Hallandale Beach

Hallandale Beach, Florida · Broward County

Wide sand beach at Hallandale Beach with two people at the waterline and condo towers along the shore
Photo: Hugh Millward from Dartmouth, Canada, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Hallandale Beach is a tidy, walkable town beach in Broward County suited to swimmers, families, and kids looking for an easy, low-key day on the sand. Lifeguards staff the beach 365 days a year, and a paid garage plus metered street spots make parking simple. A playground and volleyball courts sit nearby.

LifeguardsYes
ParkingMetered
DogsNo
RestroomsYes

Who It's For

Hallandale Beach is a tidy, walkable town beach that suits swimmers, families, and kids after an easy day on the sand. A playground and volleyball courts sit nearby at South City Beach Park, and this stretch tends to draw a lighter crowd than the beaches on either side of it, a good pick if you want fewer people around.

Parking & Access

The main guarded access is North City Beach Park at 111 S Surf Rd. Parking runs through a paid garage plus metered spots along the street, so bring change or a parking app.

Rules & Safety

Lifeguards staff this beach 365 days a year, so look for the posted flag before wading in. Rip currents are the hazard to watch for here. Dogs are not permitted on the sand.

What's There

Restrooms and showers are on site, and South City Beach Park just up the sand adds a playground and volleyball courts. Snorkeling is possible in spots along the shoreline.

Before You Go

Island Water Sports - Pompano Beach is 17.2 miles from Hallandale Beach, a reasonable stop for sun protection, beach chairs, or a paddleboard rental if you're heading up the coast.

FAQ

How much does parking cost at Hallandale Beach?

Parking is a paid garage plus metered street spots at North City Beach Park, 111 S Surf Rd.

Are dogs allowed on Hallandale Beach?

No, dogs are not permitted on the sand.

Are lifeguards on duty at Hallandale Beach?

Yes, lifeguards staff the beach 365 days a year. Look for the posted flag before getting in the water, since rip currents are the main hazard.

Nearby beaches

Nearest shop: IWS Pompano Beach · 17.2 miles South Florida's surf shop since 1978 · 954-427-4929