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A clean waist-high wave feathering along a sandbar at Picnic Tables in early morning light, framed by golden sea oats and beach sunflowers on the dune.
A clean waist-high wave feathering along a sandbar at Picnic Tables in early morning light, framed by golden sea oats and beach sunflowers on the dune.Small glassy wave breaking into whitewater at South Cocoa Beach, with sea oats, dune grass, and yellow beach sunflowers in the foreground.Soft pastel morning sky over a small peeling wave at the shoreline, with sea grape and dune vegetation in the foreground and a turtle nest stake visible on the sand.Wide view of gentle 1-2 foot surf rolling in under a peachy sunrise sky, dune plants and sea grapes lining the foreground.Backlit sea oats silhouetted against glassy, sun-glittered water with a small clean wave peeling toward shore at sunrise.
Saturday, July 4, 2026 · 7:05 AM

Small & Glassy 1-2' for the 4th — Break Out the Big Boards

Happy Independence Day, folks! It's a mellow one out there this morning — sitting 1-2' and a little closing-outy near shore, so it's not the barreling festival we had yesterday. But it's clean and glassy with SW winds barely stirring at 2 mph, and it's already hot, so it's a gorgeous morning to be on the beach. The good news: conditions should tidy up and improve as the incoming hightide fills in, so this is a longboard/log kind of day — dust off the big boards and go glide. Sea oats are glowing, the beach sunflowers are popping, and the turtle nests are marked and quiet. Whatever you get into today, celebrate safely, look out for each other, and enjoy the surf on the 4th of July!

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