Reef Arches at Coconut Point, Sebastian Inlet State Park

Reef Arches at Coconut Point, Sebastian Inlet State Park

Ocean Research & Conservation Association (ORCA)

22

Reef Arches placed

200 ft

Of eroded shoreline protected

90

Mangroves planned for the site

The project story

The project

On September 10, 2026, 22 Reef Arches were placed along about 200 feet of eroded Indian River Lagoon shoreline at Coconut Point, on the south side of Sebastian Inlet State Park. Up to 90 mangroves are planned for the site.

Our role

Dockside Builders’ crew and crane barge helped set the arches alongside Reef Arches LLC, working in shallow water inside a turbidity curtain. The Ocean Research & Conservation Association (ORCA) will monitor the site with volunteer citizen scientists.

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How Reef Arches are protecting the Sebastian Inlet shoreline

Which Dockside service covers this work?

Learn more about our seawalls and all of our marine construction services or read how Reef Arches are protecting the Sebastian Inlet shoreline and Reef Arches living shorelines at Coconut Point. For work nearby, see our Sebastian service area or request a free estimate.

Photos

Project photos

Dockside Builders crane barge and crew setting Reef Arches along the shoreline at Coconut Point, Sebastian Inlet State Park — The crane barge and crew at Coconut Point on September 10, 2026.

Aerial view of Reef Arches placed along the eroded shoreline at Coconut Point, Sebastian Inlet State Park — Reef Arches along the shoreline, seen from above.

Aerial view of the Dockside Builders barge placing Reef Arches inside a turbidity curtain at Coconut Point — Setting arches inside the turbidity curtain.

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How Reef Arches are protecting the Sebastian Inlet shoreline

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