Volusia Beaches

The official 2024 Recruit Flyer is hot off the press! Starting pay is now $17 per hour. We’re also offering bonuses for new AND returning guards! Come work with the best; it’s going to be a great summer! Learn more at Volusia.org/lifeguard.

Volusia County officials are closely monitoring an approaching storm system set to impact the county beginning today and lasting through the weekend that will affect both inland and coastal areas. Learn more at volusia.org/news/news-releas…

🌞 Weekend forecast: potential sun! If you're hitting the beach, be cautious—dangerous rip currents and high surf expected. Swim by staffed lifeguard towers, stay in waist-deep water. Beach driving may be impacted; use off-beach parking. Stay safe, have fun, #BEachSMART!

We've been experiencing high surf and dangerous rip currents the last few days, and hazardous surf conditions are expected to continue through the weekend. If you're visiting the beach, do so right in front of a staffed lifeguard tower and stick to waist-deep water.

The only change you may see at the beach this weekend is our new uniforms. 👇 Check them out! What has remained the same is we are expecting dangerous rip currents and high surf. So, if you plan on visiting the beach this weekend, do so in front of a staffed lifeguard tower.

With fast-moving thunderstorms forecasted this week and into the weekend, please stay vigilant of weather changes, and if you're visiting the beach, give yourself enough time to get out of the water, pack up your belongings, and seek shelter if need be. #BEachSmart!

Dangerous rip currents and high surf to last through Monday, Sept. 18. Beachgoers are encouraged to exercise extreme caution when entering the ocean. If you decide to swim, do so in front of a staffed lifeguard tower.

Volusia County residents and visitors can expect increasingly dangerous rip currents and high surf now through Monday from Hurricane Lee. Know your limitations. #BEachSmart

Rip currents will be a serious threat this weekend. We also expect high surf from Hurricane Lee to start arriving on Monday. So, if you plan to head to the beach this weekend or next week, please download the Volusia Beaches app and find a staffed lifeguard tower location.

Visiting Volusia County's beaches this Labor Day weekend? Rip currents are an ongoing threat, swim in front of a staffed lifeguard tower. Late morning high tides and increased surf are expected to impact vehicle beach access for extended periods, so have alternate access plans.

Beach plans this weekend? Swim near a staffed lifeguard tower, stay hydrated, and head indoors if thunder roars. Our late morning high tide could impact beach driving in certain areas. Know before you go by downloading the Volusia Beaches App to see what's open.

Don't underestimate the calm surf we are expecting this weekend! Rip currents are still a threat. Always swim in front of a staffed lifeguard tower, and if you hear thunder roar, seek shelter indoors.

Planning your perfect beach trip? Check out Volusia County's LIVE beach cams on the Volusia Beaches YouTube channel at bit.ly/beachesyoutubesubscri…. LIVE beach cams are also available on the Volusia Beach APP; download today at, volusia.org/services/public-…

Congratulations to the incredible athletes of Volusia County Beach Safety for their outstanding performance at the United States Lifesaving Association Southeast Regional Championship!

Always swim by a lifeguard tower! Observe posted warnings and lifeguard instructions. They're there to keep you safe! Download the Volusia Beaches app for real-time info on lifeguard tower locations, beach conditions, and more.

Mark your calendars and join us for this thrilling livestream event on Volusia County Beaches and County of Volusia Facebook pages and YouTube Channels. 📅 Date: Thursday, July 13 ⏰ Time: Pre-show at 6:15 p.m., Competition at 6:30 p.m.

Remember to swim in front of a staffed lifeguard tower and download the Volusia Beaches app for real-time updates. Fireworks are prohibited on Volusia County Beaches, and residents are encouraged to leave the fireworks to the pros.

Swimming in front of a staffed lifeguard tower significantly increases the chances of receiving warnings of possible dangers, including lightning, and immediate assistance in an emergency. Your safety matters most, so seek shelter indoors when thunder roars!

We had a busy weekend rescuing 72 bathers from the ocean. Rip currents are expected to be a threat throughout the week as well as heavy surf. Swim in front of a staffed lifeguard tower and download the Volusia Beaches app for the most up-to-date beach information.