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To me, Biloxi Beach has a different feel than the other Gulf beaches I have visited. Maybe it was just the time of year, but it felt much more quiet and calm. It's also not as fancy and isn't a top notch luxurious spot by any means, but still gives you enough to enjoy a few days at the beach. With a small number of hotels, shops and restaurants, you can visit the beach with less crowds. I was curious when I saw giant pipes on the shore, to find out later that it drains the storm water into the Mississippi sound. I'm glad Biloxi was where I spent my first time in Mississippi. I'd be happy to come back for another day trip someday.
Oh, the sunsets I saw here. Sunrises, not so much because I don't usually wake up that early. But wow, the sunsets from the free fishing piers were amazing. The beach is smooth and flat. The sand is firm and easy to walk on. The litter - at least this time of year - was noticeable but not bad. Some volleyball courts here and there where the beach includes a city park. Absolutely a beautiful part of the United States and well worth the trip. [Review 14188 overall, 1510 of 2020, number 78 in Mississippi.]
The beach is great! I just wish they had workers constantly on duty to pick up the trash! Do not misread what I'm saying: I'm not trying to imply the beach is full of trash. It is not. But there is trash scattered around and I simply think the beach is too beautiful for this to be the case. This also goes to visitors as well: STOP TRASHING THE BEACH! Especially during a pandemic! There are trash cans...use them! I would suggest the beach council add more trash cans at the beach. Again, not trying to scare anyone off, the beach is gorgeous. I just get annoyed at something so beautiful being littered. This beach is definitely worth the hour and a half drive from New Orleans though. Great sunset view, beautiful beach, and plenty of dining options, casinos, and hotels around to make a nice getaway.
Who doesn't love the beach????? I love the beach & this one is no different. Plenty of sand & water to bring on the feeling of RELAXATION. Now, that being said, I don't do the water here because it's not the cleanest & my rule is 'me no see the bottom, me no swimmey' lol. That being said, just the ambiance of the beach alone is very serene & freeing. Love the 'beach toys' available for rent ie jet skis, banana boats, water bikes & the like ( hey that rhymed). Oh and table rentals as well; just in case you come to the beach with out a canopy or tent. I used to come here a great deal as a kid & swim... this was a popular place in the 70s & 80s (ok do the math on the age if you want) but not swimming isn't as popular with me or most folks. Several years back there were some 'health warnings' issued & then Hurricane Katrina happened, I think people never really bounced back from this. But I still occasionally come and visit, along with hitting up the local Casino Buffets. My hope is that this place returns to the 'happening spot' of its former years; here's to hoping!!!!
Everyone from Louisiana has probably come to this beach at some point in time because well it's the closest beach they got to Louisiana (unless you live in Lake Charles. Then you would probably drive to Galveston). This beach isn't the prettiest or cleanest beach by any means. This beach isn't terrible either. Parking is always easy along any part of the beach. You can rent jet skis, aqua cycles, chairs, and umbrellas. The Mississippi gulf coast has over 30 miles of beaches and Biloxi Beach is probably the most visited stretch because there are just more people that live and visit Biloxi than the other cities along the coast. The sand is clean in some spots. Other areas you will find lots of trash on the beach. But I'm not a picky person at all. If you want to hang out at this beach and stare at the dirty water I'm down with that. A beach is a beach after all. You come to relax and enjoy the beautiful weather. This beach can fulfill those two requirements!
Biloxi beach is by far not he nicest beach ever. It's not the worst beach ever either. The water is not clear at all but comfortable on a hot day. It doesn't get deep for swimming very quick but it's great for lounging. The sand is usually pretty dirty. On my recent visit I went to the beach 3 days. Each day we went to a different spot and there was glass at each spot. There is plenty to do along the beach though. You can rent jet skis, water bikes, and more. Also, there are a ton of great places to each and souvenir shops. Parking is easy and keep your eyes open, there are a couple of spots that have bathrooms and rinse off spots. What attracts me most is the abundance of things to do in the area. So you can chill at the beach during the day and then enjoy the night life. Great location!
If you are looking for white sand beaches with clear blue water...this isn't it. You may get white sands in some areas of Biloxi beach, you also get darker sand as well. Careful walking without shoes because there are lots of broken shells, sticks, glass, and bottle caps laying about. The water is brown and I would suggest trying to swim in it. You can rent jet skis to take out on the water and there is a fishing pier. They also rent out beach chairs with umbrellas. There aren't a lot of food choices on the beach anymore since the hurricane, but they do have a few places. It's not a bad beach for a day trip just to relax.
Biloxi Beach covers majority of highway 90 and extends into Gulfport, MS. Take a look at my picture, and tell me how many swimmers are are in the water? This beach is great if you enjoy walking in sand, sun bathing, kite flying and catching the wind from the gulf, however, swimming, I cannot recommend! Unfortunately, the mud sediment from the Mississippi River flows into this part of the gulf, so the water is dark brown colored :( The sand was clean/soft and appears to be combed by a machine. If you could care less about the swimming part, grab your umbrella/chair and sit all day. Also, there are many seafood restaurants right on the beach front, so that is kind of a solace to swim lovers. There are shrimp boat tours available and I did see jet ski rentals, but that is it regarding water fun. Biloxi is a casino/fishing town, so most tourist swim in the hotel pools. For me, I prefer water I can swim in and enjoy; especially as hot as it gets in the summer time here!
Great beach if you are looking for somewhere not as crowded and family friendly. Parking is free, close, and very convenient. Compared to beaches on the Southeast coast, you dont get strong waves, and a big turn off was the murky water. You can literally walk 100 yards and the water will still be only at your knees. They do have some lounge chairs, and you can rent jet skis. There is also a nice pier you can walk. The beach is conveniently located by several casinos. Again, great if you're looking for somewhere quiet and family friendly!
We recently spent a week in Biloxi Mississippi. We stayed in a condo right across the street from Biloxi Beach. The beach was undergoing some renovation with heavy equipment/machinery bringing in fresh sand. No we were there during the off-season.. the beach itself has beautiful, white sand and was fairly clean. It stretches for quite a ways and there are several beach bars/restaurant establishments on Biloxi Beach that you can dine out at. There's also a large souvenir shop called shark heads on Biloxi Beach that was fun to visit. Because we were there in April, it was a little too cold to spend extended time on the beach, but we enjoyed evening walks to watch the sunset. Note, Biloxi Beach is on the Mississippi sound so the water is brown. You may spot Atlantic bottle nose dolphins! read more
This beach is okay, and as you can see from the photos, it is quite a popular location because there is a small parking lot close by. We stopped here to spend a little time on the beach and experience the Gulf of Mexico. Unfortunately for us, there are multiple signs that say they do not allow dogs. We travel with our small dog and we don't like to leave her in our vehicle. My husband stayed with her while I checked the beach out for a bit. I really didn't think it was anything special. The sand here is super fine and you will notice that most people are taking their shoes off and leaving them in the parking lot. It's very difficult to get this sand off of you. There was also a smell, I want to say it was like sewage, but it wasn't that strong, just strong enough to make me not want to stay. Because of that I did not venture into the water. As I said, there is a parking area adjacent to this beach and a paved boardwalk that goes around where people were jogging and walking their dogs. This is definitely a functional beach and there were lots of family and children on the beach when I visited. read more
1 year ago
To me, Biloxi Beach has a different feel than the other Gulf beaches I have visited. Maybe it was just the time of year, but it felt much more quiet and calm. It's also not as fancy and isn't a top notch luxurious spot by any means, but still gives you enough to enjoy a few days at the beach. With a small number of hotels, shops and restaurants, you can visit the beach with less crowds. I was curious when I saw giant pipes on the shore, to find out later that it drains the storm water into the Mississippi sound. I'm glad Biloxi was where I spent my first time in Mississippi. I'd be happy to come back for another day trip someday. read more
Oh, the sunsets I saw here. Sunrises, not so much because I don't usually wake up that early. But wow, the sunsets from the free fishing piers were amazing. The beach is smooth and flat. The sand is firm and easy to walk on. The litter - at least this time of year - was noticeable but not bad. Some volleyball courts here and there where the beach includes a city park. Absolutely a beautiful part of the United States and well worth the trip. [Review 14188 overall, 1510 of 2020, number 78 in Mississippi.] read more
The beach is great! I just wish they had workers constantly on duty to pick up the trash! Do not misread what I'm saying: I'm not trying to imply the beach is full of trash. It is not. But there is trash scattered around and I simply think the beach is too beautiful for this to be the case. This also goes to visitors as well: STOP TRASHING THE BEACH! Especially during a pandemic! There are trash cans...use them! I would suggest the beach council add more trash cans at the beach. Again, not trying to scare anyone off, the beach is gorgeous. I just get annoyed at something so beautiful being littered. This beach is definitely worth the hour and a half drive from New Orleans though. Great sunset view, beautiful beach, and plenty of dining options, casinos, and hotels around to make a nice getaway. read more
Who doesn't love the beach????? I love the beach & this one is no different. Plenty of sand & water to bring on the feeling of RELAXATION. Now, that being said, I don't do the water here because it's not the cleanest & my rule is 'me no see the bottom, me no swimmey' lol. That being said, just the ambiance of the beach alone is very serene & freeing. Love the 'beach toys' available for rent ie jet skis, banana boats, water bikes & the like ( hey that rhymed). Oh and table rentals as well; just in case you come to the beach with out a canopy or tent. I used to come here a great deal as a kid & swim... this was a popular place in the 70s & 80s (ok do the math on the age if you want) but not swimming isn't as popular with me or most folks. Several years back there were some 'health warnings' issued & then Hurricane Katrina happened, I think people never really bounced back from this. But I still occasionally come and visit, along with hitting up the local Casino Buffets. My hope is that this place returns to the 'happening spot' of its former years; here's to hoping!!!! read more
7 years ago
I love the white sands, phenomenal, the salt of the water, the view is romantic itself , have a some seafood restaurants on the side. Highly recommend whoever love nature, view, scenic, oceans, romantic to check it . read more
Everyone from Louisiana has probably come to this beach at some point in time because well it's the closest beach they got to Louisiana (unless you live in Lake Charles. Then you would probably drive to Galveston). This beach isn't the prettiest or cleanest beach by any means. This beach isn't terrible either. Parking is always easy along any part of the beach. You can rent jet skis, aqua cycles, chairs, and umbrellas. The Mississippi gulf coast has over 30 miles of beaches and Biloxi Beach is probably the most visited stretch because there are just more people that live and visit Biloxi than the other cities along the coast. The sand is clean in some spots. Other areas you will find lots of trash on the beach. But I'm not a picky person at all. If you want to hang out at this beach and stare at the dirty water I'm down with that. A beach is a beach after all. You come to relax and enjoy the beautiful weather. This beach can fulfill those two requirements! read more
10 years ago
Biloxi beach is by far not he nicest beach ever. It's not the worst beach ever either. The water is not clear at all but comfortable on a hot day. It doesn't get deep for swimming very quick but it's great for lounging. The sand is usually pretty dirty. On my recent visit I went to the beach 3 days. Each day we went to a different spot and there was glass at each spot. There is plenty to do along the beach though. You can rent jet skis, water bikes, and more. Also, there are a ton of great places to each and souvenir shops. Parking is easy and keep your eyes open, there are a couple of spots that have bathrooms and rinse off spots. What attracts me most is the abundance of things to do in the area. So you can chill at the beach during the day and then enjoy the night life. Great location! read more
5 years ago
If you are looking for white sand beaches with clear blue water...this isn't it. You may get white sands in some areas of Biloxi beach, you also get darker sand as well. Careful walking without shoes because there are lots of broken shells, sticks, glass, and bottle caps laying about. The water is brown and I would suggest trying to swim in it. You can rent jet skis to take out on the water and there is a fishing pier. They also rent out beach chairs with umbrellas. There aren't a lot of food choices on the beach anymore since the hurricane, but they do have a few places. It's not a bad beach for a day trip just to relax. read more
Miles of white sand but not overcrowded by tourists-very peaceful I would return. There is a cool wind chime installation that is a little pedestrian bridge right by the "Welcome" sign. The sea breeze flows through it to make music. There is also a cool light house not far from there. read more
11 years ago
Beautiful sunsets and awesome restaurants on the beach. Unfortunately, the water is dirty so I don't know if id go in. You can rent water vehicles to play on and lay in the beach chairs that are all over; wish they had more fire pits for bonfires! read more
Biloxi Beach covers majority of highway 90 and extends into Gulfport, MS. Take a look at my picture, and tell me how many swimmers are are in the water? This beach is great if you enjoy walking in sand, sun bathing, kite flying and catching the wind from the gulf, however, swimming, I cannot recommend! Unfortunately, the mud sediment from the Mississippi River flows into this part of the gulf, so the water is dark brown colored :( The sand was clean/soft and appears to be combed by a machine. If you could care less about the swimming part, grab your umbrella/chair and sit all day. Also, there are many seafood restaurants right on the beach front, so that is kind of a solace to swim lovers. There are shrimp boat tours available and I did see jet ski rentals, but that is it regarding water fun. Biloxi is a casino/fishing town, so most tourist swim in the hotel pools. For me, I prefer water I can swim in and enjoy; especially as hot as it gets in the summer time here! read more
Man..... call me clueless but I wanted waves and the sound of the ocean..... I didn't know this was not going to have those things. That to me is a huge thing when it comes to a beach vacation. I feel cheated. I feel like I am at a local lake by my house with palm trees. read more
Great beach if you are looking for somewhere not as crowded and family friendly. Parking is free, close, and very convenient. Compared to beaches on the Southeast coast, you dont get strong waves, and a big turn off was the murky water. You can literally walk 100 yards and the water will still be only at your knees. They do have some lounge chairs, and you can rent jet skis. There is also a nice pier you can walk. The beach is conveniently located by several casinos. Again, great if you're looking for somewhere quiet and family friendly! read more
We came to the public beach on a quick trip to Biloxi. I'd never been to a Mississippi beach before! I later learned that the white sands haven't always been a feature, so they must have been brought in more recently, probably after Katrina's destruction. The water was unbelievably warm in early May, and shallow. We rented jet skis from Get Wet and had an absolute blast, then wandered down the beach as the sun was setting. It was easy to access and if you want to make a day of it, chair and umbrella rentals are available if you wish. The water was not very clear and there was some yucky stuff washed up so I gave it 4 stars. Having always gone to Destin, Santa Rosa, etc I guess I am spoiled to the crystal clear water there! But I think especially at this time of year Biloxi Beach is a great place to visit! Don't miss going to The Shed BBQ joint in nearby Ocean Springs while you're here- especially since going straight there in your board shorts is perfectly acceptable! read more
10 years ago
We came out here to Biloxi beach for a day trip just to get away from NOLA, which is only a 90 min drive. It was a perfect day to soak up some sun. It's beautiful beach with white sand. Unfortunately, the water is quite dirty and murky due to the barrier islands that prevent the cycling of fresh water. I'd say it's ok if you want to dip your feet but don't go for a swim here. Overall, the sand is very clean and love that there is convenient road side parking by the beach. read more
7 years ago
9 years ago
A short drive from NOLA, sunset at this beach was beautiful. Sitting on the white sand was wuiet and peaceful especially since the weather was great even in November and the beach was super clean and not crowded! read more
I enjoyed my visit to Biloxi beach, it was so dead all weekend so we basically had the beach to ourselves. The beach was clean and pretty. There were hardly any waves which depressed me a little, you could go out pretty far and it still wouldn't be up to your waist (which explains the small amount of waves). This would make this a great beach for kids to play in the water. read more
13 years ago
It's not the cleanest beach you've ever been to but it's a beach!!! You're close to casinos, fast food, souvenir shops, the edgewater mall and plenty of competing hotels. The pools at the casino are nice if you want to relax and enjoy some clear water. The beach is so long it's nice because its not too crowded. All in all, it's a pretty cool beach. read more
10 years ago
Cory and I were just passing thru Mississippi when we happened upon this beautiful beach. Very we'll maintained. And it Seemed to really be appreciated by the locals. It's an awesome drive along the beach. Traffic is slow and yet moves rather smooth. Seems to flow with the sound of the ocean and birds. There's plenty of eateries along the way. Historical sites. Piers to walk out on. Souvenir shops and fancy dining. And a ton of white crystal beach! read more
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