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Silver Point Pier reaching into the Atlantic Ocean
Northeast Florida · First Coast

Find your place on the water.

Atlantic sunrises. Harbor sunsets. Live-oak streets. A walkable old town. Silver Point Bay is a coastal Florida getaway where the beach and the bay are never far apart.

The Silver Point Bay experience

Two waters. One town.

The Atlantic shapes the east side of town. Marshes, tidal creeks and the protected waters of Silver Point Bay define the west. In between: a historic downtown, a working harbor, beach neighborhoods and the places locals have been meeting for generations.

Eat like a Silver Pointer

Come hungry.

Local menus lean into shrimp, mahi, grouper, key lime, citrus and big Southern breakfasts. The best table might be by the harbor, under a neon diner sign or inside a century-old downtown storefront.

Waterfront dining at The Tide Table
Local landmarks

Places you’ll remember.

Rosie's Highway Diner
Since 1978

Rosie’s Diner

Chrome, red booths, all-day breakfast and the kind of place where somebody probably knows your family.

Moonwake Coffee in Old Silver Point
Old Silver Point

Moonwake Coffee

A converted 1920s storefront with local art, mismatched furniture and a signature vanilla cold brew.

Silver Point Beach
Main public beach

Silver Point Beach

Wide sand, Atlantic surf and easy access to the Oceanfront district.

Seasonal traditions

There’s always another reason to come back.

Silver Point Bay’s calendar follows the water, the weather and more than a century of local traditions.

Silver Point Sea Festival

Food, music, fishing competitions and fireworks.

Founders Week

Parades, historical tours and town-wide activities.

Summer Nights

Weekly boardwalk evenings with live music and food vendors.

Light the Bay

Boat parade, Founders Square tree lighting and a decorated waterfront.

Sunrise at Atlantic Overlook
Start with one good day

Sunrise above the Atlantic. Coffee downtown. Lunch at the harbor. Sunset back on the water.

That’s a very Silver Point Bay day—and it still leaves plenty for tomorrow.