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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If you're serious about catching snook, there's no better place than Jupiter, Florida. With our warm waters, rich estuaries, and perfect mix of inshore and offshore access, Jupiter is a snook paradise. Whether you're casting from the beach, working the docks, or drifting the inlets, this town offers some of the best snook fishing in the country.

a fisherman catching a snook in Jupiter Florida

Why Jupiter Is Snook Heaven

  1. Ideal Habitat
    Snook thrive in Jupiter’s waterways, thanks to the Loxahatchee River, Jupiter Inlet, and the Intracoastal Waterway. These waters provide a perfect blend of brackish estuaries, mangroves, and deep channels—prime conditions for snook to grow big and aggressive.

  2. Year-Round Fishing
    Unlike many other parts of the country, snook fishing in Jupiter is a…

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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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Every October, the seafood lovers of Florida start hearing a specific corner of their stomach growl. A craving for stone crab has been building all summer. Stone crab season is from October 15 through May 1. It invites locals and visitors alike to once again taste these sweet, succulent claws known for their tender, flaky meat and delicate flavor. You can find them at a local seafood shack or on a white tablecloth, and the prices probably reflect the setting, but regardless, stone crab is a must-try for any seafood connoisseur.

a stone crab trap during the season and stone crab claws on a plate

Why Stone Crab is So Unique

Stone crab is unique in the way it's harvested. Crabbers remove just one claw from each crab before releasing it back into the ocean, allowing the crab to regenerate the lost limb within a year…

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With its year-round warmth, plentiful pristine beaches, and wide-ranging options, South Florida has long been a highly sought-after winter escape. And in the past five years, Florida has seen an even larger-than-normal rise in popularity. However, like any seasonal tourist spot, your South Florida experience can vary significantly depending on the time of year you’re here. So, you, like most people, probably know that peak season down here is in wintertime. But: when does this 'season' really start and end? Let’s look at a few main factors: tourism, weather, activities, and costs.

aerial photo of a beach during peak season in South Florida

Understanding South Florida's Climate

When people say “South Florida” they typically mean southeast Florida from Key West up to Palm Beach County. Hobe Sound in Martin…

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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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Here in South Florida, we have some of the best Mahi fishing in the world. But every time you try to find a good recipe online it feels like you have to sift through tons of ads, the chef's life story, the history of the recipe, etc. So, we're trying something new.

Here's a super simple, succinct recipe for the best blackened Mahi Mahi sandwich or tacos:

blackened mahi mahi sandwich

Ingredients:

  • Mahi Mahi fillets
  • Blackening seasoning
  • Olive oil
  • For Sandwich: Buns, lettuce, tomato, and tartar sauce
  • For Tacos: Tortillas, pineapple or mango salsa, and chipotle lime crema

Preparation:

  • Coat the Mahi Mahi fillets generously with blackening seasoning.
  • Heat olive oil in a skillet over medium-high heat.

Cooking:

  • Sear the fillets for about…

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Stone crab season in Florida is a highly anticipated period that runs annually from October 15th through May 1st, marking a significant phase for local cuisine and culture.  Stone crab claws are a delicacy known for their sweet, tender meat. The tradition of enjoying stone crab claws is deeply ingrained in Florida's culinary scene, with the claws often served chilled with a side of mustard sauce or melted butter. Today, we look into where to get the best stone crab claws in Northern Palm Beach County.

stone crab claws at a restaurant in palm beach florida

Due to declining harvests, the season was shortened by two weeks in 2020, highlighting the delicacy's vulnerability and the importance of sustainable harvesting practices. Stone crabs are considered a renewable resource because fishermen typically…

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Starting today through Sunday, the waterfront of Stuart will hold the Annual Stuart Boat Show. As the largest boat show on Florida's Treasure Coast, this event promises an unparalleled experience for marine enthusiasts, featuring over 205 local, national, and international exhibitors displaying a stunning array of boats in-water and on land. 

Boasting a diverse lineup of motor yachts, cruisers, center consoles, speedboats, sport fishing boats, and pontoons, the Stuart Boat Show is a must attend for anyone in the area. From sleek 12-foot vessels to majestic 90-foot giants, the show caters to every nautical taste. The event not only showcases boats but also features the latest in personal watercraft, marine electronics, engines, safety equipment,…

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