Sea Grape Beach

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Fort Myers Coast
880 Belcher Rd, Boca Grande, Florida 33921

Description

Sea Grape Beach is a mid-park Gasparilla Island State Park Gulf access on Boca Grande between Range Light and Sea Wall — ramp/stair access, portable restrooms, and a natural buffer from oceanfront homes. Pay the state park fee; the lot is smaller than the lighthouse end. It is a straightforward swim and shell stop when you want park beach without the Port Boca Grande museum crowd. No lifeguards; watch flags and avoid swimming toward the pass tip in strong current.

Amenities:
  • Restrooms
Activities:
  • Swimming
  • Sunbathing
Crowd Levels:

Light crowds create a tranquil atmosphere, perfect for those seeking a calm, uncrowded beach day.

Beach Access:

Paid parking ensures access to this quiet, natural beach destination.

Sand Description:

Soft Gulf sand with scattered shells and sea grape / dune scrub behind the walkover — less groomed than village raked strips.

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