For serious boat owners shopping the Palm Beach County waterfront, the inlet often matters as much as the house. The Atlantic does not open onto the Intracoastal in many places along this coast. Where it does, and how, determines what kind of vessel can actually live behind a property, how often the boat gets used, and how much planning every offshore run requires.

Four inlets shape the entire county. The Jupiter Inlet anchors the north. The Palm Beach Inlet, also called the Lake Worth Inlet, sits in the middle near the Port of Palm Beach. The Boynton Inlet, officially the South Lake Worth Inlet, handles the south-central stretch. The Boca Raton Inlet sits at the southern edge of the county. They look similar on a map. In practice, they are four…

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In South Florida waterfront real estate, few phrases carry as much weight as “no fixed bridges.”

It appears often in listings throughout Jupiter, Tequesta, North Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, and other communities where boating is part of the property’s value. To a casual buyer, it may sound like a technical detail. To an experienced boater, it can be one of the first filters that determines whether a property is worth seeing.

Why the Term Matters in Jupiter and Palm Beach County

Jupiter is a boating market as much as it is a waterfront market. There are beautiful waterfront homes throughout Palm Beach County, but not every waterfront property functions the same way for a boat owner.

Some properties are prized mainly for the view.…

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Ask ten buyers what they mean by “waterfront” and you’ll get ten different answers. In Jupiter and Palm Beach County, that ambiguity costs people time and sometimes the right house.

An oceanfront estate, an Intracoastal home, and a deepwater canal property can all carry the same label in a listing, but they live completely differently. Buyers relocating from the Northeast or Midwest often arrive focused on price per square foot and square footage. That’s understandable. But here, the more important question is: how do you actually want to spend your time?

The buyers who navigate this market most successfully aren’t searching for “waterfront.” They’re thinking about access, daily use, orientation, and what ownership actually looks like from the…

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Who says you need to dig out the passport to get on island time? Florida has some of the most beautiful islands in the country, maybe the world! Our islands offer a mix of pristine beaches, luxurious resorts, nature preserves, outdoor adventures, and charming small-town vibes. Whether you're looking to relax on soft sugary sand, explore marine life, or take a trip back in time, Florida’s islands have something for everyone. Here’s a breakdown of the best islands to visit in Florida, organized by region (starting in North Florida and going clockwise around the peninsula) to help you plan your perfect island escape.

an aerial view of one of the best islands to visit in Florida

Guide to the Best Islands in Florida

Instead of making a 1-10 type list, we've organized the island by region/area.

Emerald Coast…

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Palm Beach Gardens simply used to be another nice and quiet place for retirees and snowbirds to golf and relax. And while it's kept its serene atmosphere, PBG has quickly become so much more. And yet, there's no good list out there for the best things to do in Palm Beach Gardens, so we figured we'd make one. We tried to balance the list to be you’re a local looking for something new or a visitor exploring the area, this upscale yet laid-back destination offers a variety of experiences to enjoy. From championship golf courses to scenic nature trails, here are the top 10 things to do in Palm Beach Gardens.

a collage of popular things to do in Palm Beach Gardens Florida


  1. Golf

    • If you're coming to visit and want the ultimate golf experience, stay at PGA National Resort. During the season (November…

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Every holiday season, the Intracoastal is transformed into a wonderland of lights and festivity as the annual Boat Parade takes center stage. On Saturday, the event celebrates its 30th anniversary—a milestone highlighting decades of community spirit, holiday cheer, and insanely creative displays. Starting in North Palm Beach and ending in Jupiter, the Palm Beach Boat Parade is a cherished tradition that unites residents, visitors, and boaters in a celebration of creativity and holiday joy.

2024 holiday boat parade

Details

  • When: Saturday, 12/7/2024 from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
  • Where:
    • Start: near the North Palm Beach Marina
    • End: Charlie & Joe’s at Love Street / Jupiter Lighthouse

How to Watch the Parade

The best part of the Palm Beach Boat Parade?…

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South Florida is one of the best places in the world to own a yacht. Down here, we are perfectly positioned to explore some of the world’s most breathtaking destinations. Sure, you could easily fly out of one of our three major international airports, but nothing quite beats the freedom of traveling by boat from one tropical oasis to the next. In this article, let's take a look at some of the top places to take your yacht if it's based in South Florida. Each of these would make for an unforgettable vacation.

a yacht floating in the waters of South Florida

1. The Bahamas

Just about 50 nautical miles from Palm Beach, the Bahamas is an idyllic getaway. It’s the ultimate destination if you're looking for a mix of vibrant nightlife, secluded beaches, and world-class fishing and diving spots. Some…

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Jupiter used to be one of Florida's best-kept secrets. With its astonishingly blue water, miles of protected, public (and dog-friendly) beaches, and some of the best golf in the country, Jupiter, Florida has become one of THE top places to live (and/or visit) in Florida. There are so many reasons why people from all walks of life love living here. Here are the top 10 best things to do in Jupiter, FL. 

Best Things To Do In Jupiter, FL

  1. Visit the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and Museum

    • This is the best way to really get a sense of the town. If you're up for the hike up the winding staircase, the views from the observation deck are the best in all of South Florida. Look across the Loxahatchee River at DuBois Park and all of the restaurants…

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Still relatively new, Jupiter's Love Street has quickly become one of the favorite spots for tourists and locals alike. It's where families can enjoy a day, and partiers can spend a night. It's where you bring friends and family when they're visiting and you want to show them the ultimate waterfront Jupiter lifestyle. What more could you want than great drinks and dining, an outstanding view of the Loxahatchee River, Jupiter Inlet, and the lighthouse, and things to do for the whole family?

the view of the Jupiter lighthouse from Love Street in Jupiter, Florida

Restaurants and Bars of Love Street

Square Grouper Tiki Bar

If you're over 21 and looking for a tropical escape with live music every day of the week, then this is your place. Square Grouper is famous for a couple of reasons, but primarily because everyone…

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Palm Beach County offers an array of different living environments, each catering to many kinds of lifestyles. Whether you are drawn to waves crashing against the shore, the calmness of a waterfront retreat, or the active lifestyle of a golf community, Palm Beach County has it all. Here is a guide to help you choose which community suits you best. 

Beach Living 

If you live for sun, sand, and surf, why not live near the beach? Communities such as Singer Island and Juno Beach would perfectly fit your lifestyle due to their close proximity to the coast and the laid-back atmosphere that comes with it. Here you can enjoy water sports, walking the shoreline, and relaxation all year long. With the enchanting azure waters of the Atlantic at your disposal,…

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