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| 4424 El Mar Dr, Laud by Sea, FL, 33308 | |
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Specialties
The High Noon Beach Resort is a privately owned and family operated resort for over the past fifty years and consist of four buildings The High Noon, Sea Foam, Nautilus and The High Noon Beach House located next to one another directly on the ocean.
All of the Resort has been recently renovated and is up to high standards of quality. There are two fresh water heated pools located in the lush tropically landscaped property and a shuffleboard court located at The High Noon.
The resort is located walking distance to the business and restaurant area. Our shopping area includes everything from an art gallery, gift shops, traditional shopping centers, supermarkets and pharmacies to souvenir shops.
However, our main attraction is the most beautiful beach in South Florida. We are located just 50 feet from the sand and the ocean. Our famous reefs are within swimming distance off the shore. Swimming, surfing, snorkeling, diving, boating, fishing, sight — seeing, walking, roller bladi
History
Established in 1958.
High Noon was built in 1958 by Mr. Paul Bradley. Mr. Bradley was a pioneer in building small boutique motels along the vacant stretches of beach that were available in those days.
The Novak Family purchased The High Noon in 1961. Paul and Carol Novak moved from Connecticut and came to Florida to operate The High Noon. Back in those days business was very seasonal. The winter months generated most of the income and business throughout the rest of the year was minimal. But Florida was just starting to grow with the coming of better highway systems, the commercial airline, air-conditioning, the building of condos and a trend of people wanting to escape the winters. Little Lauderdale By the Sea was on it’s way to becoming a unique tourist destination.
As the years went by The Novak Family purchased the Sea Foam, The Nautilus and The High Noon Beach House. This enclave of unique motels, all contiguous and all directly on the ocean have become a second home to the many tourists that visit
