Navarre Beach is a surf spot located in Florida's Panhandle, known for its beautiful emerald waters. It's a laid-back destination that's become a popular spot for surfers of all skill levels. The beach features a parking lot and boardwalks making access easy, which is a plus for surfers looking to catch some waves. While it may not be the most famous spot in the region, it definitely has its own charm.

The surf here generally handles swell sizes from about 1.2 meters (4 ft) to 3.7 meters (12 ft), with the best action during medium to large ESE, SE, and S swells. The beachbreak produces both right and left waves, with a sandy bottom. On a good day, you can expect fun, long rides, especially on a medium-size swell. The spot can get a bit mushy at times, so it’s good for groms and newer surfers, but experienced surfers might find themselves heading to more challenging breaks along the piers and jetties. The preferred winds are from the northwest to northeast, and the conditions are usually best during the fall through spring months.

The crowd factor at Navarre Beach can vary, but it typically stays low to average, so you won't feel too crowded out there. The local vibe is pretty mellow, making it a nice spot to relax after a surf session. Just keep in mind that the surf can get more challenging with larger swells, but paddling out is generally fair for everyone. Hazards like jellyfish and occasional sharks are common in the area, so just be aware while you're out in the water.