Holly Beach tides

Affectionately known as the "Cajun Riviera," this quirky and beloved coastal stretch covers Ocean View Beach, the migratory bird haven of Peveto Woods, and miles of Gulf shoreline. It is highly popular for drive-on beach access, beach camping, surf casting, swimming, hosting evening beach bonfires, and searching for fossilized shark teeth along the drift lines. Checking the tides here is vital for vehicle safety and recreation; a high tide pushes the Gulf waters all the way up to the soft sand, which can easily strand parked vehicles, while a low tide creates a wide, hard-packed driving lane and exposes the best shell banks for finding shark teeth.