Fresh Catch of the Day-Jupiter and Tequesta
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With more than 1,300 miles of coast, it is no surprise that Florida has an active and thriving seafood industry! Before you…
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With more than 1,300 miles of coast, it is no surprise that Florida has an active and thriving seafood industry! Before you…
Snorkeling in Jupiter
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The clear, warm Atlantic waters of Jupiter are perfect for snorkeling. Being home to many artificial and natural reefs, the area draws sea creatures that are popular amongst snorkelers.
Jupiter provides great snorkeling for boaters and non-boaters in the ocean and throughout the many parks in the area. The marine life ranges from colorful fish, string rays, dolphin pods, jelly fish and more. When snorkeling it’s important to wear protective gear and water shoes to help protect yourself against sea creatures that can sting.
Dubois Park, provides a large beachfront area that is relaxing to snorkel in. The coral, located south of the lifeguarded swimming area, is swarming with fish. Also, keep a look out for manatees, that have been spotted several times…
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South Floridians Need to Stay Hydrated
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It can be extremely warm in the South Florida summer and one must drink plenty to stay hydrated. No, not the frozen umbrella drinks or ice-cold brews, but h2o, good old-fashioned water. It's a simple question without an easy answer. We know that water is essential to good health, yet requirements vary individual to individual. So, how much water is enough?
First thing, your water intake needs depend on many factors, including your health, how active you are and where you live. To function appropriately, the body must replenish its water supply by ingesting drinks and foods that encompass water. The Mayo Clinic reported, “Every day you lose water through your breath, perspiration, urine and bowel movements. For your body to function properly, you…
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Tour Jupiter on a Kayak or Paddleboard
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Over 10,000 years ago Native American tribes began migrating into Florida. The tribes settling in modern-day Palm Beach Florida. Juan Ponce de León, who led a European expedition in 1613 discovered Florida. He was the first non-Native American recorded to land modern day Jupiter area.
Jupiter is the northernmost town in Palm Beach County, Florida, and a fascinating community. It has been chiseled by it’s the abounding coastal culture and plentiful waterways.
Paddleboard with sea turtles, manatees, dolphins and catch a glimpse of a multitude of birds on any given day. Kayak or paddle your way through the mangrove estuaries and spot osprey, nesting pelicans, great blue heron, and a variety of other bird species. Take the opportunity go…
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Elegant and Invasive Fish Invading South Florida Reefs
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The Lionfish is an attractive and elegant fish but unfortunately it is an invasive species in our South Florida reefs and waters. The lionfish are incredibly destructive to our reef environments as they have no natural predators and plenty of food, resulting in over-population. Lionfish eat miniscule shrimp which is the main diet of our native reef fish including juvenile grouper, snook, mullet, snapper and many other species. Since, the lionfish have no natural predators here and are destroying our native marine life populations, it is up to our divers and approved events that to help govern their population and with any luck eradicate them one day.
The Lionfish is not native to Floridian waters and it wreaks havoc on the local reef and coastal…
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Benefits of Boat Clubs
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Ever considerd buying a boat but don't want all the hassle that comes along with ownership? Consider joining a boat club. It offers easy, affordable memberships to getting out on the water. Boat Clubs gives members the enjoyment and experience of owning a boat without the hassle.
Before committing to the perfect boat club, consider the following:
- What amenities are included in the membership?
- What is the ratio of boats to members?
- How convienient is it to make a reservation?
- How old are the boats? Are they well kept?
- Where is the club in location to water and activities?
Jupiter Pointe Boat Club, located in the Jupiter area, is a perfect and convieniently located solution to boarting the affordable way. The Jupiter…
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If You Love Adventure and Fishing- Give This A Try!
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If you are an avid fisherman and love adventure you may want to enter this upcoming fishing competition, The Extreme Kayak Fishing Tournament Summer SLAM. Kicking off its second phase August 12th, this tournament offers local fishermen the chance to win big money and tons of prizes whether you own a boat or not.
This fun and challenging local event is sponsored by the biggest local fishing companies and will benefit the Broward County Children’s Center. Contestants will get to paddle out on their kayaks with their fishing gear to help support a great cause. The Broward County Children’s Center devotes their hard work and research to developing new technology for kids locally and across the nation with health challenges that keep them continuously…
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The Best of the Outdoors in the Palm Beaches
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Local journals, The Palm Beacher and Jupiter Magazine have a loyal following of readers. The celebrated magazines deliver interesting articles, interviews and social happenings around the Palm Beach scene. For several months the writers at Jupiter Magazine and The Palm Beacher have been “polling” their audiences for their favorite spots around Palm Beach County.
The list included the best restaurants, outdoor parks, beaches, bars, shops and more. Here is a shortened version of what locals chose for “Best of The Outdoors.”
To choose only one beach as the Best Beach in the Palm Beach County area is a challenge, but the readers of Jupiter Magazine and The Palm Beacher named Juno Beach the perfect beach destination. What draws people to Juno Beach is…
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John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park
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John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park was the first underwater park in the United States and the primary attractions of the park are the coral reefs and their associated marine life such as seagrass beds and mangrove swamps. It is a Florida State Park located on Key Largo in Florida and includes approximately 70 nautical square miles of adjacent Atlantic Ocean waters. The park was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1972. The park has had more than a million visitors, making it the most popular park in the Florida State Parks system. Many enjoy the view of the reef from a glass-bottom boat tour but visitors can also get a look by scuba diving or snorkeling. Canoeing and kayaking through the park's waters are popular activities; fishing…
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Mini Season!
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