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Canaveral National Seashore is a barrier island studded with dunes, hammocks, lagoons, salt marshes and pine flatlands. The beach stretches for a glorious 25 miles along the Space Coast is one of Florida's last and largest stretches of pristine, undeveloped beachfront. This place is a true paradise assuring wildlife management as well as public recreation.
Visit this place during the early morning and late afternoon hours, which is the best time for bird watching. The park is home to 310 species of birds, including several rare species and to find most of them look in shallow marshes along the border between the water and upland areas. To reach most of the Titusville's untouched beaches take a walk a ways down the shore. Beautiful Apollo and Playalinda beaches can be accessed from public parking lots, but it's worth a wander down to remote Klondike Beach.