Coral Cove Park, also known
as “Little Blowing Rocks”, is located on A1A on Jupiter Island. A small outcrop extends southward from the
boardwalk. The small cliffs are
notched, and small caves have formed.
Large rock masses have collapsed in the surf. Planar bedding is present, and the rock is fossiliferous. Both small and large burrows create a highly
bioturbated surface. Calcium carbonate
crusts are present. Solution pipes and
lithified infillings occur frequently.
A double sea arch can been seen at most times, although at high tide it
is largely covered by waves.

Promontory, solution pitting, and tide pools

Fossiliferous rock