 and under free
- License covered?
- Yes. Fishing license included in admission
- Address
- 8579 Gulf Boulevard, Navarre Beach, FL 32566
- Phone
- 850-710-3239
Santa Rosa County calls this the longest pier in Florida and the Gulf: 1,545 feet long and 30 feet above the water.
At a glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Adult fishing | $7/day; $45/week; $150/year |
| Senior / active-duty military | $6/day; $40/week; $100/year |
| Youth (15 and under) | $4/day; $25/week; $75/year |
| Walkers | $1 (5 and under free) |
| Free admission | Disabled veterans; mobility and visually impaired |
| License | Included in fishing admission |
| Phone | 850-710-3239 |
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Where is Navarre Beach Pier?
Don't get ticketed: checklist
- Check the official page for closures before you go.
- If the fee doesn't cover a license, carry your Florida saltwater license (unless exempt).
- Piers and bridges count as "shore" for the Shore-based Shark Fishing permit.
- Follow the Panhandle & Emerald Coast size, bag and season limits.
Permit steps
- Confirm hours and fees on the official page linked below.
- Buy a saltwater license if not covered or exempt (GoOutdoorsFlorida.com).
- Add species permits you need (for example, the snook permit).
Frequently asked questions
Do you need a fishing license on the Navarre Beach Pier?
No. Santa Rosa County says the fishing license is included in pier fishing admission.
What are Navarre Beach Pier hours?
Winter hours are 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. and summer hours are 5 a.m. to 11 p.m., with shorter hours on Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Official sources
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Disclaimer: This page is a plain-English summary for general information. It is not legal advice. Rules, seasons and boundaries can change at short notice, including by emergency order. Always check the current regulations on MyFWC.com before you fish.