2023 Palm Beach County Visitors Guide

THE ORIGINAL. THE ONE. THE ONLY.

THE PALM BEACHES

Official Visitors Guide

SOUTH FLORIDA’S PREMIER PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

The Kravis Center for the Performing Arts is one of South Florida’s premier performing arts centers located in Downtown West Palm Beach. Since 1992 we’ve hosted the very best in live entertainment featuring world-class artists in music, comedy, dance, Broadway and more.

Kravis On Broadway is an eight-show series featuring top-touring Broadway hits and our Classical Concert Series is South Florida’s largest classical music series featuring national and international orchestras and soloists in evening and matinee performances.

Our arts education programs inspire, engage and ignite imaginations of all ages with an array of experiences including live performances, workshops, professional development and summer theater camps.

CONTACT: kravis.org

Welcome to The Palm Beaches

As America’s First Resort Destination™, The Palm Beaches have been renowned as the warm-weather getaway by discerning guests for over 125 years. Premier resorts, refined dining, upscale shopping, world-class sporting events and inspiring cultural attractions make The Palm Beaches Florida’s finest travel experience. From Jupiter to Boca Raton, genuine hospitality is a way of life with a vibrant blend of people, cultures and coastal towns to welcome everyone. With cleaner sands, warmer waters and fewer crowds, the gentler side of Florida awaits in The Original. The One. The Only. The Palm Beaches.

POSTCARD-PERFECT BEACHES

In The Palm Beaches, nearly 30 tropical beach parks span 47 miles of pristine shoreline along the Atlantic Ocean, from Jupiter to Boca Raton. Our less crowded beaches mean more room to enjoy sun, surf and sand.

WORLD-CLASS SHOPPING & DINING

From vintage finds to luxury goods to one-of-a-kind treasures, you’ll discover something for everyone on your list. After spending the day shopping, enjoy an array of gourmet dining options to satisfy everyone’s tastes.

Mizner Park

OUTDOOR RECREATION

The Palm Beaches are the perfect place to put your feet up or in a pair of snorkel fins, on a standup paddleboard or into golf shoes on our famous greens. Outdoor activities abound for visitors of every age, interest and ability level.

Peanut Island

FISHING & SNORKELING

With the warm waters of the Gulf Stream flowing closer to The Palm Beaches than anywhere else, we are home to vibrant marine life. Snorkel and dive the reefs for an up close view, or cast a fishing line for your next great catch.

FAMILY FUN ATTRACTIONS

No matter what time of year you visit The Palm Beaches, you’ll find fun activities for the entire family. From amazing animal encounters to museums and outdoor adventures, you’ll find plenty of activities and attractions around every corner to keep the whole family entertained.

The Boca Raton

SEA TURTLES

Between March and October, sea turtle nests line the sandy shoreline of The Palm Beaches, making this one of the most important nesting spots in the world for certain species of these beautiful yet endangered marine creatures.

Juno Beach

ARTS & CULTURE

Be inspired in Florida’s Cultural Capital®, where renowned museums, independent art galleries, hit Broadway performances and eclectic arts districts cultivate creativity. Annual events and multi-day festivals bring even more culture to town.

Norton Museum of Art

Known as Florida’s inland sea, this is the state’s largest freshwater lake, drawing anglers from all over for its incredible largemouth bass fishing. Experience the rugged natural beauty and moments of serenity.

LAKE OKEECHOBEE

Lake Okeechobee

PHOTO CREDIT MAC STONE

BIRDING & HIKING

Eco-adventures are on the itinerary in The Palm Beaches, where wetland oases, wildlife sanctuaries, protected natural areas and even a National Wild and Scenic River take you out of your everyday life and into paradise.

PHOTO CREDIT @PBCERM, BENJI STUDT

Cypress Creek

Contents

16 Seeking Paradise: America’s First Resort Destination

The Palm Beaches have been influenced by many cultures and ways of life.

18 Cabana Life

Beach services like cabanas and chair rentals make it easy to shift into vacation mode.

21 PRIDE in The Palm Beaches

Don’t miss these events, bars, and restaurants at the heart of our LGBTQ+ community.

22 Tastemakers

Visionary food and beverage professionals are transforming The Palm Beaches’ dining scene.

26 Breweries

Take a tour of the best breweries in The Palm Beaches.

28 Pet-Friendly in The Palm Beaches

There’s nothing quite like exploring The Palm Beaches’ 47 miles of coastline with your four-legged BFF.

30 All-Access Adventures

The beauty of the great outdoors is accessible to everyone on these wheelchair-friendly trails.

32 Sea Life Sanctuary

From manatees to sea turtles, discover a world of incredible coastal creatures.

36 En Plein Air: Art in Nature

Inspiration is all around, from tropical sculpture gardens to colorful murals and public art.

38 Artisans & Makers

Everywhere you turn in The Palm Beaches, you’ll find unique, handcrafted creations made with love by our very own locals.

40 Top Instagram Spots

Go on a scavenger hunt of the most scenic spots for that pictureperfect Instagram post.

42 Shop & Stroll: Incredible Retail Districts

Shop your heart out in these openair retail districts filled with local boutiques and brand names.

44 Sumptuous Spas

Relax and unwind with massages and treatments at these gorgeous resort spas.

46 Kid-Approved Fun

Make lifelong memories for the whole family with these activities and attractions for all ages.

50 Course of Nature: Sporting Events

Amid Natural Beauty

These incredible golf courses are set amid natural beauty, from the beach to Audubon sanctuaries.

70 Where The Locals Go

These hidden gems and longtime traditions bring the best of The Palm Beaches to your plate— and your palate.

52 Calendar of Events

72 Palm Beach International Airport

74 Getting Here & Getting Around

75 Memorable Meetings

78 Resources

88 Live, Work & Play in The Palm Beaches

THE MALL AT WELLINGTON GREEN

The Mall at Wellington Green is a beautiful blend of Mediterranean style and local architectural traditions. Featuring some of the most sought after fashion retailers, The Mall at Wellington Green is located in the heart of Palm Beach County and is the premier year-round shopping destination for both residents and South Florida visitors.

The two-level enclosed mall features Dillard’s, Macy’s, City Furniture, Ashley, CMX Theaters, JCPenney, 150 specialty shops, food court, a variety of restaurants and entertainment experiences.

Providing an exceptional shopping experience for every customer is our ultimate goal. The Mall at Wellington Green offers many customer amenities including our popular children’s play area, family restrooms, comfortable seating areas, free Wi-Fi, and stroller rentals.

CONTACT:

shopwellingtongreen.com | 561-227-6900

DISCOVER THE PALM BEACHES

2195 Southern Blvd., Suite 400 West Palm Beach, FL 33406

ThePalmBeaches.com

Meetings & Conventions: 877-722-2821

PARTNERS

THE PALM BEACHES VISITOR INFORMATION LOCATIONS

Loggerhead Marinelife Center 14200 U.S. Highway 1, Juno Beach marinelife.org

Visit Palm Beach Adventure Center 226 Datura St., West Palm Beach visitpalmbeach.com

Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce

400 Royal Palm Way #106, Palm Beach palmbeachchamber.com

Cultural Council for Palm Beach County 601 Lake Ave., Lake Worth Beach palmbeachculture.com

Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce 140 N.E. 1st St., Delray Beach delraybeach.com

Delray Beach Visitor Information Center

2 S. Ocean Blvd., Delray Beach visitdelraybeachfl.com

The Schmidt Boca Raton History Museum

71 N. Federal Highway, Boca Raton bocahistory.org

Norton Museum of Art 1450 S Dixie Hwy, West Palm Beach norton.org

Manatee Lagoon 6000 N Flagler Dr, West Palm Beach visitmanateelagoon.com

City of Boynton Beach Visitor Information Center 100 E. Ocean Ave., Boynton Beach boynton-beach.org

City of Lake Worth Beach Visitor Information Center 414 Lake Ave., City Hall Annex, Lake Worth Beach lakeworthbeachfl.gov

Tourist Development Council Office 2195 Southern Blvd., West Palm Beach thepalmbeaches.com

Compass Community Center 201 N. Dixie Hwy., Lake Worth Beach compassglcc.com

PALM BEACH RE-IMAGINED

Disappear into a world of effortless living and intuitive service with newly re-imagined amenities at our Forbes Five-Star, AAA Five Diamond oceanfront retreat. Guests can enjoy several new dining options, an enhanced kids’ & teen club and self-indulgence at Eau Spa. Stay. The Water’s Perfect.

CONTACT: eaupalmbeach.com | 561-533-6000

Seeking Paradise

AMERICA’S FIRST RESORT DESTINATION

From the Native Americans who first lived here to the early pioneers seeking to create settlements to farmers tending to Belle Glades’ “black gold” soil to immigrants from the Caribbean and Latin America … The Palm Beaches have been influenced by many cultures and ways of life.

This vivid landscape was home to Native American tribes for at least 6,000 years. In what is now DuBois Park in Jupiter, you can see remnants of an ancient Native American coastal shell mound. Learn more about the various local tribes and Spanish explorers by visiting the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum, where artifacts are on display. The lighthouse is the oldest structure in The Palm Beaches, shining brightly since 1860.

With the arrival of industrialist Henry Morrison Flagler, The Palm Beaches soon began resembling the picturesque resort destination it is today. Flagler led

the charge of developing the Florida East Coast Railway, making Florida more accessible to travelers. He chose this area to build the Royal Poinciana Hotel (which at the time was the largest wooden structure in the world) and the iconic oceanfront resort now known as The Breakers. These two palatial resorts put The Palm Beaches on the map as America’s First Resort Destination™, the only destination developed exclusively for tourism. In 1902, Henry Flagler built Whitehall, his Gilded Age estate which paved the way to get Palm Beach County incorporated in 1909. Here, Flagler entertained the greatest industrialists and thinkers of the Gilded Age, setting the stage to make Palm Beach the destination of world leaders and celebrities for decades to come. Today, Whitehall houses the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum in Palm Beach where you can learn more about Flagler’s achievements.

PHOTOS (this page from top) The Breakers; Henry Flagler; Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse; (facing page from left) Boca Raton; Henry Morrison Flagler Museum

Another important influence was the eccentric Addison Mizner. In the 1920s, he was an architect who established The Palm Beaches’ architectural style through his buildings on Worth Avenue in Palm Beach, using a mix of Spanish and Mediterranean Revival styles. Among his famous works was The Cloister Inn, now known as The Boca Raton

Continue your lesson into local cultural history at Richard and Pat Johnson Palm Beach County History Museum, which touts a collection of photos and artifacts spanning over 12,000 years. The permanent People and Places gallery gives a comprehensive overview of the region’s rich past.

Want to know how The Palm Beaches got their name?

The Providencia, a Spanish ship carrying coconuts on its way from Cuba to Spain, shipwrecked just offshore in 1878. Local pioneers salvaged and planted the coconuts, which soon became towering coconut trees with beautiful palms. The first hotel was named the Coconut Grove House, and the local beauty inspired Henry Flager to call the area, “veritable paradise.”

Cabana Life

The Palm Beaches boast 47 miles of serene Atlantic Ocean beachfront stretching from Tequesta and Jupiter to Delray Beach and Boca Raton. With some of the least crowded beaches in South Florida and luxe beach services like cabanas and chair rentals, you can switch into vacation mode instantly.

Oceanside Beach Services has been serving the beachgoers for over 40 years. Enjoy a day in the shade at Delray Municipal Beach, rated one of the “Best Beaches in Florida” by Travel + Leisure in 2020. Their services also span to Riviera Beach Municipal Beach, Lake Worth Beach Park, Boynton Beach Oceanfront Park and South Beach Park in Boca Raton.

For a posh and private cabana experience, book your stay at one of the luxury resorts with exclusive experiences. At The Ray Hotel in Delray Beach, you can live it up in your beach cabana and even enjoy complimentary golf cart chauffer service to and from your place in the sun. Or experience the height of opulence at Eau Palm Beach when you combine a shaded oceanfront cabana with indulgent add-ons such as bubbly champagne, relaxing massages, refreshing juices, and more.

More Beaches for Sand & Surf

With nearly 30 beach parks across The Palm Beaches, you’ll find no shortage of sunny spots to lounge or be active on the water with a skim board or stand-up paddleboard.

John D. MacArthur Beach State Park

On a barrier island in North Palm Beach, enjoy two miles of beach, plus snorkeling and kayaking.

Coral Cove Park

Looking for a quieter beach with great snorkeling? This northern spot in Tequesta is your answer.

Juno Beach Park

Bring your furry friend to this off-leash, dog-friendly beach in Juno Beach.

Peanut Island Park

Take the water taxi to this Riviera Beach paradise of swimming, snorkeling and Presidential history.

Spanish River Park

In Boca Raton, this beach park features shaded nature trails, sand dunes and surfing.

PHOTOS

(from left) Eau Palm Beach; The Ray Hotel

THE BREAKERS PALM BEACH

At The Breakers, enjoy unparalleled seaside glamour and everything under the sun—private beach, four pools, dining, spa, shopping, golf and more.

CONTACT:

thebreakers.com

1-888-BREAKERS (273-2537)

ESCAPE TO PARADISE AT CRANE’S

Find your tropical oasis at Crane’s Beach House, located within a meandering tropical courtyard just steps away from the beach and the bustling Atlantic Avenue.

CONTACT: cranesbeachhouse.com

866-372-7263

PALM BEACH MARRIOTT SINGER ISLAND

Step out and embrace the Florida sunshine while the ocean waves roll in. You’ve found your own personal escape at Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island Resort & Spa.

CONTACT: marriott.com | 561-340-1700

WYNDHAM GRAND JUPITER

The Wyndham Grand Jupiter is located within Harbourside Place, a premier place for recreation and relaxation. A refined nautical ambiance entices all to this breathtaking setting featuring an entertainment plaza, outdoor amphitheater, shopping and dining. We offer 179 luxurious guestrooms and suites and 18,000 square feet of flexible event space.

CONTACT:

wyndhamgrandjupiter.com | 561-273-6600

CANOPY BY HILTON WEST PALM BEACH DOWNTOWN

Enjoy the best views at the highest rooftop in town! Rest comes easy in our spacious guest rooms & suites at Canopy by Hilton.

CONTACT: hilton.com | 561-655-0404

BOCA RATON MARRIOTT AT BOCA CENTER

Escape to luxury at the Marriott Boca Raton. Relax poolside or savor delicious bites at on-site restaurants DRIFT & Sonrisa. Book your stay now at MARRIOTT.COM/PBIBR

CONTACT: marriott.com/pbibr

561-392-4600

PRIDE in The Palm Beaches

Genuine hospitality is a way of life in The Palm Beaches, with a vibrant blend of people, cultures, and coastal towns welcome to everyone. Don’t miss these events, bars, and restaurants at the heart of our LGBTQ+ community.

There are parties, and then there’s Palm Beach Pride, presented by Compass LGBTQ+ Community Center. Every March at Bryant Park in downtown Lake Worth Beach, everyone is welcome to enjoy a weekend of delicious local food, refreshing beverages, and fabulous entertainment, including the Pride Parade. And to celebrate Pride Month in June, come see the Pride Lights in Nancy M. Graham Centennial Park in downtown West Palm Beach as the Centennial Fountain is illuminated with the colors of the rainbow.

Every spring, the International Gay Polo League Tournament pits the best players in the GPL against each other at the National Polo Center in Wellington. And while the action on horseback is thrilling, it’s the several days of tailgating leading up to the tournament where the real excitement happens. There’s music, food, themed parties, and even competitions for best cocktail, best cuisine, best tailgate, and more.

Whether you’re visiting The Palm Beaches for Pride, the polo tournament, or for a coastal getaway, you won’t want to miss out on these amazing–and welcoming–restaurants and bars. At Table 26 in West Palm Beach, their passion for food and wine shines through as lucky diners enjoy the finest in hospitality and service as well as world-class

home-style comfort food from across the globe in an upscale-yetcasual environment. Hullabaloo in West Palm Beach features the expertly crafted cuisine of chef Fritz Cassel alongside craft beers, cocktails, and wine, plus a line up of fun events. Death or Glory in Delray Beach offers thirsty guests the largest rum selection in town as well as fresh, seasonal food. Dine at Rhythm Café in West Palm Beach to enjoy American cuisine crafted by two award-winning chefs served in a renovated 1950s drugstore that highlights a whimsical retro décor with five-star service. And after an evening of tasty food and drinks, kick your night into high gear with live music at Propaganda in Lake Worth Beach. End the night with drinks at Madhatter Lounge, one of the area’s most popular gay bars. The friendly neighborhood lounge has a large patio, billiards, karaoke, open mic nights, games, light food, and a good mix of cocktails, beers, and wine.

Other welcoming businesses and organizations in The Palm Beaches include Justin & Greg’s Beauty in West Palm Beach, whose expert team of stylists bring the latest trends and techniques to clients who want to look their best, and the Night Runners West Palm Beach, a non-profit started by four LGBTQ+ friends, that provides free weekly runs for anyone looking to stay in shape.

Tastemakers

Across The Palm Beaches, visionary food and beverage professionals are transforming the industry, bringing fresh ideas and local ingredients to create brand new dishes. Try these exciting spots—as well as a few local mainstays—during your next visit.

CHEF Akira Back

Akira Back at The Ray Hotel, Delray Beach

CHEF Jeremy Ford

The Butcher’s Club at PGA National Resort, Palm Beach Gardens

This Florida native, a Michelin-starred chef, James Beard award semifinalist, and winner of Season 13 of Top Chef, is serving up succulent cuts and satisfying sides at The Butcher’s Club, PGA National Resort’s timeless and sophisticated shared-style steakhouse. Chef Ford melds a playful approach with artistic style to offer up beautifully composed dishes to lucky diners.

This Michelin-starred Chef and former professional snowboarder brings his sense of adventure from the slopes to the kitchen of the luxurious and artistic Ray Hotel. Showered with awards and praise the world over, Chef Back’s take on modern Japanese cuisine is an experience you won’t soon forget.

CHEFS Lindsay Autry

The Regional Kitchen & Public House, West Palm Beach; Honeybelle, Palm Beach Gardens

Savor the skills of Lindsay Autry—finalist on Bravo TV’s Top Chef and three-time James Beard nominee for “Best Chef: South”—at her beloved eatery, The Regional Kitchen & Public House, or her newest outpost, Honeybelle at PGA National Resort. Her signature style features seasonal, artful dishes that meld Mediterranean flavors with Southern classics.

FOOD HALLS

Want to explore an array of local flavors? Taste your way through innovative creations by local chefs, food artisans, makers and bakers at modern food halls.

The bright, tropical vibes at Grandview Public Market in West Palm Beach set the scene for everything from boba tea to fresh poke bowls.

TOUR West Palm Beach Food Tours

You haven’t really experienced a place if you haven’t tried the food–and who better to give you a taste of West Palm Beach’s cuisine than a local? Offering four distinct tours as well as private events focusing on different culinary adventures, this is the best way to dive into West Palm Beach’s thriving culinary scene.

MALTZ JUPITER THEATER

The Maltz Jupiter Theatre is one of Florida’s preeminent, not-for-profit professional theatres and is recognized as the state’s largest, awardwinning regional theatres.

CONTACT: 561-575-2666

TASTEMAKERS

COFFEE SHOP OWNER Allison Boetcher

Blue Mountain Coffee House, West Palm Beach

Allison was born and raised in Saint Andrew Parish in Jamaica, where some of the best coffee in the world is cultivated. She went from harvesting beans on her grandparents’ estate to brewing them up at her very own coffee shop, specializing in 100% Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee in West Palm Beach. Stop by for a cup of coffee or some freshly made food, including authentic Jamaican fare.

CHEF Pushkar Marathe

Stage Kitchen & Bar and Ela Curry Kitchen, Palm Beach Gardens

Chef Marathe, a James Beard award semi-finalist for “Best Chef: South”, is a student of world cuisine and presents flavors and ingredients from across the globe through the lens of his native India. At Stage Kitchen & Bar and Ela Curry Kitchen, you can treat the senses to culinary delights both familiar and foreign that are sure to not be replicated anywhere else.

THE SOCIETY OF THE FOUR ARTS

The Four Arts annually produces outstanding cultural programs, including concerts, art exhibitions, speakers, workshops, films, book discussions, and children’s programs. Our campus in Palm Beach includes a library, children’s library, and botanical and sculpture gardens open year-round.

BIG TIME RESTAURANTS

Big Time Restaurant Group offers delicious, chef driven concepts in classic, timeless and exquisitely designed restaurants across Palm Beach County. We invite you to come enjoy one of our highly acclaimed and buzzy locations such as Elisabetta’s Ristorante (West Palm & Delray), City Cellar Wine Bar & Grill (West Palm Beach), Barrio Sangria Bar (West Palm Beach), Grease Burger Bar (West Palm Beach), City Oyster (Delray Beach), Louie Bossi’s Ristorante, Bar and Pizzeria (Boca Raton) as well as 4 locations of our popular Rocco’s Taco’s and Tequila Bar. Come enjoy lunch, dinner, happy hour and weekend brunch at all of our locations every day of the week from Boca Raton to Palm Beach Gardens.

CONTACT: bigtimerestaurants.com | 561-659-1940

TAKE

A TOUR OF THE PALM BEACHES’

Breweries

Sipping on an ice-cold beer is the perfect way to cap off a long day relaxing at the beach, going on a shopping spree, or just seeing the sights. The Palm Beaches are home to craft breweries offering up a spectrum of suds that would please the palate of even the pickiest of beer aficionados. Let’s see what’s brewing!

Starting in the North Region, Tequesta Brewing Company was founded in 2011 and has an intimate and welcoming bar with tasty brews and exciting events always on tap. Farther south, Twisted Trunk Brewing, in Palm Beach Gardens, offers up a lively and rustic setting and friendly neighborhood vibes along with tasty flagship brews and a long list of rotating specialties. At Stormhouse Brewing you’ll find delicious gastropub-inspired bites alongside locally made beers, seltzers, ciders, and even wine.

Nearby in Lake Park, Coastal Karma Brewing welcomes dogs, families, and anyone thirsty for a pint—don’t forget to join the Mug Club while you’re there for great deals and cool swag. As a three-barrel nano brewery, The Kelsey City Brewing Company focuses on detail and consistency for a truly unique beer experience that can only be experienced onsite.

Heading down to the Central Region, you’ll find Accomplice Brewery & Ciderworks, a fun themed watering hole that has delicious concoctions on tap and even offers curious visitors tours of the on-site cider facility. Located in West Palm Beach, Steam Horse Brewing sports refreshing beers alongside fun events in a spacious 6,000-sq. ft. tap room inspired by the locomotives that once steamed through this part of town. Dixie Grill & Bar has

Barrel of Monks

Saltwater Brewery

Dixie Grill & Bar

Kelsey City

30 craft brews on tap, a stacked menu of tasty grub, and a nostalgic rock-n-roll vibe you won’t find anywhere else.

Established in 2016, Mathews Brewing Co. is Lake Worth Beach’s first independent craft brewery, and their individualistic spirit can be felt in the open and artsy space and in their lovingly made beers.

The South Region is our final stop on The Palm Beaches’ brewery tour, and beer fans will find two great breweries just down the road from each other in Boynton Beach. Copperpoint Brewing Co. excites patrons with experimental offerings from award-winning brewer Matt Cox as well as tasty grub from local food trucks. Nearby NOBO Brewing Company is a great neighborhood spot with an array of core beers, rotating and seasonal brews, special releases, and non-alcoholic options as well. Farther south in Delray Beach, Saltwater Brewery takes mellow beach vibes to the next level in their tasting room

and outdoor beer garden. Also in Delray Beach, Hopportunities is part German beer hall, part high-tech hangout, offering thirsty visitors 55 self-serve taps pouring craft brews, ciders, hard seltzers, natural wines, and even kombucha and nitro coffee. Finally, Boca Raton has some great breweries worth pulling up a stool at. Prosperity Brewers serves up lovingly made concoctions to passionate locals and visitors while Barrel of Monks Brewing uses old-world recipes to create some of the best Belgian-style beers around in a sleek and timeless setting. Brewery, restaurant, and music venue Crazy Uncle Mike’s has great weekly deals and events along with adventurous and tasty brews and cocktails.

And if you want to let someone else drive as you tour The Palm Beach’s best breweries, let the Damn Good Beer Bus take the wheel. You can tour breweries by region or create your own route and even book your own private tour to make any occasion a lot more special.

BOCA RATON HISTORICAL SOCIETY AND THE SCHMIDT BOCA RATON HISTORY MUSEUM

Discover Boca Raton’s rich history and its connection to national and world events at The Schmidt Boca Raton History Museum. Visit bocahistory.org for more information.

CONTACT: bocahistory.org | 561-395-6766

VILLAGE OF ROYAL PALM BEACH

Graduation? Wedding? Business Meeting? Birthday? Village of Royal Palm Beach has multiple spaces available for you. Call 561-790-5196 or go to royalpalmbeachfl.gov.

CONTACT: royalpalmbeachfl.gov

561-790-5196

Hopportunities

Pet-Friendly IN

THE PALM BEACHES

There’s nothing quite like exploring The Palm Beaches’ 47 miles of coastline with your four-legged BFF. All throughout our unique beach towns, you’ll find activities and destinations you and your pet will love.

Dog parks are the perfect place for your canine companion to let loose and run to their heart’s content while making new furry friends. Within John Prince Park in Lake Worth Beach, you’ll find Lake Woof Dog Park, a veritable puppy paradise with five fenced-in enclosures with separate sections for small, medium, and large dogs, as well as pet washing stations, water fountains, and other pet-focused features. Some of our other favorite dog parks include Canine Cove Park in Boca Raton, the Dog Park at Lake Ida in Delray Beach, and City Paws Dog Park and Pooch Pines in West Palm Beach, all with separate sections for doggies of different sizes.

If your pup just can’t be contained by our many parks, our dog-friendly beach will let her gallop majestically along our beautiful coastline. Jupiter Dog Beach has a 2.5-mile sandy stretch where your pet can really let loose. It’s free and can be enjoyed any time of day!

Want to take your special friend on a shopping spree? Worth Avenue in Palm Beach has some of the best brands in the world AND four dog-watering fountains. And on beautiful Royal Poinciana Plaza in Palm Beach, the Royal Pups decal on storefronts let you know which stores are pet friendly. When it’s time to grab a bite, Boston’s on the Beach in Delray Beach has a covered Pooch Patio

and even a Pooch Menu. Or you can cool off at Cielito Artisan Pops in Boca Raton, with over 46 flavors, including delicious doggy pops! Did you know “The best farmers’ market in America” is dog-friendly? The West Palm Beach GreenMarket runs every Saturday from early-October through mid-April and has scents and sounds your pooch will love.

After all this exploring, you and your pet will need a comfy place to catch some z’s. Some of the hotels you can bring your pooch to include Tideline Ocean Resort & Spa in Palm Beach and The Ben in West Palm Beach. And at Opal Grand Resort & Spa in Delray Beach, your pup will be greeted with a gift bag, and they can even enjoy dogfriendly in-room dining. The Colony Hotel & Cabana Club in Delray Beach will pamper your pup with on-property dog walking areas, biodegradable bags, dog watering stations, and even pet blankets upon arrival, all for a small nightly fee. For those that prefer to ruff it, Lion Country Safari KOA in West Palm Beach has a dog park on site. And Grandview Gardens Bed & Breakfast & Vacation Homes in West Palm Beach is a quaint option that’s dog-friendly and right across the street from Howard Park.

And if you’re planning on traveling into or out of The Palm Beaches, Palm Beach International Airport (PBI) offers two indoor pet relief areas. They’re both post-security and are located in the east and west ends of the terminal in Concourse B (Gate B1) and Concourse C (Gate C1). There is also an outdoor pet relief area at the baggage claim on Level One.

Boynton Beach

The Colony Hotel & Cabana Club

THE SQUARE, DOWNTOWN WEST PALM

The Square is an energetic shopping, dining and entertainment destination with brands including Restoration Hardware, True Food Kitchen, lululemon, Tommy Bahama, West Elm and more. This tropical neighborhood offers a wide range of public programming, including educational, family and wellness events, interactive public artwork and weekly live entertainment.

CONTACT: thesquarewestpalm.com | 561-366-1000

Lake Woof Dog Park

All-Access Adventures

TRAVELING WITH A DISABILITY IN THE PALM BEACHES

WHEELCHAIR-ACCESSIBLE ATTRACTIONS & ACTIVITIES

Contributions by Cory Lee

In The Palm Beaches, the beauty of nature is open to everyone, no matter their abilities. Get outdoors and spot incredible wildlife and scenery on these wheelchair-accessible trails.

MOUNTS BOTANICAL GARDEN

The Palm Beaches’ largest (and oldest) botanical gardens are spread out across 16 acres, and they feature over 6,000 species of tropical and sub-tropical plants, as well as everchanging events and exhibitions. Mounts Botanical Garden is fully wheelchair accessible, with smooth paths throughout.

THE SQUARE IN WEST PALM BEACH

This downtown West Palm Beach neighborhood contains dozens of shops and restaurants. In addition to incredible food and shopping, visitors will enjoy the breathtaking Mission Revival Architecture, colorful murals, and swaying palm trees. The Square itself is wheelchair accessible, as is every shop and restaurant on both levels.

LOGGERHEAD MARINELIFE CENTER

This non-profit organization is dedicated to the conservation of ocean ecosystems, public education,

research, and rehabilitation with a focus on threatened and endangered sea turtles. The center has an on-site campus hospital, learning exhibits, a gift store, and aquariums, and is free to visit.

LION COUNTRY SAFARI

See hundreds of animals up-close and personal from the comfort of your own vehicle. There are almost 1,000 animals living on over 600 acres of natural area, including giraffes, rhinos, lions, zebras, and more.

LOGGERHEAD MARINELIFE CENTER

Located adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean in Juno Beach, Loggerhead Marinelife Center, is a sea turtle research, rehabilitation, education, and conservation center. Admission is free and highlights include; interactive exhibits and programs, coastal habitats teeming with local marine life, an outdoor sea turtle hospital, café, gift store, and so much more!

CONTACT:

marinelife.org | 561-627-8280

WHEELCHAIR-ACCESSIBLE NATURE TRAILS

CYPRESS BOARDWALK TRAIL

Enjoy this elevated one-mile roundtrip wooden boardwalk, where you can roll above the marsh and swampy areas while feeling comfortable beneath the shade of trees or shelters along the way.

OKEEHEELEE NATURE CENTER TRAILS

In western West Palm Beach, you’ll find Okeeheelee Park, covering more than 1,700 acres, including Okeeheelee Nature Center and 90 acres of native pine flatwoods that are traversed by 2.5 miles of trails, with both paved trails and natural, hardpacked limestone paths.

DAGGERWING NATURE CENTER TRAILS

In Boca Raton is Daggerwing Nature Center, home to 2.3 miles of boardwalk trails, which are fully wheelchair accessible. These trails wind through natural swampland where you may see osprey and woodpeckers.

ARTHUR R. MARSHALL LOXAHATCHEE NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE

Exploring this northern portion of the Florida Everglades is like truly

exploring the “river of grass,” through a sawgrass marsh. A shady boardwalk loops through a cypress dome, leading out from the Visitor’s Center.

JOHN PRINCE PARK TRAIL

At John Prince Park in Lake Worth, explore 11.5 miles of sidewalk-like pathways that wind through the park, taking you alongside open marshes and near tons of tropical plants.

JUNO DUNES NATURAL AREA TRAILS

In Juno Beach, explore the vast Juno Dunes Natural Area, where the paved Sawgrass Trail leads you through oak and palmetto trees and then becomes a boardwalk. The boardwalk leads to a covered observation platform, with views of forest and coastal wetlands.

BARRIER-FREE PARK

This Boynton Beach park was designed for–and by–special needs individuals and is the ultimate all-ages and all-abilities destination. The theme of the park was inspired by Florida’s natural coastal features, and it offers people a place to play, explore, and immerse themselves in their surroundings.

Sea Life Sanctuary

If you live for wildlife, South Florida is the place to be. Check out some of our coolest creatures, as well as adventurous ways to see them in The Palm Beaches.

sea-life facts on a scenic threehour tour or watch dolphins crest as you paddle in a kayak rental from John D. MacArthur Beach State Park in North Palm Beach.

MANATEES

At Manatee Lagoon, an FPL ecodiscovery center in West Palm Beach, watch sea cows lazily graze in blue-green waters. TIP: Check the calendar for an array of manatee-themed events. See life from these creatures’ perspective on a Visit Palm Beach guided kayak and snorkeling tour. In Jupiter, float through turquoise depths—and over manatees—on a SUP or kayak Eco Tour from Blueline Surf & Paddle Co

DOLPHINS

Set out from Jupiter, Singer Island or West Palm Beach with Palm Beach Dolphin Tours to follow these bottlenose beauties as they leap, dive and play. You’ll make memories and learn sweet

SEA TURTLES

Visit Boca Raton’s Gumbo Limbo Nature Center to encounter the Gumbo Limbo Coastal Stewards’ mission to inspire people to support stewardship and research of coastal and marine ecosystems through focus on the research, rescue, rehabilitation, and release of the endangered species of sea turtles. In Juno Beach, explore the newly renovated Loggerhead Marinelife Center, where guided tours through the outdoor sea turtle hospital let you meet the patients and their amazing caregivers. This beachfront facility also offers experiences to see sea turtle nests and witness tiny hatchlings scamper into the ocean.

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PHOTOS

(from top) John D. MacArthur Beach State Park; Manatee Lagoon

DIVING

Explore part of the only living barrier reef in the continental U.S. along with fascinating shipwreck reefs. You’ll be greeted by a kaleidoscopic seascape filled with giant goliath grouper, sea turtles and brilliant coral. Outfitters like Pura Vida Divers in Riviera Beach and Jupiter Dive Center can hook you up with training, gear and charters.

SEA LIFE SANCTUARY

SNORKELING IN LAKE WORTH LAGOON

Immerse yourself in Lake Worth Lagoon, an urban estuary where tangled mangrove roots, waving seagrass and water that transitions from salty to fresh create a thriving ecosystem filled with marine life. You’ll find 250-plus fish species— snapper, tarpon and eel, to name a few—as well as crabs, lobsters, oysters and more exotic sea creatures like rays and octopuses. Discover this Technicolor world at Phil Foster Park’s Blue Heron Bridge underwater snorkeling trail in Riviera Beach. Or pop on a mask and flippers at Peanut Island to peep iridescent parrotfish, green moray eels and more.

GREAT FLORIDA BIRDING TRAIL

Grab your binoculars for an avian adventure in Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge in Boynton Beach. This gateway to the birding trail (a network of 510 wildlife viewing spots throughout Florida) is a hot spot for viewing feathered Floridians like gangly pink spoonbills and rainbow-colored painted buntings. Delray Beach’s Wakodahatchee Wetlands is a photographer’s dream with shimmering purple gallinule and squatty chestnut least bittern.

WILD & SCENIC LOXAHATCHEE RIVER

This protected 7.6-mile river runs through Jupiter and Tequesta before emptying into the Atlantic. It’s home to a variety of endangered species, such as manatees, wood stork and sandhill cranes. Discover the Loxahatchee’s cypress-shaded secrets with Jupiter Outdoor Center on a two-hour guided canoe or kayak tour. At Jupiter’s Loxahatchee River Center, learn about the river’s ecosystems, dip your hands in a touch tank and explore interactive exhibits.

EVERGLADES & WETLANDS

Throughout The Palm Beaches, you’ll find Palm Beach County Natural Areas—protected spaces filled with biodiversity overseen by Palm Beach County Environmental Resource Management. We’re talking dune habitats, cypress swamps and piney glades, along with rare Florida panthers and peregrine falcons. Encounter more wildlife magic while hiking, biking or horseback riding through 160,000 acres of natural areas on the region’s Jeaga Wildways.

See three local kids go on a 7-day, 70-mile adventure through the wilds of The Palm Beaches, with the award-winning short film, Hidden Wild. Visit HiddenWildFilm.com

PHOTOS

(from top) Phil Foster Park; Loxahatchee River

MANATEE LAGOON

Manatee Lagoon – An FPL Eco-Discovery Center® is a FREE Palm Beach County educational attraction with a dedicated area for viewing manatees up close.

CONTACT: visitmanateelagoon.com

561-MAN-ATEE (561-626-2833)

COX SCIENCE CENTER & AQUARIUM

The Cox Science Center and Aquarium features 100+ hands-on exhibits, a full-dome planetarium, 10,000-gallon aquarium, and more for curious minds of all ages!

CONTACT: coxsciencecenter.org

561-832-1988

MOUNTS BOTANICAL GARDEN OF PALM BEACH COUNTY

Welcome to Palm Beach County’s oldest and largest botanical garden. A hidden oasis featuring 25 display gardens and 7,000 species of tropical and subtropical plants.

CONTACT: mounts.org | 561-233-1757

PALM BEACH ZOO

Enjoy nose-to-whisker encounters with exotic animals, all while helping to save wildlife in wild places. Make memories and a difference, at Palm Beach Zoo.

CONTACT: palmbeachzoo.org

561-547-9453 (WILD)

EN PLEIN AIR Art in Nature

In The Palm Beaches, art is all around, from colorful murals in unexpected places to massive sculptures hidden away in tropical gardens.

Stroll along the scenic Palm Beach Lake Trail and find yourself at The Society of the Four Arts in Palm Beach, where you’ll find the Philip Hulitar Sculpture Garden and Four Arts Botanical Gardens. Pick up a free selfguided walking tour pamphlet at the garden entrances and learn about the 20 sculptures, plus water fountains and more.

In West Palm Beach, escape to a tropical paradise at Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, where you’ll find colossal sculptures tucked amongst more than 250 rare palm species, cycads and exotic tropical varieties. This botanical oasis was designed by esteemed landscape architect Sir Peter Smithers and features a

meditation pond, reflection pool and views of the Lake Worth Lagoon.

After exploring the art and artifacts in the indoor galleries of Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens in Delray Beach, breathe in the peaceful surroundings as you explore each of its six outdoor gardens, featuring elements such as artfully pruned bonsai trees, streamlined sculptures, Zen rock gardens and tranquil lakes with koi and other wildlife.

In Boynton Beach, experience one-of-a-kind kinetic art installations offering interactive outdoor and indoor kinetic works.

For vibrant art interspersed throughout The Palm Beaches, follow the Must-See Art Murals Map curated by the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Visit palmbeachculture.com to see all the locations.

PHOTOS

(from top) The Society of the Four Arts; Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens

YESTERYEAR VILLAGE: A LIVING HISTORY PARK

Yesteryear Village is one of Palm Beach County’s most unique cultural attractions: A living history park nestled on 10 acres, where interpreters share their stories about life prior to 1940.

CONTACT: yesteryearvillage.com | 561-795-3110

JUPITER INLET LIGHTHOUSE & MUSEUM

Climb the 1860 lighthouse for breathtaking views. Waterfront exhibits, tours & programs explore 5000 years of outstanding history. National Register of Historic Places.

CONTACT: jupiterlighthouse.org | 561-747-8380

ANN NORTON SCULPTURE GARDENS

Historic Home, Artist Studio, Exhibition Galleries and Rare Palm and Cycad Gardens of Ann Weaver Norton.

CONTACT: ansg.org | 561-832-5328

BOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ART

The Boca Raton Museum of Art is internationally recognized for presenting dynamic traveling exhibitions from acclaimed and emerging artists and its outstanding permanent collection.

CONTACT: bocamuseum.org | 561-392-2500

Artisans & Makers

Everywhere you turn in The Palm Beaches, you’ll find unique, hand-crafted creations made with love by our very own locals. The next time you’re visiting and craving a sweet treat, one-of-a-kind outfit, or a work of art to remind you of your trip, make sure you buy from one of our countless talented artists, artisans, and makers.

BAKER Jamal Lake Ganache Bakery and Café, West Palm Beach

FASHION DESIGNER Amanda Perna House of Perna, Delray Beach

This local fashionista trained at the University of Alabama’s design school and the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City before honing her skills for major names including Calvin Klein and Oscar de la Renta. But it was her two seasons of Project Runway that made Amanda a local celeb. At her shop Attelier, you’ll find fabulous designs and vibrant colors inspired by the history and lifestyle of The Palm Beaches.

Born in St. Croix, Virgin Islands, baker Jamal Lake learned his trade at Florida Culinary Institute. He then opened Ganache Bakery and Café, where his amazing team creates cakes for any occasion, as well as daily fresh creations. Jamal also appeared on Guy’s Grocery Games on the Food Network and even emerged victorious over the stiff competition!

FRAGRANCE MAKER Camille Swanson The Wild Lily, West Palm Beach

Though she earned degrees in urban planning and environmental studies, Camille soon turned to nutrition therapy and focused on holistic healing. Her goal of restoring physical, emotional, and spiritual wellness to those around her motivated her (and her furry friend Lilah) to create products that aren’t just good for the soul, but for the earth as well.

SHOP OWNER Will Davis

Day By Day Shoppe, Northwood Village, West Palm Beach

Will Davis’ storefront in the heart of hip and artsy Northwood Village provides shoppers with curated gifts, home furnishings, jewelry, and other items they won’t find anywhere else. And as the president of the Northwood Village Merchants Association, he helps ensure other local business owners have a voice in their community.

BOOKSELLER Pranoo Kumar

Rohi’s Readery, West Palm Beach

Pranoo Kumar started Rohi’s Readery, named after her daughter and grandmother, as a sacred space for those in her community to not only find a sense of belonging, but also something new (and empowering) to read.

Pranoo was educated in medicine but found her calling in education and activism, and these passions flourish together at her unique bookstore where everyone is welcome.

Top Instagram Spots

GORGEOUS FOR THE ‘GRAM

Go on a scavenger hunt of The Palm Beaches’ most scenic spots and get ready to strike a pose. These postcard-perfect locales lend themselves to selfies and group shots for remembering the moment. Be sure to share your best pictures on social media using the hashtag #ThePalmBeaches.

1 Coral Cove Park, Tequesta

2 Beachfront in Juno Beach

3 Worth Avenue Clock Tower, Palm Beach

4 Historic Jupiter Lighthouse

5 Silverball Museum in Delray Beach

6 Green Cay Nature Center & Wetlands, Boynton Beach

7 Wishing Tree at The Square, West Palm Beach

8 Downtown West Palm Beach Waterfront

9 Lake Worth Pier

FLAGLER MUSEUM

When it was completed in 1902, the New York Herald proclaimed that Whitehall, Henry Flagler’s Gilded Age estate in Palm Beach, was “more wonderful than any palace in Europe, grander and more magnificent than any other private dwelling in the world.”

Today, Whitehall is a National Historic Landmark and is open to the public as the Flagler Museum, offering selfguided tours, changing exhibitions, and special programs.

CONTACT: Flaglermuseum.us | 561-655-2833

Shop & Stroll

INCREDIBLE RETAIL DISTRICTS

Ready to shop your heart out in The Palm Beaches?

With incredible indoor and outdoor retail establishments situated from Jupiter to Boca Raton, you’re sure to have an incredible experience perusing upscale, vintage, local and outlet retail in a variety of settings.

COURTESY OF THE SQUARE

Tucked along Jupiter’s Intracoastal Waterway, Harbourside Place is an exciting destination for shopping, dining, luxury hotel accommodations, entertainment and boating. Shop more than a dozen national and specialty stores including Lola Dré and Tommy Bahama Downtown Palm Beach Gardens features a stylish (and pet-friendly!) outdoor center with a varied selection of retail and restaurants. Shop Bungalow Palm Beach and Swoozies for something unique and personal. The Gardens Mall is an upscale two-story enclosed shopping mall with more than 160 specialty shops and restaurants. Shop traditional anchor stores along with specialty stores like Salt Life, Altar’d State, Vineyard Vines and more. Located on Palm Beach Island is The Royal Poinciana Plaza. Dazzle yourself in all things Palm Beach as soon as you step foot in this charming garden-like setting. Grab a signature Sant Ambroeus gelato and shop Instagram-worthy stores like Love Shack Fancy. Just down the road is the famous Worth Avenue featuring retailers like Palm Beach original Lilly Pulitzer, where you can design your own custom shift dress exclusive to the flagship, and Milou, an artfully curated boho-chic women’s boutique carrying both local and global designers. If you’re on the hunt for something vintage, be sure to peruse the iconic Antique Row with an impressive selection of 19th- and 20th-century fine art, period decor, antique furnishings and more. Take the whole family to The Square to

enjoy a day of outdoor shopping, dining, and entertainment with outdoor events happening yearround. While you’re there, be sure to browse the enchanting 80,000-square-foot Restoration Hardware design gallery in West Palm Beach, showcasing a rooftop indoor-outdoor restaurant serving timeless classics for brunch and dinner.

Enjoy massive savings at the Tanger Outlets Palm Beach located off Interstate-95 and Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard. Promenade along the sidewalks of Downtown Lake Worth Beach or Atlantic Avenue in downtown Delray Beach for a mélange of outdoor shopping including clothing boutiques, art galleries, accessories and more within minutes of the ocean. Also on Atlantic Avenue, shop at eclectic boutiques or venture west to Delray Marketplace for trendy shops such as Brooke and Arrow and Versona

Head a little farther south to the Town Center in Boca Raton, one of South Florida’s top shopping mall destinations, featuring a mix of both upscale specialty shops along with traditional anchor stores like Saks Fifth Avenue and Nordstrom. Drive east to the picturesque outdoor shopping district Mizner Park and enjoy outdoor boutique shopping before heading to dinner and a movie at the IPIC Theater.

PHOTOS

(facing page, clockwise from top) The Square; Mizner Park; Amanda Perna’s studio at Arts Warehouse, Delray Beach; (this page from top) Tanger Outlets; Worth Avenue

UNWIND AT THESE LUXE SPA RESORTS

Sumptuous Spas

Taking a trip to The Palm Beaches might be relaxing enough for some, but those wanting to treat the mind, body and spirit while they’re here are in luck. We’re home to some of the world’s best spas—each offering rejuvenating settings, incredible treatments and impeccable service. So that means you will be well taken care of.

The tranquil atmosphere at the award-winning Eau Spa at Eau Palm Beach Resort in Manalapan is not to be missed. The gorgeous “self-centered garden” complete with dipping pool and hanging chairs will make you never want to leave.

Located in the heart of downtown Delray Beach, the Spa at The Seagate is a boutique spa that is the ideal spot for melting your cares away. Taking a multi-layered

approach to wellness the Spa at the Four Seasons Resort is a lovely space to put yourself at ease.

Focused on holistic practices, the Tammy Fender Spa at Opal Grand in downtown Delray Beach is a sanctuary to replenish your whole being—featuring the work of holistic practitioner Tammy Fender. The Spa at PGA National Resort in Palm Beach Gardens has been newly renovated and designed by award-winning Palm Beach interior design firm V Starr. Take your pick from all-new services and product offerings, with the latest in wellness and beauty treatments.

Other luxurious spa experiences include The Breakers and The Boca Raton, just to name a couple, so get ready for a true escape.

Eau Spa at Eau Palm Beach Resort Resort & Spa

Tammy Fender Spa at Opal Grand

PALM BEACH PHOTOGRAPHIC CENTRE

A non-profit organization dedicated to enriching life through the photographic arts. Offering photography workshops for all ages, from basic to advanced: Portraiture, Architectural, Landscape, Nature, studio lighting, as well as editing software including Photoshop, Lightroom and Premiere.

Enjoy world-class photography exhibitions in our beautiful museum gallery that is free and open to the public.

Discover what’s new in photography at our Annual FOTOfusion Festival. This 5-day festival features photo shoots, workshops, lectures, portfolio reviews and hands-on computer labs. Designed for photographers at all levels, we provide a unique chance to learn & schmooze with the best in the photography world.

Visit our store for all your photo equipment and supply needs.

CONTACT: workshop.org | fotofusion.org | 561-253-2600

Kid-Approved FUN

No matter what time of year, The Palm Beaches are made for family vacations. From kids to kids at heart, these excursions and attractions are ideal for making life-long memories together.

Start your trip at the Palm Beach Zoo with exhibits, play areas and special events. The shaded pathways are great to walk and observe more than 550 animals. TIP: Remember to bring bathing suits to cool down in the refreshing fountains before leaving.

Rapids Water Park, located in Rivera Beach, is an amazing water park made up of 42 waterslides. Be sure to check their website to see when they are open for the season.

Travel west on Southern Boulevard to get to one of the only “cageless zoos” in the country. Lion Country Safari, located in Loxahatchee is a drive-through safari park and

walk-through amusement park. You will encounter so many animals including the largest herd of zebras in America, rhinos and, of course, lions. If you have a large group, rent one of the Lion Country vans so you can all experience the safari together. After exiting the safari, move on to the amusement park and make sure to feed the giraffes.

Other family fun places to see wildlife in their natural habitat include the Loggerhead Marinelife Center in Juno Beach, Manatee Lagoon in Riviera Beach and Gumbo Limbo Nature Center in Boca Raton.

Plan to visit the Cox Science Center and Aquarium. The center features more than 100 hands-on educational exhibits, traveling exhibits, a 10,000-gallon fresh and saltwater aquarium, digital planetarium, Pre-K focused “Discovery Center,” 18-hole conservation-themed Mini-Golf Course and an outdoor science trail.

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(clockwise from top) Rapids Water Park; Fun Depot; Lion Country Safari

FUN DEPOT

Family Entertainment Center.Enjoy racing on our ½ mile Go-Kart Track, playing Laser Tag, or playing one of our 200 video games.

CONTACT:

fundepot.com | 561-547-0817

RAPIDS WATER PARK

Rapids Waterpark is South Florida’s largest thrill park, featuring 35-action packed acres of family-friendly fun, including 40 water slides, rides, and attractions. Experience slides from mild to wild with raft rides, speed slides, tube rides, 7-story drops, downhill headfirst racers, tipping bucket, 25,000 sq. ft. wave pool, ¼ mile lazy river, the FlowRider surf simulator, and more! And for the biggest thrill of them all, Florida’s only dueling water coaster coming 2023. Rapids has something for everyone. Amenities include cabana rentals, food and beverage, bar, and gift shop. The park is open through November 26. For hours and events, visit RapidsWaterpark.com.

CONTACT: rapidswaterpark.com | 561-848-6272

Shark Wake Park is an aqua park featuring a floating obstacle course as well as cable water sports. Put on your bathing suits and get ready to get wet. The experienced staff can help with the cable water sports and for the younger crew (adults can enjoy as well), the new Obstacle Island features monkey bars, climbing towers and slides.

Fun Depot, located in Lake Worth Beach, is a huge family amusement center. Plan to be there for a couple of hours to enjoy the video games, laser tag, go carts and batting cages.

The Silverball Retro Arcade in Delray Beach features classic pinball games as well as other classic

arcade games. This place feels like a step back in time and introduces kids to games parents played growing up.

Boomers, located in Boca Raton, is a family amusement park with so much more than video games. There are go carts, bumper cars, bumper boats, batting cages and mini golf.

The Sandoway Discovery Center is an old vintage Florida home in Delray Beach transformed into an award-winning nature center. This hands-on center allows visitors to meet sharks as well as other fish. Make sure to stay for a shark feeding.

The Palm Beaches Savings Pass

This mobile exclusive passport is a collection of curated attractions, retailers, restaurants and more, offering deals and discounts to redeem at these great family fun places.

PHOTOS (from left) Lion Country Safari; Cox Science Center and Aquarium

ARMORY ART CENTER

Housed in a historic art deco building, the Armory provides classes for artists of all ages and abilities, exhibitions, lectures, and special events.

CONTACT: armoryart.org | 561-832-1776

HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF PALM BEACH COUNTY

The Historical Society of Palm Beach County is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to collect, preserve, and share the rich history and cultural heritage of Palm Beach County. Join us as we explore the past while fostering the future.

CONTACT: pbchistory.org | 561-832-4164

FOGELMAN SPORTS MUSEUM AT FAU

More than 1,200 pieces of sports memorabilia present a visual history of American sports. Located on Florida Atlantic University’s campus in Boca Raton. Free admission.

CONTACT: fau.edu/fogelmanmuseum

561-297-2661

SHARK WAKE PARK

Unique Outdoor Family Attractions. Splash and slide through our inflatable Obstacle Island. Experience the thrill of Cable Park Watersports, including kneeboarding and wakeboarding. First-timers welcome!

CONTACT: sharkwakepark.com

561-323-3937 | sharkwakepark.com/561

Course of Nature

SPORTING EVENTS AMID NATURAL BEAUTY

The Palm Beaches stand proudly as Florida’s Golf Capital®. Home to more golf courses than any other county in the country, it is no wonder why this is where the pros live and play. Greats of the green such as Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, Bernhard Langer, Camilo Villegas, Rory McIlroy and Brooks Koepka are some of the renowned local residents.

Whether you seek a first-class country club experience or a laid-back day on the links, The Palm Beaches have a course to suit your needs. A day on the green is one of the best ways to drink in the natural beauty of our lush, tropical environment.

If you are seeking a sunrise round, Lake Worth Beach Golf Club will not disappoint. The course lies along the Snook Islands, a 118-acre wetland restoration project located in Lake Worth Lagoon. Sprawling mangroves and two acres of oyster reefs line the course, making it a great spot to watch native seabirds, such as the American oystercatcher, foraging for their breakfast.

Another outstanding oceanfront course is the Palm Beach Par 3. Situated at the southernmost point of the Town of Palm Beach, it provides breathtaking views of the turquoise Atlantic Ocean and Lake Worth Lagoon. Enjoy a relaxing round on this course as you listen to the rustle of seagrape leaves and adore palm trees dancing in the ocean breeze.

The Palm Beaches host four courses that are part of the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program (ASCP) for Golf: Okeeheelee Golf Course in West Palm Beach, Park Ridge Golf Course in Lake Worth, Southwinds Golf Course and Osprey Point Golf Course in Boca Raton. The courses are certified in environmental stewardship while protecting native flora and fauna.

If you crave to experience the wild side of The Palm Beaches as you golf, be sure to book your tee time at Sandhill Crane Golf Club. Located in Palm Beach Gardens, the course winds through Loxahatchee Nature Preserve, part of the Everglades ecosystem. Marshland and pine trees line the course immersing you in wildlife as you enjoy the state’s favorite pastime.

OTHER AL FRESCO SPORTS

The combination of beautiful natural surroundings and incredible year-round weather isn’t perfect for golf alone. Plenty of other outdoor sports can be enjoyed by competitors and spectators alike in The Palm Beaches.

Beginning in late-February, we become the spring training home to several MLB teams. You can catch the Washington Nationals and the Houston Astros at The Ballpark of The Palm Beaches in West Palm Beach, and the St. Louis Cardinals and the Miami Marlins at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium in Jupiter.

If you prefer your excitement to be of the four-legged variety, you’re in luck. The Palm Beaches are the home to one of the world’s largest polo clubs, the National Polo Center in Wellington. For 17 weeks, fans can watch premier players compete in the Palm Beach International Polo Season as well as the International Gay Polo Tournament that caps

off the season. And from January through April, the Winter Equestrian Festival takes place at Wellington International

Here, riders of all ages and abilities compete for millions of dollars in prize money in more than 18 arenas on 500 acres of ground used strictly for equestrian events.

Tennis and pickleball are two other sports you can both play and watch here in The Palm Beaches. The Wellington Tennis Center as well as countless other locations offer courts of all kinds that suit any level of player. If you’d rather watch the action instead, the Delray Beach Open in February welcomes some of the best players in the game. And as pickleball grows in popularity, more places to play pop up all the time, like the Morton and Barbara Mandel Recreation Center in Palm Beach.

PHOTOS

(this page, from top) The Winter Equestrian Festival; Delray Beach International Tennis Championships; Spring Training

(facing page) Palm Beach Par 3

Spring

ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival

See a juried fine art exhibition, plus all-ages activities. Palm Beach Gardens | artigras.org

Wellington Bacon & Bourbon Fest

Sample from a selection of 30-plus whiskeys, plus plenty of pork. Wellington baconbourbonfest.com

Barrett-Jackson Auto Auction

Marvel at gleaming dream cars at this world-famous auction. West Palm Beach | barrett-jackson.com

Delray Affair

Shop eclectic arts and crafts from vendors across 12 blocks. Delray Beach | delrayaffair.com

Delray Beach St. Patrick’s Day Parade & Festival

Wear green to this annual celebration of all things Irish. Delray Beach | stpatsdelray.com

Visit our website for more events, information and dates at ThePalmBeaches. com/events

Summer

Downtown Delray Beach Restaurant Month

Evening on Antique Row

Enjoy antique shopping, gourmet food and entertainment. West Palm Beach | pbchistory.org

Festival of the Arts BOCA

Opera, ballet, classical music and influential speakers are on the lineup. Boca Raton | festivalboca.org

International Gay Polo Tournament

The Gay Polo League combines serious competition with a lighthearted party. Wellington gaypolo.com

MLB Spring Training

Cheer on the Houston Astros, Washington Nationals, St. Louis Cardinals and Miami Marlins. West Palm Beach, Jupiter

ballparkpalmbeaches.com, rogerdeanchevroletstadium.com

Palm Beach

International Boat Show

Peruse the latest boats, yachts and accessories. West Palm Beach | pbboatshow.com

Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary Art dealers and artists showcase never-before-exhibited works. West Palm Beach | artpbfair.com

Palm Beach Pride

Celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community at this two-day festival. Lake Worth Beach compassglcc.com

Street Painting Festival

Marvel at large-scale chalk artwork by more than 600 artists. Lake Worth Beach streetpaintingfestivalinc.org

SunFest

Attend Florida’s largest waterfront music and art festival. West Palm Beach | sunfest.com

Sweet Corn Fiesta

Enjoy kids’ games, live music, food and corn-themed contests.

West Palm Beach | facebook. com/sweetcornfiesta

TurtleFest

Learn about sea turtles and conservation efforts through games and activities. Juno Beach marinelife.org/turtlefest

Prix menus for breakfast, lunch and dinner highlight the best restaurants. Delray Beach downtowndelraybeach.com

Fourth of July

Celebrate Independence Day with fireworks, parades and live music. Multiple Cities thepalmbeaches.com/events

Juneteenth of Palm Beach County

Celebrate unity at Meyer Amphitheater. West Palm Beach | JuneteenthPBC.org

The Pink Retreat

The most colorful girlfriends getaway! Tours, shopping, fitness and more. Palm Beach Gardens | ThePinkRetreat.com

SunFest

Street Painting Festival, Lake Worth

4th of July Fireworks, Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium

Winter

Boca Raton Bowl

Root for your favorite team at this Division I college football game. Boca Raton roofclaimbocaratonbowl.com

Delray Beach Open

Watch this ATP World Tour 250 series men’s pro tennis tournament. Delray Beach yellowtennisball.com

Fiesta de Pueblo

This Hispanic cultural and arts festival celebrates the Three Wise Men. Greenacres fiestadepueblo.com

PGA Tour Golf

This professional golf tournament is part of the PGA Tour. Palm Beach Gardens pgatour.com

Palm Beach

Food & Wine Festival

Fall

LagoonFest

Celebrate Lake Worth Lagoon with kayak clean ups, boat tours and exhibitors. West Palm Beach lagoonfest.com

Oktoberfest

Revel in Bavarian music, beer and traditions, plus kiddie rides. Lake Worth | oktoberfestflorida.com

Pirate Fest & Mermaid

Splash Halloween Haunt

Bring the kids for costume contests and swashbuckling fun. Boynton Beach | bbpiratefest.com

Savor gourmet dinners, chef meet-and-greets and beverage tastings. Multiple Cities pbfoodwinefest.com

Palm Beach

Holiday Boat Parade

See boats decked out with twinkling lights on the Intracoastal Waterway. North Palm Beach to Jupiter marinepbc.org

Palm Beach

International Polo Season

Watch a lineup of polo events from Jan.–April. Wellington nationalpolocenter.com

Sandi Land, Holiday in Paradise

Ooh and ahh at Sandi, the 35foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. West Palm Beach | wpb.org

South Florida Fair

Enjoy carnival rides, fair food, livestock shows and bake-offs. West Palm Beach southfloridafair.com

South Florida Garlic Fest

Indulge in more than 100 garlicky goods and watch live music. Wellington garlicfestfl.com

Winter Equestrian Festival

Attend the longest running equestrian event in the world. Wellington wellingtoninternational.com

The Ultimate Week of Sports

Spring Training

When it comes to sports action, only The Palm Beaches boast five world-class, professional sporting events all culminating during the Ultimate Week of Sports. See championship polo and equestrian, PGA Tour Golf, pro tennis at the Delray Beach Open and MLB spring training baseball. Make your plans for every February at ultimateweekofsports.com.

The Pink Retreat

PALM

BEACH

COUNTY SPORTS COMMISSION

The Palm Beach County Sports Commission promotes and markets The Palm Beaches as a premier sports tourism destination. The Palm Beach County Sports Commission brings world-class sporting events and activities to The Palm Beaches, enhances economic impact, stimulates bed tax revenues, and maximizes the utilization of county facilities. In 2022, the Palm Beach County Sports Commission hosted 178 sports events which were responsible for nearly 300,000 room nights in Palm Beach County hotels.

CONTACT:

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EXPLORE FLORIDA’S CULTURAL CAPITAL

The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County is the official support agency for arts and culture in The Palm Beaches. Start planning your trip to Florida’s Cultural Capital© today using our online events calendar and gain insider tips on things to do from locals by reading the Insider Inspiration blog at palmbeachculture.com/travel

PHOTO CREDIT GESI SCHILLING FOR BOCA MUSEUM OF ART

PHOTO CREDIT GESI SCHILLING FOR BOCA MUSEUM OF ART

Palm Beach County

Jupiter & Juno Beach

NATURAL BEAUTY AND A LAID-BACK VIBE AWAIT IN THIS ECO-MINDED PARADISE.

Turquoise lagoons, hidden surfing beaches and lush coastal rivers set the scene for nature lovers and outdoor adventurers looking for their next great escape. By day, take in the tropical splendor from a kayak, stand-up paddleboard or hiking trail, and by evening, enjoy ocean views from a waterfront eatery.

TOP SIGHTS: At the convergence of the Indian and Loxahatchee rivers, explore the breathtaking Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area, a 120-acre preserve with hiking trails winding through restored habitat, a manatee refuge, Native American archeological site and the 1860 Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum At Riverbend Park, rent a kayak or canoe to paddle beneath a canopy of mangroves on the National Wild and Scenic-designated Loxahatchee River, and picnic at the Loxahatchee River Battlefield Park, the

site of Second Seminole War battles. Enjoy beach time at the oceanfront Carlin Park or learn about wildlife and nature at Busch Wildlife Sanctuary, a 2021 TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice winner. At night, take your pick from flavorful fare—tapas and tiki cocktails at Topside, modern Mediterranean dishes at Beacon and fresh seafood at Lucky Shuck at Charlie & Joe’s at Love Street. The newly renovated Maltz Jupiter Theatre is the nightlife hotspot for hit Broadway musicals, comedies and live music.

PHOTOS (clockwise from top left) Busch Wildlife Sanctuary; boating near Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum; Juno Beach Pier

Palm Beach Gardens

DISCOVER WORLD-CLASS GOLFING AND STYLISH SHOPPING.

Verdant golf courses, open-air retail districts, inventive dining options—a lifestyle of leisure beckons at this welcoming city that’s home to an annual PGA Tour stop. Play the courses where legends have won, relax with spa treatments and shop for the latest styles and home decor.

TOP SIGHTS: Stay at the newly transformed PGA National Resort, where you can play numerous championship courses such as The Champion (home of an annual PGA Tour stop), as well as the new Match and Staple courses that opened in 2021. Afterward, unwind with a treatment at the newly unveiled spa. For retail bliss, don’t miss The Gardens Mall: two levels of brand-name shops plus department stores like Saks Fifth Avenue and Nordstrom. At Downtown

Palm Beach Gardens, stroll palm tree-lined walkways to boutiques and casual eateries (tacos and tequila at Avocado Cantina, anyone?). Continue to PGA Commons, where public art and galleries are interspersed with quirky eateries such as Prosecco Café, serving up fromscratch European dishes. Open each Sunday, The Gardens GreenMarket is the place to shop for gourmet food products and listen to live music.

PHOTOS (from top) PGA National Resort; Palm Beach Gardens

Riviera Beach Singer Island

CRYSTALLINE WATERS, GOLDEN BEACHES AND AQUATIC ADVENTURES SHINE HERE.

Find your ultimate getaway on Singer Island at the Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island Beach Resort & Spa or the Hilton Singer Island Oceafront Resort, with private sandy beaches, waterfront tiki bars, swimming pools and activities for the whole family to enjoy.

TOP SIGHTS: Take your pick from watersports when you book an aquatic adventure through Adventure Watersports

Tubing, water skiing, wakeboarding, parasailing, sunset cruises—it’s all on the agenda. Snorkelers won’t want to miss a trip to Phil Foster Park and its Underwater Snorkel

Trail. Just offshore for divers is colorful sea life around sunken ships and the vibrant Florida Reef Tract, with some of the most vibrant coral in the world. Go by boat or water taxi to Peanut Island Park

for even more beaches, snorkeling, kayaking and even camping. Meanwhile, just across Lake Worth Lagoon, Singer Island has been perfecting the art of leisure. It has seven miles of beaches (don’t miss the beautiful stretch of sand at Ocean Reef Park) and waterfront hotels. Book a stay at the Hilton Singer Island Palm Beach Marriott, then travel just up the road and spend a day at the beach or kayaking at John D. MacArthur Beach State Park in nearby North Palm Beach.

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(from top) Singer Island; Snorkeling

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(clockwise from top left) Norton Museum of Art; Pride Crosswalk; GreenMarket; Martin Luther King, Jr. Landmark Memorial

West Palm Beach

THIS EPICENTER OF NIGHTLIFE, SHOPPING AND CULTURE DAZZLES.

From impeccably designed restaurants to sprawling retail districts to world-class museums, West Palm Beach is a tropical hub of excitement and energy. This is the place where indie boutiques and offbeat cafes exist alongside designer fashions and celebrity chefs—and where creative inspiration comes in many forms.

TOP SIGHTS: Vibrant Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach is a hub of dining, nightlife and entertainment, stretching from the buzzy 500 Block to the waterfront along Flagler Drive. Hop on the free trolley to The Square, an open-air retail district with boutiques, trendy restaurants and pop-up events, and be sure to see the LED-illuminated Wishing Tree. For more shopping and dining, explore the artsy enclave

of Northwood Village Treasure hunt on Antique Row or pick up gourmet gifts at the West Palm Beach GreenMarket. For culture, explore artwork and a sculpture garden at the Norton Museum of Art. See and be seen at energetic eateries like RH Rooftop Restaurant, where you can savor light brunch dishes beneath glittering chandeliers, or Grandview Public Market, an artisanal food hall with street food-style creations.

PHOTO CREDIT SCOTT WISEMAN

Downtown West Palm Beach

DINING, NIGHTLIFE, & CULTURE IN THE CENTER OF PARADISE

A hub of restaurants, shopping, nightlife and entertainment, Downtown West Palm Beach is the ideal place to wine and dine, offering a diverse array of cuisine and libations. In the morning, sip fresh roasted Colombian coffee at Salento Coffee Chop, a café steeped in the local community. As the city lights start to dance, escape to Fern Street Wine Bar and Kitchen’s open-air ‘mural garden’ serving up farm to table cuisine.

While you’re here, take in the scenery of the only downtown location with waterfront views and Broadway lights—not to mention the colorful canvas of murals and public art. Take a seat at Mediterranean-inspired hot spot Spruzzo, West Palm Beach’s only rooftop waterfront dining experience, for coastal cuisine and sweeping vistas of the Intracoastal Waterway.

On Saturday mornings, stroll the GreenMarket, named Best Farmers Market in America by USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice awards. Or visit during prominent events such as SunFest and the Palm Beach International Boat Show.

Ready to visit? Downtown West Palm Beach is the most accessible location in Palm Beach County, so take your pick from traveling by boat, train, car, bike or the free trolley and shuttle services.

To learn more about Downtown West Palm Beach, visit DowntownWPB.com.

Palm Beach

FIND A PIECE OF PARADISE IN AMERICA’S FIRST RESORT DESTINATION™.

People have been escaping to the sunny shores of Palm Beach since the late 1800s for rest and relaxation, and modern-day travelers are still discovering the allure of this iconic vacation destination: stately hotels steeped in Gilded Age grandeur, exemplary shopping, scenic pathways framed by botanicals and airy eateries overlooking the ocean.

TOP SIGHTS: Glimpse into Palm Beach’s illustrious past at The Breakers, where you’ll find Florida’s oldest golf course, kept pristine for more than 100 years. Or stay at the White Elephant Palm Beach, a restored 1920s hotel with coastal flair, or The Vineta Hotel, opeing 2024.

Ready for some retail therapy? Stroll Worth Avenue, a landmark thoroughfare studded with high-end designers (we’re talking Chanel and Gucci), posh eateries and bougainvillea-draped walkways leading to

picturesque courtyards. The Royal Poinciana Plaza is an architectural gem designed by architect John Volk, with boutiques and restaurants.

Take in water views from the paved Palm Beach Lake Trail, and marvel at gardens and cultural institutions at The Society of the Four Arts. For more visual splendor, artful cuisine is on the menu at globally inspired Buccan, as well as upscale French hotspot Café Boulud at the Brazilian Court Hotel.

PHOTOS (from top) The Breakers; The Brazilian Court Hotel

Wellington

FAST-PACED EQUESTRIAN THRILLS AND OUTDOOR RECREATION ABOUND.

Wellington is home to a world-renowned equestrian and polo community (and a fabulous social scene to go along with it). This is also where peaceful preserves offer wildlife-filled nature trails and recreational centers give active visitors of all ages plenty of fun and play.

TOP SIGHTS: Every January through April, Wellington’s equestrian season leaps into action with all manner of exciting horseplay. Wellington International is home to the Winter Equestrian Festival, showcasing 12 weeks of show jumping and dressage, and the National Polo Center hosts prestigious polo tournaments and a famous Champagne brunch on

Sundays. Explore a quieter side of Wellington at the 365-acre Wellington Environmental Preserve, featuring a 3.6-mile equestrian trail, walking trails, a boardwalk and butterfly garden. Peaceful Waters Sanctuary, a 30-acre wetlands park is where you can stroll along the elevated boardwalk or nature trails to spot majestic birds and other wildlife.

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(clockwise from top left) Wellington International; Swank Farmers Market; National Polo Center

Lake Worth Beach

DISCOVER AN EASYGOING VIBE AND ENDLESS DAYS OF WATER-SOAKED FUN.

With direct access to Lake Worth Lagoon—plus beaches, golf courses and lush parks—this seven-square-mile city is packed with plenty of outdoor recreation for boaters and families. When you’re ready for flavorful dining, one-of-akind shopping and laid-back nightlife options, explore the revitalized downtown.

TOP SIGHTS: Spread out a beach towel at Lake Worth Beach Park, a relaxed stretch of beach with casual dining options, souvenir shops and a pier—ideal for watching the sunset. At Snook Islands Natural Area, explore the untamed natural beauty of Lake Worth Beach as you kayak among gentle manatees, leisurely walk along the boardwalk to spot birds among the mangroves and drop in a fishing line from the pier. For a bit of city life, explore charming downtown Lake Worth Beach. You’ll discover locally owned restaurants, eclectic

boutiques and cherished entertainment venues, such as Lake Worth Playhouse, a historic community theater showcasing musical productions, film screenings and children’s plays. Then, make your way to the bar at Mathews Brewing Co. for a pint of award-winning craft beer such as the vanilla-tinged Sweet Emotion cream ale. Every March, don’t miss the vibrant festivities of Palm Beach Pride, celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community, and the annual Street Painting Festival in February.

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(clockwise from top left) William O. Lockhart Municipal Pier; Street Painting Festival; Downtown Lake Worth Beach

Boynton Beach

FIND OLD FLORIDA CHARM AND RUGGED COASTAL BEAUTY.

With its friendly cafes and funky boutiques along the walkable, palm tree-lined Ocean Avenue, Boynton Beach embraces the slow pace of coastal living. This is also the ideal destination to get out and enjoy nature in all its untamed and wild beauty, with waterfront parks, serene wetlands and scenic walking trails.

TOP SIGHTS: Start at Boynton Harbor Marina, where an array of boat charters depart—from fishing to SCUBA. Then, explore the diverse habitat of the 54-acre Seacrest Scrub Natural Area, featuring the wheelchairaccessible Gopher Tortoise Trail. Play on the beach and go swimming at Oceanfront Park, and then let the kids loose at the waterfront Jaycee Park, where a playground, picnic pavilions and a nature preserve offer even more outdoor fun. For more off-the-grid adventures, go

fishing, kayaking or wildlife watching in the vast Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge, the northern part of the Everglades. When you’re ready for great cuisine and some relaxation, stroll along Ocean Avenue to take your pick from casual restaurants. Or explore the Boynton Beach Brewery District—home to the likes of Copperpoint Brewing Company, where the rotating tap list features inventive creations and visiting food trucks keep the dining options exciting and unexpected.

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(clockwise from top) Green Cay Nature Center; Boynton Beach Waterway; Boynton Beach

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Delray Beach

EXPLORE THIS FUN-LOVING AND AWARDWINNING SEASIDE TOWN WITH A LIVELY ARTS SCENE.

Known for its energetic main street packed with eclectic shops, eateries and artwork, this hip town is filled with creative inspiration. Travel + Leisure named Delray Beach one of the Best Beaches in Florida in 2020, also making it an ideal place to kick back and relax.

TOP SIGHTS: Jump into the action on Atlantic Avenue, a pedestrian-friendly thoroughfare lined with bustling cafes, cocktail bars, boutiques and hotels from Interstate-95 all the way to the pristine and easy-toaccess Delray Municipal Beach. On Second Avenue, explore the happening arts scene of Pineapple Grove Arts District, where the First Friday Art Walk (Oct.–May) features open studios and artist meet-and-greets. Explore the Delray Beach

Art Trail to see dozens of murals and art installations, including the colorful façade of the Silverball Retro Arcade, where you can play vintage pinball games. Explore the early 1900s agricultural history of Japanese farmers at the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens, or delve into Black history at Spady Cultural Heritage Museum Stay in tropical luxury at retro-chic The Ray Hotel or the modern Opal Grand Oceanfront Resort & Spa.

SCAN FOR THE DELRAY BEACH ART TRAIL MAP

(clockwise from top left) Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens; Opal Grand Oceanfront Resort & Spa; Lionfish Modern Coastal Cuisine; Atlantic Avenue

Boca Raton

REVEL IN CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS, CASUAL LUXURY AND COASTAL BEAUTY.

Embrace the sun-kissed life of Boca Raton when you immerse yourself in Old Florida charm at historic properties, trendsetting fashions at upscale retail districts and artistic inspiration at museums and cultural attractions. Then, reconnect with nature at pristine beaches and quiet green spaces—with plenty of flora and fauna along the way.

TOP SIGHTS: Surround yourself in the glamour of a bygone era at The Boca Raton, an impeccably modernized 1926 resort designed by architect Addison Mizner, who brought the relaxed Mediterranean style to The Palm Beaches. Then, shop the outdoor Mizner Park for fashionable boutiques and the indoor Town Center at Boca Raton for international brands. At Boca Raton Museum of Art, peruse centuries of artwork and can’t-miss traveling exhibits. Kiddos

can get hands-on with the exhibits at the Children’s Science Explorium, a free science center for ages 5–12. For fun in the sun, go fishing on the Intracoastal Waterway at Spanish River Park, or go underwater to marvel at sea life at Red Reef Park’s newly extended recreational snorkel reef. At Gumbo Limbo Nature Center, visit and see the Coastal Steward Sustainable Gift Shop, trails, gopher tortoises, aquariums, butterfly garden and exhibits.

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(clockwise from top) Daggerwing Nature Center; Red Reef Park; The Boca Raton Beach Club

Lake Okeechobee, Belle Glade, Pahokee and South Bay

ENTER THE GATEWAY TO THE EVERGLADES.

Along the southeastern shore of Lake Okeechobee, Florida’s largest freshwater lake, The Glades comprises three towns—Belle Glade, Pahokee and South Bay—and is known as the gateway to the Everglades. Here, the rich, fertile soil is prime for agriculture, making this area the Winter Vegetable Capital of the country.

TOP SIGHTS: Escape to a serene side of The Palm Beaches, where palm trees give way to mossdraped oaks and tropical landscapes melt into farms and “black gold” soil. Follow U.S. Highway 98/State Road 80 or U.S. Highway 27 to see miles of farmland, and pull over at Harold A. Campbell Public Use Area for native wildlife and the Florida Everglades. Take in views of Lake Okeechobee, an angler’s paradise famed for largemouth bass fishing, along the paved Lake Okeechobee Scenic Trail. Bring your RV or tent to

stay on the waterfront at Pahokee Marina and Campground in Pahokee or Torry Island Campground in Belle Glade, and enjoy birding, golfing, boating and picnicking nearby. Learn about the history and culture of the area at the Lawrence E. Will Museum, which explores the local Black experience through generations, from harvesting sugarcane to community development. At night, see what’s onstage at Dolly Hand Cultural Arts Center, on the Belle Glade campus of Palm Beach State College.

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(clockwise from top) Lake Okeechobee; Dolly Hand Cultural Arts Center; Lake Okeechobee Scenic Trail

Small Cities of The Palm Beaches

Visitors willing to get off the beaten path here in The Palm Beaches will be rewarded with smaller communities offering the delicious food, great shopping, and beautiful beach scenery we’re world-famous for. Here are just a few towns to put on your to-see list on your next trip.

Lake Park

Historic Lake Park is conveniently located near Palm Beach Gardens and Riviera Beach, with easy access to U.S. Highway 1. Visitors will find lots to love on the main thoroughfare, Park Avenue, with its excellent selection of brew pubs and eclectic restaurants frequented by in-the-know locals. Some of our favorites include Pelican Café, Locale Gastropub, Silver Spoon Jamaican Restaurant, Guadalajara Restaurant, and Joshua Deli. And be sure to grab a pint at Brewhouse Gallery and Coastal Karma Brewing.

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Royal Palm Beach, Lake Park, Greenacres

Visitors wanting a cultural experience should head to Lark Park Black Box and the Center for the Arts at the Kelsey Theater to catch a live performance. And beautiful natural scenery can be found at Lake Park Marina in Kelsey Park, located right on Lake Worth Lagoon.

Royal Palm Beach

Known as the gateway village to The Palm Beaches’ western communities, Royal Palm Beach offers countless excuses to get out and enjoy the weather. Disc golfers and walkers will love Commons Park, while Calypso Bay Waterpark offers water slides, a meandering lazy river, and an interactive water playground to help visitors beat the heat. Be sure to check the schedules for Commons Park, Veterans Park, and Royal Palm Beach Cultural Center to see if there are any fun events, like concerts, food truck gatherings, or holiday celebrations happening during your stay. The Brass Ring Pub, a fun sports bar, and Royal Palm Brewing Company, are the perfect places to grab a cold one with friends.

Greenacres

If you’re craving a taste of Latino culture while in The Palm Beaches, head to Greenacres, where you’ll find Cuban, Puerto Rican, and South American influences, among others. Enjoy authentic Puerto Rican food at La Cosinita Latina, a restaurant featured on Food Network’s Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives. Some of our favorite bakeries include Tropical Bakery & Restaurant, offering Cuban fare, and Enzo’s Café and Bakery, serving up South American delights. And be sure not to miss Fiesta de Pueblo – 3 Kings Day at Samuel J. Ferreri Community Park, featuring a colorful display of Hispanic culture, including parades, games, amusement park rides, live entertainment, and delicious food.

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Where The Locals Go

Contributions by Ashley Cagle

These hidden gems and longtime traditions bring the best of The Palm Beaches to your plate—and your palate.

CUBAN CUISINE & COFFEE

From ropa vieja (ultra-tender, shredded beef) to arroz con pollo (a one-pot dish of chicken and yellow rice), the flavors of the Caribbean come to life at Don Ramon Restaurante Cubano on Dixie Highway in West Palm Beach. Finish your meal with caramel-drenched flan custard and a tiny cup of café Cubano: robust, sweetened espresso.

COOK YOUR CATCH

In The Palm Beaches, fresh seafood is what we do best—and it’s even better when you catch it yourself. After spending a day boating and fishing, dock at the waterfront Deck 84 in downtown Delray Beach and bring in your just-caught and filleted fish for the chefs to prepare it any way you like.

FRIED ALLIGATOR

Satisfy your adventurous side when you try this exotic meat— touted to have a mild fish flavor and a firm texture. West Palm Beach’s Dixie Grill & Brewery serves it freshly battered, fried and paired with chipotle aioli. Tip: Order a pint of craft beer from the in-house brewery.

COCONUT CRÈME PIE

Indulge in a taste of the tropics at Ta-boo on Worth Avenue in Palm Beach, where the dessert menu includes its “Famous Taboo Lust,” a slice of sumptuous pie featuring a walnut cookie crust, coconut cream filling, whipped cream topping and toasted coconut—a nod to the famed Providencia shipwreck that gave The Palm Beaches its name.

PHOTOS (this page clockwise from top left) Square Grouper Tiki Bar; Dixie Grill & Brewery; Deck 84; (facing page from left) Okeechobee Steakhouse; Guanabanas

STEAK & SEAFOOD

There’s nothing like fresh lobster tail broiled to perfection and bathed in butter. Order it alongside a USDA prime steak— dry aged and cut in-house—at

Okeechobee Steakhouse, the oldest steakhouse in Florida, open since 1947.

TIKI BAR

Sit out on the patio of the waterfront Square Grouper Tiki Bar in Jupiter to take in views of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse while sipping island-inspired cocktails and frozen, fruity concoctions. Cheers to vacation!

PERUVIAN DISHES

At their restaurant Mestizo Peruvian Cuisine, husband and wife team Misleidy Amores and Pedro Rivera serve up flavorful Peruvian favorites such as ceviche (raw, marinated fish), beef or chicken saltado (stir fry), fried yuca, causa (layered potato casserole) and fruity chicha morada (a deep-purple corn beverage). Bonus: vegans will also find a comprehensive menu of offerings. Other iconic locations include Dr. Limon on the bustling 500 block of Clematis Street in West Palm Beach and Victoria’s in Lantana.

JAMAICAN SPECIALTIES

Locals flock to Jamaica House Grill in Wellington for good reason. Indulge in braised oxtails, wild salmon marinated in jerk seasoning, chicken wings tossed

in spicy mango sauce and jumbo shrimp breaded with sweet coconut flakes. Cap off your meal with a slice of signature black cake and rum raisin ice cream.

WATERFRONT DINING

Waterfront dining in The Palm Beaches makes any meal extra special. The smell of the salt air and sounds of waves create vacation memories.

Beginning in Jupiter, the Charlie & Joe’s Love Street restaurants are a collection of casual yet chic establishments featuring

all-American and fresh seafood including Beacon, Topside, Lucky Shuck and The Tackle Box. Arrive by boat or car at 1000 North and revel in views of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and Intracoastal Waterway while munching on the Palm Beach Tower consisting of an epic display of oysters, shrimp, stone crab claws and lobster. Just south is 3800 Ocean situated right on the Atlantic Ocean on Singer Island at the Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island Beach Resort & Spa. While you watch the surf, try the Maine Lobster Pie, a creamy

bisque with vegetables in a puff pastry. Make it a sophisticated evening at The Breakers and dine at The Seafood Bar, complete with bespoke nautical details, beautiful aquariums and a front row seat to view the ocean. Enjoy the fresh catch of the day, prepared to your heart’s desire either wood grilled, blackened or pan seared. When you’re in Boca Raton, rendezvous at The Seaspray Inlet Grill and watch the yachts pass by as you sip on a signature cocktail like the Monkey Mule and indulge in fresh shrimp tacos.

Palm Beach International Airport

With its central location and congestion-free experience, Palm Beach International Airport (PBI) is the most hassle-free way to fly nonstop into—or out of—The Palm Beaches. PBI serves more than 6.7 million passengers annually and was named in the top ten Best Domestic Airport in Travel + Leisure’s 2022 World’s Best Awards, 7th Best Airport in the World in Conde Nast Traveler’s 2020 Readers’ Choice Awards and Best in the U.S. for Shortest Overall TSA Wait Times by U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Enjoy incredible amenities such as an indoor putting green, free Wi-Fi, boutiques, pet-relief areas, lactation suites, TSA Pre-Check and the Escape Lounge, The Centurion Studio Partner at PBI. Stay current on the latest updates and announcements by visiting pbia.org

THINGS TO DO NEARBY

Have some extra time before your flight? Stretch your legs as you walk along the peaceful nature paths of the 16-acre Mounts Botanical Garden, home to 25 gardens. For groups and families, burn off some

extra energy at the interactive golf driving range at Drive Shack, featuring 96 full-service allweather bays, golfing games and casual food like sliders and pizzas.

HOTELS NEAR PBI

Numerous brand-name hotels are within minutes of PBI, making travel even more convenient. Enjoy free airport shuttle service at nearby hotels such as Holiday Inn Palm Beach Airport, Home2Suites West Palm Beach Airport, Embassy Suites West Palm Beach, Doubletree by Hilton Hotel West Palm Beach Airport and Hilton Garden Inn West Palm Beach Airport

HOW TO GET TO PBI

Less than 20 minutes from numerous destinations and just five minutes from downtown West Palm Beach and the Palm Beach County Convention Center, it’s easy to get to and from PBI. Interstate 95 has exits going from highway to terminal curbside, Tri-Rail has a free shuttle to PBI from its downtown West Palm Beach station and the regional rail service, Brightline, offers fast, convenient service.

Daily Nonstop Flights to PBI

AIRLINES SERVING PBI

Board any of the 200-plus daily nonstop flights with 13 airlines: Air Canada, Allegiant, American, Avelo, Bahamasair, Breeze Airways, Delta, Frontier, JetBlue, Southwest, Spirit, Sun Country and United. Travel nonstop between The Palm Beaches and more than 36 cities, including Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia and Atlanta.

Additional Airports

Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood

International Airport (FLL)

• 25 miles from The Palm Beaches

• 700+ flights per day

• Non-stop service to 75 U.S. cities and connectivity to 60 international destinations in 33 countries

Miami International Airport (MIA)

• 47 miles from The Palm Beaches

• 1,000+ daily flights to 167 domestic and international destinations

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(from top) Brightline; Clematis Street

Getting Here & Getting Around

FIND YOUR WAY FROM HERE TO THERE IN THE PALM BEACHES.

ROAD ACCESS

With numerous highways into The Palm Beaches, it’s easy to get here by car. Interstate 95 has more than 30 exits from Jupiter to Boca Raton. Florida’s Turnpike is a toll road stretching from the Orlando area to Miami, featuring 10 exits from Jupiter to Boca Raton. U.S. Highway 98/State Road 80 runs from the west coast of Florida to Palm Beach, right through the heart of local farmlands. Historic U.S. Highway 1 predates the interstate and turnpike, ideal for leisurely road trips. For even more scenic splendor, take coastal A1A and roll down the windows for ocean breeze and views.

BUSES & RAILWAYS

Palm Tran is the public bus system serving The Palm Beaches. Download the Palm Tran app for real-time transit data, prices and

routes. Tri-Rail is a regional train system stretching from Miami Airport to Mangonia Park, with stops in West Palm Beach, Lake Worth Beach, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach and Boca Raton. Ticket prices vary by route. The Brightline high-speed rail connects Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Aventura, Boca Raton and West Palm Beach, with future service to Orlando. Ticket prices vary. Download the Brightline app for tickets, food menus and more.

FREE RIDES

In Delray Beach, download the Ride Freebee app for free, ondemand rides to anywhere in the downtown area. For rides in West Palm Beach, download the WPB Trolley Tracker or Circuit apps to see when you can catch free trolley or electric shuttle rides along various downtown routes.

Memorable Meetings

HAPPEN IN THE PALM BEACHESBETWEEN THE SESSIONS

With its iconic resorts, wide-open outdoor spaces and world-class dining, shopping and entertainment options, The Palm Beaches deliver a one-of-a-kind, unrivaled meetings experience. Boasting more than 1,000,000 square feet of meeting space and 18,000 guestrooms throughout the destination, as well as access to a network of industry thought leaders, business partners and corporate headquarters across thriving industries like life science, finance and technology, you can craft the perfect experience for every meeting. When you leverage The Palm Beaches’ talented community partners and Between-The-Sessions offerings in wellness, arts and culture, nature and more, both within the meeting spaces and beyond, you’ll bring successful meetings to a whole new level. Plus, Palm Beach International Airport (PBI) is just five minutes from the convention center and the West Palm Beach Convention, Arts and Entertainment District, making it easy for attendees to arrive seamlessly.

1 Million+ square feet of meeting space in The Palm Beaches

MEETINGS

PALM BEACH COUNTY CONVENTION CENTER

With its stately, modern architecture and wide range of offerings, The Palm Beach County Convention Center is an ideal mix of convenience and culture. A 100,000-square-foot exhibit hall, a 22,000-squarefoot ballroom, 12,000 square feet of flexible meeting space, and outdoor SKYroom and direct connection to the 400room Hilton West Palm Beach hotel—known for its resortstyle amenities and outdoor spaces, wellness activities and culinary experiences—enhance its offerings.

HOTEL & RESORT MEETING SPACES

Other major resort hotels for meetings include: The Boca Raton (offering 1,000+ rooms and more than 146,000 sq. ft. of expansive meeting space), the PGA National Resort (it’s anchored by six legendary golf spots ideal for team building), Eau Palm Beach and the Four Seasons Palm Beach (these five-star wonders boast private beaches) and The Breakers (a resort that has it all, from pools to tennis). In Delray Beach, The Ray, Opal Grand Oceanfront Resort & Spa and The Seagate all offer

plentiful meeting spaces—plus rejuvenating spa or wellness amenities for post-meeting relaxation. To the north, Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa and Wyndham Grand Hotel in Jupiter offer waterfront meeting space.

ENTERTAINMENT & NIGHTLIFE NEARBY

Just steps from the convention center is West Palm Beach’s vibrant downtown entertainment district, where guests love exploring the wide assortment of activities, delicious dining and eclectic South Florida nightlife. Explore The Square, across the street from the Convention Center, an open-air neighborhood showcasing a thoughtfully curated mix of more than 50 shops and restaurants. Then, head to historic downtown Clematis Street for fun-loving nightlife, live music, bistros, coffee shops and Intracoastal Waterway views. Or catch a show at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts for tantalizing theater acts including hit Broadway musicals. Nearby room-block-worthy hotels in downtown West Palm Beach include Canopy by Hilton, Marriott, The Ben an Autograph Collection Hotel, Hyatt Place and Residence Inn

BETWEEN-THE-SESSIONS IS WHERE WE SHINE

Elevate your meetings with Between-The-Sessions experiences made possible by the surrounding city, community partners and local business leaders. You’ll inspire deeper colleague connections with things to do like energetic croquet games, group museum tours, gallery hopping, mindful yoga breaks, inspiring guest speakers, team-building—and the list goes on.

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Let’s Meet

Learn more about planning your next meeting in The Palm Beaches at ThePalmBeaches.com/meetings

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(this page, from top) Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa; The Boca Raton meeting space; (facing page) Palm Beach County Convention Center

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BOARD OF PALM BEACH COUNTY

The Business Development Board of Palm Beach County is positioned to help your business take full advantage of the resources available to you, complimentary. Services for corporate relocations and expansions include expedited permitting, incentive access, research services, site selection, property searches, education connections and more.

CONTACT: bdb.org | 561-835-1008

RESOURCES

PLACES TO STAY

1 AKA West Palm Beach stayaka.com, 561.821.2252

• Bringing a new style and sophistication. Featuring a collection of studios, one bedrooms, and penthouse suites for weekly or monthly stays.

Aloft Delray Beach marriott.com, 561.469.0550

• Located in Downtown Delray Beach minutes from Atlantic Avenue. Meet, mix and mingle at W XYZ Bar, enjoy signature drinks, lite bites, and live music.

Ambassador Hotel ambassadorpb.com, 561.582.2511

• Beachfront Apartment Hotel & Restaurant. Studio, One and Two Bedroom Apartments with Full Kitchens. Some Balconies. complimentary breakfast/WIFI. pool, beach.

2 The Atlantic Suites on the Ave opalcollection.com, 561.276.7441

• Whether you spend your days making moves in meetings or catching waves at the beach just one block away, you’ll find your perfect home away from home.

3 The Ben, an Autograph Collection Hotel thebenwestpalm.com, 561.655.4001

• West Palm Beach’s first waterfront hotel, a 208-room luxury property that blends elements of Florida’s whimsical history with today’s modern lifestyle

4 The Boca Raton thebocaraton.com, 844.827.7556

• After a $200 million restoration, The Boca Raton offers a chic, modern ambiance, five distinct hotels and an impressive lineup of activities.

5 The Brazilian Court Hotel thebraziliancourt.com, 561.655.7740

• Palm Beach’s luxury getaway just steps from Worth Avenue, stunning accommodations, impeccable service, and award-winning cuisine at Café Boulud.

The Breakers Palm Beach thebreakers.com, 877.935.7099

• At The Breakers, enjoy unparalleled seaside glamour and everything under the sun—private beach, four pools, dining, spa, shopping, golf and more.

Best Western Palm Beach Lakes bestwesternpalmbeach.com, 561.683.8810

Boca Raton Marriott at Boca Center marriott.com/pbibr, 561.392.4600

6 Canopy by Hilton West Palm Beach Downtown hilton.com, 561.655.0404

• Rest comes easy in rooms and suites at the Canopy. Check out the highest Rooftop Bar in town—Treehouse—for delicious specialty cocktails and bites.

The Colony Palm Beach thecolonypalmbeach.com, 561.655.5430

Courtyard by Marriott

Boynton Beach marriott.com/pbibb, 561.737.4600

7 Courtyard by Marriott

Delray Beach marriott.com/pbicd, 561.926.5833

• Designed to satisfy the needs of business and group travelers while also providing the comforts and amenities suited for families and leisure guests.

Courtyard by Marriott Palm Beach Jupiter courtyardpalmbeachjupiter.com, 561.776.2700

• Settle in at our stylish Courtyard Palm Beach Jupiter & enjoy free Wi-Fi, an outdoor pool, The Bistro, & a convenient location to area attractions.

8 Crane’s Beach House Hotel & Tiki Bar cranesbeachhouse.com, 561.278.1700

• Steps from the beach and Delray’s vibrant downtown, Crane’s features spacious suites and villas tucked away within a meandering tropical courtyard.

Delray Breakers on the Ocean delraybreakersontheocean.com, 561.278.4501

9 Delray Sands Resort opalcollection.com, 561.278.6241

• Oceanfront setting one mile south of Delray Beach, with spacious guest rooms and suites, and coastal cuisine served at Latitudes.

10 Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa eaupalmbeach.com, 561.533.6000

• Disappear into a world of effortless living at our Forbes Five-Star oceanfront retreat with new dining options, enhanced kids & teen club, and Eau Spa.

Embassy Suites

West Palm Beach embassysuites3.hilton.com, 561.689.6400

Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Boca Raton marriott.com/pbiap, 561.417.8585

11 Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott West Palm Beach marriott.com/pbifp, 561.227.3040

• Our brand new Fairfield Inn & Suites

Marriott hotel in West Palm Beach, FL offers everything you need and a location just 8 miles from Palm Beach.

Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott West Palm Jupiter marriott.com, 561.748.5252

Fairfield Inn & Suites

Wellington West Palm Beach marriott.com/pbifw, 561.408.5990

• Retreat to our modern Fairfield Inn & Suites Wellington-West Palm Beach for free hot breakfast, free parking, a corner market, & 24-hr fitness center.

FloridaRentals.com

floridarentals.com, 321.348.8514

12 Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach

fourseasons.com/palmbeach, 561.582.2800

• Float freely between oceanfront pools, acres of private beachfront and relaxed charm at Palm Beach Island’s only fivestar, five-diamond resort.

Hampton Inn & Suites

Boynton Beach hamptoninn3.hilton.com, 561.369.0018

Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham West Palm Beach hawthornwpb.com, 561.472.7000

Hilton Garden Inn

Palm Beach Gardens hiltongardeninn3.hilton.com, 561.694.5833

Hilton Garden Inn

West Palm Beach Airport hilton.com, 561.472.5956

Hilton Garden Inn West Palm Beach I95 Outlets hiltongardeninn3.hilton.com, 561.683.0069

13 Hilton Palm Beach Airport hilton.com, 561.684.9400

• 249 Guestrooms, 28,000 sq ft of indoor & outdoor Meeting space. Outdoor pool & spacious deck featuring a Tiki Bar, three restaurants and lounges.

14 Hilton West Palm Beach hiltonwestpalmbeach.com, 561.231.6000

• A tropical oasis featuring a resort-style pool located in the heart of Downtown West Palm Beach. Come for the vacation, stay for the experience.

Holiday Inn Palm Beach Airport hipalmbeachairport.com, 561.659.3880

Home2 Suites West Palm Beach Airport home2suites.com, 561.686.1006

• Work, play, or relax in a stylish studio suite. Our amenities include a fitness center, laundry, outdoor pool, outdoor areas, and a business center.

Hyatt Place Boca Raton hyatt.com, 561.672.7819

Hyatt Place Delray Beach hyatt.com, 561.330.3530

Hyatt Place West Palm Beach Downtown hyatt.com, 561.655.1454

RESOURCES

iTrip Palm Beach palmbeach.itrip.co, 561.351.1262

• Plan the perfect trip with our boutique homes that provide the luxuries of a home with white-glove local management for all your travel needs.

15 Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa opalcollection.com, 561.746.2511

• Secluded beachfront setting with contemporary guest rooms and suites, local seafood served at Sinclairs Ocean Grill, and dog-friendly accommodations.

Lion Country Safari KOA lioncountrysafari.com/koa, 561.793.9797

16 Marriott Palm Beach Gardens marriott.com, 561.622.8888

• Harmonized Nature awaits just steps from downtown Palm Beach Gardens. Our newly appointed 16,000 sq. ft. of meeting space with 10 flexible event rooms.

17 Opal Grand Resort & Spa opalgrand.com, 561.274.3200

• Reimagined landmark of luxury in Delray Beach with modern-chic accommodations, coastal-inspired dining at Drift, and Tammy Fender Holistic Spa.

18 Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island Beach Resort & Spa marriott.com, 561.340.1700

• Embrace the Florida sunshine while the ocean waves roll in. You’ve found your own personal escape at Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island Resort & Spa.

Palm Beach Vacation Rentals palmbeachvacationrentals.net, 561.801.0164

ParkView Motor Lodge parkviewmotor-lodge.us, 561.833.4644

19 PGA National Resort pgaresort.com, 561.627.2000

• Here, luxury is always the standard and golf is never considered just a game. Stay, play, live. PGA National Resort.

Ramada by Wyndham West Palm Beach Airport ramada.com, 561.689.6100

20 The Ray Hotel Delray Beach, Curio Collection by Hilton therayhotel.com, 561.739.1700

• The Ray brings design-focused luxury to Delray Beach, located in the Pineapple Grove Arts District and two blocks off famed Atlantic Avenue.

Residence Inn Downtown West Palm Beach marriott.com, 561.352.3295

• Near beautiful beaches & many top attractions, Residence Inn West Palm Beach Downtown offers free breakfast, free Wi-Fi, & fully equipped kitchens.

21 The Seagate Hotel & Spa seagatedelray.com, 561.665.4800

• The only resort in Delray offering guests exclusive access to a private beach, championship golf course, full-service spa, 2 swimming pools, and more.

22 Sonesta Select Boca Raton sonesta.com, 561.241.7070

• Experience contemporary comfort in spacious hotel accommodations featuring plush bedding, a movable desk & mini fridge to help you feel at home.

23 Tideline Ocean Resort & Spa tidelineresort.com, 561.540.6700

• An upscale, 134 room boutique style oceanfront resort - private beach, dining, spa, and meeting space. Escape the Ordinary, Discover the Exceptional.

24 Waterstone Resort & Marina, Curio Collection by Hilton waterstoneboca.com, 561.368.9500

• A perfect balance of genuine hospitality and contemporary design. Our boutique hotel sits between the Intracoastal and Atlantic Ocean in Boca Raton.

25 West Palm Beach Marriott westpalmbeachmarriott.com, 561.803.1903

• Located in vibrant downtown. Enjoy our comfortable rooms, outdoor pool, 24-hour fitness center and tantalizing cuisine at Bistro Ten Zero One.

White Elephant Palm Beach whiteelephantpalmbeach.com, 561.832.7050

26 Wyndham Grand Jupiter at Harbourside Place wyndhamgrandjupiter.com, 561.273.6600

• Edging on the beautiful bank of Jupiter’s Intracoastal Waterway, this is a hotel where travelers enjoy a sense of laidback luxury and modern elegance.

27 Wyndham Hotel Boca Raton wyndhamboca.com, 561.368.5200

• Where modern and healthy lifestyles meet boutique service. Located in the heart of Boca Raton near universities and major corporate headquarters.

ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS

Busch Wildlife Sanctuary buschwildlife.org, 561.575.3399

28 Cox Science Center and Aquarium coxsciencecenter.org, 561.832.1988

• The Cox Science Center features 100+ hands-on exhibits, a full-dome planetarium, 10,000-gallon aquarium and more for curious minds of all ages!

Drive Shack driveshack.com, 561.771.5354

• Palm Beaches premier sports entertainment venue! Drive Shack is a high-tech driving range, restaurant and bar. Make your next event a memorable one!

Fun Depot fundepot.com, 561.547.0817

• West Palm Beach’s premier family entertainment center featuring an arcade, go-kart track, laser tag, cafe, bowling alley, and full restaurant and bar.

29 Grandview Public Market grandviewpublic.com, 561.660.5629

• Discover West Palm’s culinary artistry and entertainment scene in one hub. Enjoy creations by local chefs amidst live music, games, and events.

30 Lion Country Safari lioncountrysafari.com, 561.793.1084

• Florida’s largest drive-through safari and walk-through adventure park! Over 900 animals roaming wide-open habitats often within inches of your car!

31 Loggerhead Marinelife Center marinelife.org, 561.627.8280

• Our Center is a free-admission, nonprofit sea turtle hospital, research and educational institution that promotes conservation of ocean ecosystems.

32 Manatee Lagoon –An FPL Eco-Discovery Center visitmanateelagoon.com, 561.863.1882

• Manatee Lagoon; An FPL Eco-Discovery Center® is a free Palm Beach County educational attraction with a dedicated area to view manatees up close.

33 Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens morikami.org, 561.495.0233

• Explore our Japanese gardens with strolling paths, resting areas, our world-class bonsai collection and lakes teeming with koi and other wildlife.

RESOURCES

34 Mounts Botanical Garden mounts.org, 561.233.1757

• This hidden oasis features 25 unique gardens with 7,000 species of tropical and subtropical plants, sculptures, garden thrift shop and retail nursery.

35 Palm Beach Kennel Club & Entertainment Complex pbkennelclub.com, 561.683.2222

• Your entertainment destination—Poker, Casino Style Table Games, Off-Track Betting, Paddock Dining and Exciting Events. Available for special events.

36 Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society palmbeachzoo.org, 561.547.9453

• Enjoy nose-to-whisker encounters with hundreds of rare and exotic animals! Make memories and make a difference to save wildlife in wild places.

37 Rapids Water Park rapidswaterpark.com, 561.842.8756

• South Florida’s largest water park is open from mid-March through November. Visit rapidswaterpark.com for hours, to buy tickets, or reserve a cabana.

Rohis Readery rohisreadery.com, 904.651.0676

River Center lrdrivercenter.org, 561.743.7123

• The River Center offers aquatic exhibits and a variety of programs for all ages. Check out the event listings on our website for upcoming programs.

38 Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium rogerdeanchevroletstadium.com, 561.775.1818

• Spring Training (Miami Marlins and St. Louis Cardinals) in February and March. MiLB (Jupiter Hammerheads and Palm Beach Cardinals) from April to September

Sandoway Discovery Center sandoway.org, 561.274.7263

39 Shark Wake Park sharkwakepark.com, 561.323.3937

• Outdoor family attraction with unique, water-based activities, featuring our floating Obstacle Island, Cable Watersports, and much more!

Silverball Retro Arcade silverballmuseum.com/delray-beach, 561.266.3294

40 Yesteryear Village at the South Florida Fairgrounds southfloridafair.com, 561.793.0333

• Nestled on 9 acres inside the South Florida Fairgrounds. The quaint town is alive in Florida history where you’re transported to a different era.

ARTS & CULTURE

41 Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens ansg.org, 561.832.5328

• Historic Home, Artist Studio, Exhibition Galleries and Rare Palm and Cycad Gardens of artist Ann Weaver Norton (1905-1982).

Armory Art Center armoryart.org, 561.832.1776

Arts Garage artsgarage.org, 561.450.6357

42 The Avron B. Fogelman Sports History Museum fau.edu/artsandletters/ fogelman-sports-museum, 561.297.2595

• The Fogelman Sports Museum is home to more than 1,200 pieces of sports history memorabilia. The collection provides historical context around sports.

Ballet Palm Beach balletpalmbeach.org, 561.630.8235

43 Benzaiten Center for Creative Arts, Inc. benzaitencenter.org, 561.508.7315, • The Benzaiten Center offers exciting Group Tours, Artist Blow-Out Events or glass blowing, fusing and flameworking classes. Please call 561-508-7315.

Boca Raton Historical Society bocahistory.org, 561.395.6766

44 Boca Raton Museum of Art bocamuseum.org, 561.392.2500

Flagler Museum

flaglermuseum.us, 561.655.2833

• Whitehall is a National Historic Landmark and is open to the public as the Flagler Museum, offering tours, exhibitions and special programs.

Kravis Center for the Performing Arts kravis.org, 561.832.7469

Lake Worth Historical Museum

lakeworthbeachfl.gov, 561.586.1600

Lighthouse ArtCenter Gallery & School of Art lighthousearts.org, 561.746.3101

Lynn University lynn.edu, 561.237.9000

45 Norton Museum of Art norton.org, 561.832.5196

• Home to the leading and most far-ranging collection of art, with distinguished holdings in American, European, Contemporary, Chinese art and Photography.

Palm Beach Dramaworks palmbeachdramaworks.org, 561.514.4042

Palm Beach Photographic Centre workshop.org, 561.253.2600

• World-class exhibitions; workshops for all ages, from basic to advanced; an annual photography festival, a photographic equipment and supplies store.

Richard and Pat Johnson Palm Beach County History Museum

pbchistory.org, 561.832.4164

Schoolhouse Children’s Museum

schoolhousemuseum.org, 561.742.6780

Society of the Four Arts fourarts.org, 561.655.7227

• The Four Arts offers a dynamic lineup of cultural programming, including art exhibitions, notable speakers, concerts, films and educational programs.

BOATING

Boynton Harbor Marina boynton-beach.org/visitors, 561.735.7955

Delray Yacht Cruises delrayyachtcruises.com, 561.243.0686

Port of Palm Beach portofpalmbeach.com, 561.383.4100

46 Lots of Yachts

Lots of Spots lotsofyachts.com, 917.691.5688

• Over 20 yachts from 2-500 people for corporate events, social, private parties from Delray to Jupiter. Unique venues and destination management.

Luxurydaycharters.com Luxurydaycharters.com, 813.484.5663

47 Visit Palm Beach visitpalmbeach.com, 561.881.9757

• Visit Palm Beach is a premier provider of cruises, group tours, charters & rentalskayak, bike, e-scooter & two 49 pax catamarans in the Palm Beaches.

West Palm Beach City Docks wpb.org, 561.822.2222

GOLF

Alan C. Alford Red Reef Family Golf Course myboca.us, 561.391.5014

The Boca Raton Golf Club thebocaraton.com, 855.743.6130

Boca Raton Golf & Racquet Club myboca.us, 561.447.3520

The Breakers thebreakers.com, 877.935.7099

Breakers West Country Club breakerswestclub.com, 561.653.6323

John Prince Golf Learning Center pbcjohnprincegolf.com, 561.966.6666

• One of the top stand-alone golf practice facilities in the country, John Prince features a large practice tee and lights for practice after sunset. Visit our website for additional hotels, attractions and more at ThePalm Beaches.com

RESOURCES

Lake Worth Beach Golf Club lakeworthbeachgolfclub.com, 561.582.9713

The Links at Boynton Beach boynton-beach.org/golf, 561.742.6501

Okeeheelee Golf Course pbcokeeheeleegolf.com, 561.964.4653

• 27 holes of championship entertainment in a unique park setting. Each hole has five tees to play from, so every skill level will feel comfortable here

Osprey Point Golf Course pbcospreypointgolf.com, 561.482.2868

• The course offers three 9-hole courses, which can be played in three 18-hole combinations. Named an Audubon International Certified Classic Sanctuary.

48 Park Ridge Golf Course pbcparkridgegolf.com, 561.966.7044

• One of the most unique courses in South Florida. Sitting on top of a closed landfill, Park Ridge offers one of a kind views of the surrounding area.

PGA National pgaresort.com, 800.863.2819

The Seagate Country Club seagatedelray.com/golf, 561.665.4800

• The only resort in Delray offering guests exclusive access to a private beach, championship golf course, full-service spa, 2 swimming pools, and more.

Southwinds Golf Course pbcsouthwindsgolf.com, 561.482.3354

• A sanctuary for golfers and wildlife alike. It is pure golf the way it was meant to be played, with nothing to distract from the game.

OUTDOOR RECREATION

49 24 Karat Ranch 24karatranch.com, 561.508.3625

• A rustic ranch offering family fun activities; Yoga with Baby Goats, Farm Festivals, Ranch Tours, Venue for Birthdays, Weddings and Private Events.

Adventure Water Sports adventurews.com, 772.333.7723

Airboat Rides West Palm Beach airboatrideswestpalmbeach.com, 561.252.4030

Bryant Park lakeworthbeachfl.gov/parks 561.586.1600

Currie Park wpb.org, 561.804.4900

Get Wet Watersports getwetwatersports.com, 561.243.8938

Grassy Waters Preserve Nature Center wpb.org, 561.804.4985

Jupiter Dive Center jupiterdivecenter.com, 561.745.7807

Jupiter Outdoor CenterRiverbend Park jupiteroutdoorcenter.com, 561.747.0063

National Croquet Center croquetnational.com, 561.478.2300

• Free “Croquet” lessons offered every Saturday morning at 9:30 am with reservations, 561-478-2300, x3. Unique venue for a unique socializing experience.

Paddle Boarding Palm Beach paddleboardingpalmbeach.com, 561.313.6011

Parasailing Palm Beach parasailingpalmbeach.com, 800.2FLYNOW

Peaceful Waters Sanctuary wellingtonfl.gov, 561.791.4005

Pura Vida Divers puravidadivers.com, 561.840.8750

Scott’s Place Playground wellingtonfl.gov, 561.791.4000

Wellington Environmental Preserve at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Everglades Habitat wellingtonfl.gov, 561.791.4005

SHOPPING

Downtown at the Gardens downtownpbg.com, 561.340.1600

• A cosmopolitan heart and sunshine soul make Downtown Palm Beach Gardens an open-air shopping center, a tropical chic destination.

50 The Gardens Mall thegardensmall.com, 561.775.7750

• The Gardens Mall in Palm Beach Gardens is a luxurious 1.4 million-sq.-ft. regional shopping center featuring 150 fine specialty shops and restaurants.

Harbourside Place harboursideplace.com, 561.935.9533

• Harbourside Place is the premier downtown destination for shopping, dining, luxury hotel accommodations, entertainment and boating.

Lake Worth Beach Casino Building at the Beach Complex lakeworthbeachfl.gov, 561.533.7395

51 The Mall at Wellington Green shopwellingtongreen.com, 561.227.6900

• A 1.3 million-sq-ft enclosed shopping center with over 150 specialty shops, entertainment, and restaurants.

PGA Commons Art & Dining District pgacommons.com, 561.630.8630

The Royal Poinciana Plaza theroyalpoincianaplaza.com, 561.440.5441

• The Royal Poinciana Plaza is a shopping experience unlike any other in stylish Palm Beach featuring eclectic shops, exquisite food, & endless fun.

52 The Square thesquarewestpalm.com, 561.366.1000

• The Square is an energetic shopping, dining and entertainment destination in Downtown West Palm Beach offering a wide range of engaging public programming.

53 Tanger Outlets Palm Beach tangeroutlet.com/palmbeach, 561.515.4405

• Over 100 stores and all your favorite brands including Kate Spade New York, Michael Kors, Polo Ralph Lauren, Coach, Nike Factory Store, and more.

Town Center at Boca Raton simon.com/mall/town-center-at-bocaraton, 561.368.6000

• Town Center at Boca Raton features over 200 specialty stores, including an array of luxury boutiques in an upscale indoor environment.

The Tux Shop tuxshoppalmbeach.com, 561.626.8899

Worth Avenue worth-avenue.com, 561.659.6909

SPA & WELLNESS

Eau Spa at Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa eauspa.com, 561.540.4960

SiSpa at Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island Beach Resort & Spa marriott.com, 561.340.1755

Spa at the Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach fourseasons.com/palmbeach/spa, 561.582.2800

Spa Palmera the bocaraton.com, 561.347.4SPA

Tammy Fender Delray Beach Spa TammyFender.com, 561.278.8111

The Seagate Spa theseagatehotel.com/spa, 561.665.4950

The Spa at The Breakers thebreakers.com/spa, 877.935.7099

The Spa at PGA National pgaresort.com, 800.843.7725

The Spa at Tideline tidelineresort.com, 561.540.6459

The Spa at Jupiter Beach Resort jupiterbeachresort.com, 561.746.2511

TOURS & SIGHTSEEING

Damn Good Beer Bus damngoodbeerbus.com, 561.906.7212

Island Living Tours, Palm Beach islandlivingpb.com, 561.309.5790

Lotus Travel Company lotustravelcompany.com/palm-beachtour, 561.331.1071

Manatee Queen manateequeen.com, 561.744.2191

Palm Beach Jupiter Dolphin Tours palmbeachdolphintours.com, 888.FINS.400

West Palm Beach Food Tours westpalmbeachfoodtour.com, 561.331.1158

NOT TOO FAR AWAY

Dolphin Swim Tours dolphinworld.org, 954.525.4441

54 Everglades Holiday Park evergladesholidaypark.com, 954.434.8111

• Enjoy a 60-minute Everglades airboat tour and live gator show by the Gator Boys Alligator Rescue team. 2 FREE group photos per party are included.

Everglades Swamp Tours evergladesswamptours.com, 305.849.0135

• If you are thinking about embarking on an Everglades EcoTour, get ready for the time of your life. It’s a perfect adventure for families and friends!

FOOD & DRINK

1000 North 1000north.com, 561.570.1000

3800 Ocean at Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island marriottpalmbeach.com, 561.340.1795

Akira Back at The Ray Hotel Delray Beach hilton.com, 561.739.1708

Almond Restaurant almondrestaurant.com, 561.355.5080

Ambassador Grill at the Ambassador Hotel ambassadorgrillpb.com, 561.473.9799

Angle at Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa eaupalmbeach.com, 561.540.4924

Atlantic Grille at Seagate Hotel & Spa theatlanticgrille.com, 561.665.4900

Avocado Cantina avocadocantina.com, 561.766.2430

Avocado Grill avocadogrillwpb.com, 561.623.0822

Banter at the Canopy banterwpb.com, 561.802.7311

Barrio Sangria Bar barriowpb.com, 561.366.0071

55 Beacon thebeaconjupiter.com, 561.532.3280

• A contemporary American grille on the Jupiter Inlet waterfront, presents a dining destination set in a chic yet welcoming, modernist design.

Birdie’s Diner at PGA National pgaresort.com, 561.627.2000

Brandon’s on the Beach at Tideline Ocean Resort tidelineresort.com, 561.540.6444

Breeze Ocean Kitchen at Eau Palm Beach eaupalmbeach.com, 561.540.4924

The Butcher’s Club at PGA National pgaresort.com, 561.627.4852

Café Boulud at the Brazilian Court Hotel thebraziliancourt.com, 561.655.6060

Celis celis-produce.com, 561.328.6167

The Circle at The Breakers thebreakers.com, 888.724.3188

RESOURCES

City Cellar Wine Bar & Grill citycellarwpb.com, 561.366.0071

City Oyster cityoysterdelray.com, 561.272.0220

C oconuts on the Beach at Hilton Singer Island hilton.com, 561.848.3888

Deck 84 deck84.com, 561.665.8484

Drift at Opal Grand Oceanfront Resort & Spa driftdelray.com, 561.274.3289

Echo at The Breakers echopalmbeach.com, 561.802.4222

Elisabetta’s Ristorante Delray elisabettas.com, 561.560.6699

Elisabetta’s Ristorante West Palm Beach elisabettas.com, 561.342.6699

Ember Grill at The Ray Hotel Delray Beach embergrilldelray.com, 561.739.1705

Flagler Steakhouse at The Breakers thebreakers.com, 855.435.2053

Florie’s - Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach fourseasons.com, 561.582.2800

Galley at Hilton West Palm Beach galleywestpalmbeach.com, 561.231.6100

Grato gratowpb.com, 561.404.1334

Grease Burger Bar greasewpb.com, 561.651.1075

HMF at The Breakers hmfpalmbeach.com, 561.290.0104

Honeybelle at PGA National pgaresort.com, 561.627.2000

The Hut visitpalmbeach.com, 561.881.9757

The Italian Restaurant at The Breakers thebreakers.com, 888.273.2537

Louie Bossi Restaurant louiebossi.com, 561.336.6699

56 Lucky Shuck Oyster Bar & Taphouse luckyshuckjupiter.com, 561.532.3331

• Raw bar with fresh seafood and craft beer. Towering ceilings and vintageinspired, nautical designs are reminiscent of an early 20th-century shipyard.

57 Lynora’s Downtown West Palm Beach lynoras.com, 561.899.3117

• Lynora’s, family owned and operated est. 1976 has become known as the Best Italian restaurant in South Florida. Boca, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, WPB.

58 Lynora’s Kitchen lynoras.com, 561.444.3932

• Experience the full flavors of Italy at Lynora’s Kitchen. An al fresco, casual eatery located in the heart of Antique Row serving classic Italian.

Manor at Hilton West Palm Beach hilton.com, 561.231.6104

Mizu at Tideline Ocean Resort tidelineresort.com, 561.540.6444

Monkey Bar at Opal Grand Resort & Spa monkeybarfl.com, 561.274.3200

Nick and Johnny’s Osteria nickandjohnnysosteria.com, 561.318.5466

Paddock Restaurant pbkennelclub.com, 561.683.2222

Pavilion Grille paviliongrille.com, 561.912.0000

PB Catch Seafood & Raw Bar pbcatch.com, 561.655.5558

Pistache French Bistro pistachewpb.com, 561.833.5090

Proper Grit at The Ben propergrit.com, 561.655.4001

The Regional Kitchen and Public House eatregional.com, 561.557.6460

Rocco’s Tacos & Tequila Bar roccostacos.com, 561.650.1001

Seafood Bar at The Breakers thebreakers.com, 888.273.2537

SeaSpray Inlet Grill at Waterstone Resort & Marina seasprayboca.com, 561.226.3022

Seaway at Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach fourseasons.com, 561.582.2800

Sinclairs Ocean Grill at Jupiter Beach Resort opalcollection.com, 561.746.2511

Smoothie Me Please smoothiemeplease.com, 561.429.8002

Spruzzo at The Ben spruzzowestpalm.com, 561.655.4001

Stir Bar & Terrace at Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa eaupalmbeach.com, 561.533.6000

59 Sweetgreen sweetgreen.com, 914.584.5146

• At sweetgreen, our mission is to build healthier communities by connecting people to real food! Come visit in-store or order online!

Swifty’s at The Colony Palm Beach thecolonypalmbeach.com, 561.801.7429

The Tacklebox Seafood & Supply Co. tackleboxjupiter.com, 561.532.3332

Tony Roma’s at Hilton Palm Beach Airport tonyromas.com, 561.683.6777

Topside at the Beacon topsidejupiter.com, 561.532.3270

• North Palm Beach County’s preeminent rooftop tapas bar and craft cocktail lounge. Soak in the dazzling waterfront views of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse.

Treehouse Lounge & Bar at Canopy by Hilton West Palm Beach treehousewpb.com, 561.693.1556

BEACHES

Atlantic Dunes Park 1605 S. Ocean Blvd., Delray Beach, mydelraybeach.com

Carlin Park 400 S. State Road A1A, Jupiter, pbcgov.com/parks

Coral Cove Park 1600 Beach Road, Tequesta, pbcgov.com/parks

Delray Beach Municipal Park 340 S. Ocean Blvd., Delray Beach, mydelraybeach.com

DuBois Park 19075 DuBois Road, Jupiter, pbcgov.com/parks

Gulfstream Park 4489 N. Ocean Blvd., Gulfstream, pbcgov.com/parks

John D. MacArthur Beach State Park

10900 Jack Nicklaus Drive, North Palm Beach, macarthurbeach.org

Juno Beach Park 14775 U.S. Highway 1, Juno Beach, pbcgov.com/parks

Jupiter Beach Park 1375 Jupiter Beach Road, Jupiter, pbcgov.com/parks

Lake Worth Beach Park 10 S. Ocean Blvd., Lake Worth Beach, lakeworthbeachfl.gov

Lantana Park & Public Beach 100 N. Ocean Blvd., Lantana, lantana.org

Loggerhead Park 14200 U.S. Highway 1, Juno Beach, pbcgov.com/parks

Ocean Cay Park 2188 Marcinski Road, Jupiter, pbcgov.com/parks

Ocean Inlet Park 6990 N. Ocean Blvd., Boynton Beach, pbcgov.com/parks

Oceanfront Park 6415 N. Ocean Blvd., Boynton Beach, boynton-beach.org

Ocean Reef Park 3860 N. Ocean Blvd., Riviera Beach, pbcgov.com/parks

Palm Beach Municipal Park “Midtown Beach”

Just north of Worth Avenue, 300 Block of S. Ocean Blvd., Palm Beach, townofpalmbeach.com

Palm Beach Shores Beach 90 Edwards Lane (near Community Center), Palm Beach Shores, palmbeachshoresfl.us

Peanut Island Park 6500 Peanut Island Road, Riviera Beach, pbcgov.com/parks

Phipps Ocean Park 2201 S. Ocean Blvd., Palm Beach, townofpalmbeach.com

Phil Foster Park 900 E. Blue Heron Blvd., Riviera Beach, pbcgov.com/parks

R.G. Kreusler 2695 S. Ocean Blvd., Palm Beach, pbcgov.com/parks

Riviera Beach

Municipal Beach 2511 Ocean Drive, Riviera Beach, rivierabch.com

Red Reef Park 1400 N. State Road A1A, Boca Raton, mybocaparks.org

South Beach Park

400 N. State Road A1A, Boca Raton, mybocaparks.org

South Inlet Park

1100 S. Ocean Blvd., Boca Raton, pbcgov.com/parks

Spanish River Park

3001 N. State Road A1A, Boca Raton, mybocaparks.org

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THE PALM BEACHES

Here in The Palm Beaches, our 39 cities and towns within the borders of Palm Beach County provide endless opportunities for working, playing and living the relaxed South Florida lifestyle. From cosmopolitan attractions and vibrant nightlife to serene natural areas and two distinct coastlines—the Atlantic Ocean to the east and Lake Okeechobee to the west—it’s easy to make yourself at home.

WHY RELOCATE?

Palm Beach County offers:

• A pro-business environment

• Low business costs

• A solid infrastructure system

• Superior education and job training

• High-quality healthcare

• A great place to raise a family

• Wide range of housing options

• The perfect climate year-round

• Bustling arts & cultural scene

• Palm Beach International Airport, ranked one of the top 10 airports in the world

• A-rated school districts

Palm Beach County is the #1 county for both people and income growth compared to other counties studied in the state of Florida

A New Kind ofALegacy New Golden Era

A South Florida icon since 1926, The Boca Raton is undergoing its most significant evolution to date. Discover countless new experiences among our 200 waterfront acres, with reimagined hotels like the historic Cloister and adults-only Yacht Club, as well as the totally renovated Tower, which reopens Spring 2022. All-new dining and entertainment destinations have opened across the resort, including Sadelle’s, The Flamingo Grill, and MB Supper Club. Harborside Pool Club offers three pools, a lazy river, water slides and more, while our private golden beach, beautiful Golf Club course, and the award-winning Spa Palmera are more spectacular than ever. Escape to the extraordinary at The Boca Raton.