Indian Beach has served as a coastal residential community in Delaware since the 20th century. It occupies a narrow Atlantic shoreline south of Dewey Beach, with the Atlantic Ocean to the east and Rehoboth Bay close by to the west. This low-lying stretch of coast belongs to Delaware’s beach-resort corridor, where dunes, saltwater bays and broad sandy shores shape daily life. Nearby Delaware Seashore State Park protects parts of the barrier-island environment and reflects the region’s long relationship with the sea. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Delaware’s Atlantic coast.
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