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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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Shark Park 561 is located at Okeeheelee Park in West Palm Beach, Shark Park 561 is an unforgettable water park that is home to a little bit of everything. From cable wakeboarding and knee boarding to a floating obstacle course with slides, climbing towers and more, your next adventure is waiting for you.

Shark Park 561 knows life is just more fun on the water. That is why they are committed to building and operating the best family-friendly cable water sports parks and aqua parks in the world. Since opening the North Myrtle Beach location in 2016, founder Greg Norman Jr., son of World Golf Hall of Fame member Greg Norman, has continued to expand his vision. In 2019, he unveiled their new flagship location in West Palm Beach, adding a second park…

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If you enjoy outdoor water activities check out, Get Wet Water Sports. Get Wet is the premier outdoor watersports activity destination in the Palm Beach area. They have activities for everyone. Book your parasailing, sunset cruise, boat rentals, snorkeling charter, wakeboarding, paddleboard tour, jet ski rental, kayak tour, and bike rental during your stay.

In the Palm Beach area, Peanut Island is just one spectacular place to investigate. It is a treasure trove of outdoor watersports. Get Wet Water Sports offers water activities tours for guests of all ages.

PALM BEACH ISLAND DAY TOUR

Soak in the amazing Palm Beach Island views, while you learn about the history of the island and see the beautiful homes of the rich and famous.

PEANUT…

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The Loggerhead Marinelife Center in Juno Beach has added a new event to their calendar this week. Join the sea turtle research and rehabilitation center and their biologists on a local kayaking excursion and explore the diverse coastal ecosystems of Florida.

Kayakers will learn about the local flora and fauna as well as gain insight into the importance of the delicate ecosystems in our waters and our community.

Eco- Tour Kayak Paddle Details

When: Friday, April 23rd

Time: 12 pm to 2 pm

The cost is $40 dollars per person which includes the experience and a two-person kayak and gear rental. Those who wish to bring their own kayak, the cost is $25 dollars. Spots are limited and registration is required to attend. To register, click here for…

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There are NO sharks at Shark Wake Park 561.  The watersports park is located at Okeeheelee Park, 1440 Eshleman Trail in West Palm Beach. Shark Wake Park is more than fun on the water it is some of the best family fun around!  The park is a family friendly cable water sports park around.  In 2019, the waterpark unveiled its location in West Palm Beach.  Shark Wake Park 561 is one of the biggest floating adventure playgrounds on the East Coast.  If you can do it behind a boat - you can do at the Shark Wake Park.

Jump, dive, and splash into adventure on Obstacle Island. If you are interested in learning to wakeboard, learn how here. The huge floating playground is full of climbing towers, monkey bars, exciting slides and more! There is no better place…

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The Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and Museum is hosting their Climb and Paddle event this Friday, July 5th.

The event starts at 9:30 am with a climb the 105 steps to the top of the Jupiter Lighthouse. Following the climb to the top, the Jupiter Outdoor Center will guide those who attend to the paddle boards and kayaks for a trip on the water of the Intracoastal and Jupiter Inlet. During the event, manatees, sea turtles, and other marine and wile life have been frequently spotted along the way.

The tour begins at the Jupiter Lighthouse and personal paddle boards and kayaks are not permitted. Check in begins 15 minutes prior to the start time and those who wish to paddle board, paddling begins an hour after the start time.

Children under 16 years old may…

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 The Palm Beaches are simply crazy about the boating life with mega yachts, fishing vessels, speedboats, sailboats, party boats and pontoon boats.  It is easy to see why with over 125 miles of scenic waterways. Four major inlets lead to the Atlantic Ocean from the Intracoastal Waterway and Lake Worth Lagoon. You haven’t seen the Palm Beaches completely until you experience it from the water.   

There is never a day that going out on the boat doesn't either refresh your mind, show you something beautiful, or teach you something new about the area. No matter how much stress you have at work, at home, or at school, when you take a boat out, you leave that stress behind. From pleasure tours to fishing charters to intracoastal commutes, the Palm Beaches…

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