The Town of Jupiter and the Village of Tequesta are nestled between Palm Beach Gardens and Stuart. Both areas cater to the outdoor style, as they wrap around the Loxahatchee River and Intracoastal Waterway, which provide incomparable views to residents. For this reason, water sports and boating are abundant. Jupiter and Tequesta also offer their share of championship golf courses and pristine beaches frequented often under consistently sunny skies.

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Sunset Location: Jupiter, FL


At one time or another, most people have been able to marvel over the beautiful red and orange colors of sunsets. Although colorful sunsets can be seen almost anywhere, there is an exceptional state that is famous for its flamboyant hues, a tropical environment comes to mind. Eye catching sunsets seem to favor in South Florida! 

There are not many places quite like a South Florida sunset. Some of the best moments are when you witness the sun going down over crystal clear waters that surround the states coast from all angles and it is fortunate enough to witness the magical experience from a ton of places. From beachfront communities and small fishing villages to evening boat cruises.

Since sunsets contrast prominently…

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Here are some great restaurants in Jupiter that are certain to please.

Nick’s Tomato Pie

Located off of west Indiantown road, Nick’s Tomato Pie is a favorite local Italian restaurant with some of the best Italian cuisine in Jupiter. Chicken Parmesan is a house favorite, as well as the fresh bread with oil and garlic that is brought out before each meal. There is also a raw bar with appetizers, soups, salads, fish, and veal. Customers from out of town like to frequent here, knowing they will get a full hearty meal at a fair price, with great customer service.

Shipwreck Bar & Grille

Shipwrecked Bar & Grille is a pirate-themed restaurant located in Jupiter. Families love to flock to this destination because of its amazing pirate and ocean décor. For instance,…

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Here are some of the fun things that you can do with kids in Jupiter.

My Gym

My Gym offers classes for children ages 6 weeks to 10 years old. Kids are divided into groups by age, and each group focuses on the relevant challenges for that age. My Gym aims to boost confidence and self-esteem through teaching children how to interact with each other, as well as building motor skills, flexibility, and agility. Two times a month, My Gym offers a Parents Night Out, during which time parents can drop off their kids between the hours of 6pm and 9pm for a small fee.

Jupiter Lanes

Located in Jupiter off Maplewood, Jupiter Lanes is a family entertainment center featuring stellar bowling, pool tables, bars, café, and a small arcade room for kids. For little ones who are…

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To help make your angling practice more enjoyable rather than get too anxious or frustrated, make the time you have on the South Florida waters more positive by fishing smarter. In fishing, there are no guarantees however, there are certain things you can do to improve the odds of getting connected and definitely become more of a successful angler!

1. Fish the Seasons
Certain fish are more dominant in different times of the year. Seasonal migration patterns have a lot to do with how you focus your efforts of going for a specific type of species, however some but not all call Florida their home all year round. For example, your favorite target may be a sailfish but you may not have as much success during the warmest time of the year. After catching a…

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On Saturday, January 24th, 2015, the 9th Annual Jupiter Craft Brewers Festival will be held at Roger Dean Stadium at Abacoa. It is during this time that guests will be able to try out many different kinds of brews, both local and national.

The festival itself was started by Fran Andrewlevish, founder of Tequesta Brewing Company, and brewers from all over the state agree that it’s not only the best beer festival in Florida, but also home to the largest variety of hand-crafted beer. Years ago, when the Festival first started, Andrewlevish was forced to beg some of the finest craft breweries in the nation to bring samples, and at the time, there were only about 26 brewers in Florida. Whereas only 1200 people attended the event then, now the initial 1500…

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There are plenty of Valentine’s Day events in Palm Beach County, certain to guarantee you and your date an unforgettable night filled with enchantment and wonder.

Abacoa Golf Club

Abacoa Golf Club is featuring a special Dinner and Dance on Friday, February 13th, 2015, from 6:30 to 11pm in Palm Beach County. A complimentary glass of champagne will be offered, as well as a professional keepsake photo. The cost is $60/person, which includes service charge and sales tax, and tickets may be purchased on the Golf Club’s website, by credit card over phone, or through check mailed to the Abacoa Golf Club. There will be a variety of appetizers served, in addition to a variety of stations:  Carving, Salad, Pasta, Grilling, and Dessert. Call in advance to make…

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 Square Grouper

For more than a decade, Square Grouper Tiki Bar, at 1111 Love Street on the Jupiter Inlet, has been known to be one of the most popular watering holes in South Florida. “It is the home of Alan Jackson’s, “Its 5 O’clock Somewhere” video with Jimmy Buffet, the Grand Slam/Castaways KDW, and Jupiter Billfish Fishing Tournaments.” Fundraising events happen frequently, I will always remember the sight and spectacle of soggy dogs enjoying a swim in the inlet during an animal fundraising happening. There is always something fun going on at The Square Grouper.

Jim Burg, the owner and manager of The Square Grouper, is looking to create another slice of paradise on the water off the south side of Fort Pierce Inlet, 1920 Seaway Drive in Saint Lucie County. He…

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Located in Jupiter, Florida is the sprawling community of Abacoa. Abacoa Real Estate is made up of over 15 unique subdivisions with individually styled homes all with their own flare. Some of the communities offer a Key West style, some offer a Mediterranean theme, others may be Victorian and the list goes on. Homes in Abacoa are available as single-family estates, town homes, villas and condominium style residences.

Abacoa offers an endless amount of neighborhood groups, clubs and events, offering unlimited chances for fun! Residents will have access to group activities ranging from fitness classes to painting. Surrounding Abacoa are some of the top rated schools in the area ranging from kindergarten to college. The Scripps Research center is…

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StarbucksTo keep up with customer demands, Starbucks is adding an extra benefit to your daily coffee routine by adding charging stations to their locations. Almost all of us can relate to the daily hustle between work, errands, and meetings, shuffling the kids around and getting dinner on the table. With life speeding by we have adjusted to expect an instant answer to our problems. Anything slower than instant is just not fast enough for American life and that doesn’t leave much room for a dead smart phone. 

Starbucks has embraced the fast paced life most Americans enjoy by making its coffee shops a one-stop shop. Now you can energize your morning and your phone at the new, Starbucks charging stations. The globally famous coffee spot has already outfitted a many…

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Cool breezes are in the forecast as the winter cold fronts decided to roll through South Florida and hopefully keep the fishing patterns more consistent and less scattered.

OFFSHORE- Update on the Silver Sailfish Derby that took place last week caught over a dozen sailfish in just two days and Yellowfin that was a 138 pounds! Their trick of hooking on to so many sailfish is that they chose to make longer runs up the line and look for the sails trolling with small naked ballyhoo and dredges. The teams with live bait stayed closer to home, spotting a few sailfish in 120’ – 160’ feet of water from the Jupiter Inlet to the Juno Beach Pier. The beginning of the week went well for anglers searching for sailfish however, as the week went on the warmer the…

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