The Palm Beaches are home to the best beaches in Southeast Florida.  Nearly 30 tropical beach parks span 47 miles along the Atlantic Ocean, from Jupiter to Boca Raton. Explore all the beautiful sandy shores and find your perfect beach whether you are looking for a beach to let your dog run, surf, picnic or just sit under a coconut tree and read a book.

The Palm Beaches are home to top beach towns, top beach resorts, and top-rated beaches in the area. After all, we have “beach” in our name. With 47 miles of pristine Atlantic coastline and expanses of gilded sand to pick from, it would be impossible to name the best beach. Instead, here's a list of some of our favorite white sand beaches for sun and fun so you can decide which oceanfront strand gets…

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South Florida is a diving magnet with luscious reefs with natural and fabricated beauty under the surface. Did you happen to know that over the past 20 years, Broward County’s Artificial Reef Program has situated over seventy-five synthetic reefs on the ocean floor? One mile off the coast of Deerfield Beach is a reef known as Rapa Nui Reef. It weighs about three hundred tons and is half the length of a football field. The Rapa Nui Reef distinguishes the city in the way 887 similar monuments did Easter Island in the remote South Pacific.

The reef is the combination of a public art project of the “Moai” figures that were created in Stuart along with fabricated reef materials. The reef is called Rapa Nui, the Polynesian translation of “Easter Island.”…

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Florida Boating Safety Educational Requirements require boat operators who were born on or after January 1, 1988, to obtain a Florida Boating Safety Education Identification Card to operate a motorboat with ten horsepower or more. The requirements to take an approved boating safety course and to obtain a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) issued identification card are the same, but the age threshold for the educational requirements is now based on whether you were born on or after January 1, 1988. For more information, visit the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission website.

The greatest boating safety tip for any Jupiter boater is to always wear a lifejacket! Most people who drown in boating accidents know how to…

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Have you ever wondered why Palm Beach County has a population of 1,496,770 making it the third-most populous county in the State of Florida and the 25th-most populous county in the United States. It could very well be Palm Beach County’s 47 miles of coastline and gorgeous tropical climate offer endless opportunities for dining with a water view. The county offers come-as-you-are beach bars with sand on the floor to open-air restaurants overlooking intracoastal waterways. Try one of these local favorites for lunch or dinner.

Guanabanas, 960 North Highway A1A, Jupiter, FL 33477

Sitting on a quiet offshoot of the Intracoastal Waterway across from a lush park, Guanabanas is a hidden gem that feels like paradise. The palm-fringed patios, stone…

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The Sailfish Marina Resort is a tropical escape within paradise with Old Florida charm. Home to a world-famous fleet of luxury sportfishing yachts and water taxis that will take you cruising through the Palm Beaches.  Join the "Sunset Celebration" every Thursday along the seawall and dine in the fantastic waterfront eatery. Treat yourself to a tropical evening on the water and head over to Sailfish Marina on Singer Island. Thursday nights are known for their “Sunset Celebration”.  Between the hours of 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. the marina turns into music immersed, a tropical retreat. This event is free to attend and takes place all year long.

It is a perfect event for the whole family. Feed the fish off the floating dock. Grab a grouper dog and stroll…

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Successful rehabilitation and release for “Crumpet”! “Crumpet” was released into the C17 Canal in North Palm Beach today! The manatee was first spotted near Manatee Lagoon in January 2022. The distressed but resilient sea cow evaded Florida Wildlife Commission for about two weeks before being spotted weeks later in Port Everglades in Broward nearly sixty miles away.

Crumpet was injured with a gash and floating sideways, unable to go underwater for food. SeaWorld and FWC transported “Crumpet” to SeaWorld Orlando where he recovered for almost seven months. FWC Marine Biologist Amber Howell stated “This manatee was in critical shape when we got to him. He has already gained about 400 pounds since we got to him in February. SeaWorld was able to…

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No need to buy a one-way ticket to paradise if you live in the Tequesta area. Tequesta is a small coastal town, which straddles both Palm Beach and Martin Counties, with lots of waterways and watering holes. Have some cold drinks in paradise and feel like you are on your own private island at Blue Pointe Bar and Grill located at 18701 SE Federal Highway, Tequesta – just past the Martin County line.

Blue Pointe Bar and Grill is a unique waterfront experience for you. Sit out on the point enjoying 270-degree views of the Intracoastal Waterway surrounded by palm trees and lounging in our Adirondack chairs on the beach area. Blue Pointe features the best local talent 7 days a week, three acts per day. 

Cool off on these last summer days and take a…

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Attention all Palm Beach County scoundrels, buccaneers, and scallywags! Uncork your inner Jack Sparrow, hoist the sails upon the Black Pearl, and set sail for National Rum Day on Tuesday, August 16, 2022. Yo-ho-ho-ho a pirate’s life for me! Grab a swashbuckling sip of rum on National Rum Day at one of the Palm Beach ports of call. Like other spirits, rum has medicinal origins, and it was frequently used for its curative properties–not just by pirates, but by everyone who made a living sailing the high seas.

Water on long sea voyages does not stay potable for long. Access to rainwater could not be counted on during long sea voyages. The solution? Grog. Part medicinal, part cocktail, grog was a mix of water, rum, and lime juice thought to prevent…

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Belle's Bar & Grill is nestled in Old Port Cove at 116 Lakeshore Drive, North Palm Beach. Belle’s Bar & Grill is a member only restaurant located on an exclusive part of the waterfront. Enjoy the views, memorable service, and local food. The marina and neighborhood guests are invited to enjoy mouthwatering food, a full cocktail menu and glorious views.

Join others at Belle’s Bar & Grill at Safe Harbor Old Port Cove on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays between the hours of 3:00pm - 9:00pm. Belle’s Bar & Grill in Old Port Cove is a gorgeous restaurant with a luxurious feel.

Now open is Belle’s To-Go at Safe Harbor North Palm Beach Marina, located at 1037 Marina Drive. Belle’s To Go is open Thursday-Monday 11:00am - 9:00pm (closed Tues & Weds). The…

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 Palm Beach County is the perfect place for people who are enthusiastic about boating life.  Four major inlets lead to the Atlantic Ocean from the Intracoastal Waterway and Lake Worth Lagoon. There are 125 miles of scenic waterways to take pleasure cruises, fishing charters, Intracoastal cocktails cruises, and dinner cruises. You have not seen Palm Beach County until you have seen it by water.

There are different options to partake in if you do not own a boat. Take off on a public cruise or private charter with PonTiki. These are a festive pontoon armada boasting chipping greens, tiki bars, and water slides that are great family fun. Sail on a sunset cruise on their 50' Catamaran 'Hakuna Matata.'  Looking for something a little bit more on the wild…

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