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The best beaches in West Palm Beach, Jupiter, Boca. We love our Florida beaches! With Palm Beach County’s 4. Atlantic shoreline, there are lots of beautiful beaches to choose. And if you like uncrowded beaches, or want to enjoy the perfect spot to grab breakfast at the beach, we found those too! Here we break down the main attractions and facts on each beach from Tequesta to Boca Raton.(This list was originally compiled by Staci Sturrock/Palm Beach Post Staff Writer)TEQUESTACoral Cove Park. Vital statistics: 1. Parking: Free> > RELATED on MYPALMBEACHPOST: Vero Beach - Enjoy sunrises not high- rises.
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The beach: The primary draw of this quiet Florida beach – the county’s northernmost — is the snorkeling. With clear waters and multiple rock formations within wading distance of shore, Coral Cove allows you to swim with the tropical fishes, sting rays and seahorses.
In addition to its guarded beach, Coral Cove also offers 6. Intracoastal Waterway frontage that’s paddleboard- perfect.> > Related: Looking for a water park? Try Rapids Water Park. Nearby points of interest: The fantastic Blowing Rocks Nature Conservancy kicks up surf to the north (you can actually walk to it on the beach from Coral Cove), while Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum shines a light on Florida history to the south. Coral Cove Park: 1.
S. Beach Road, Tequesta; 5. JUPITERCARLIN PARKCarlin Park. The Palm Beach Post.
Vital statistics: 1. Parking: Free. The main attraction: North County’s marquee beach park, Carlin has it all: an amphitheater and Civic Center; bocce, tennis and volleyball courts; a 2. Nearby points of interest: Check out the historical marker in front of the park’s Lazy Loggerhead Café, which serves breakfast and lunch, and often attracts a line of hungry beachgoers. It tells the story of the U. S. Life Saving Station, built on the site of Carlin Park in 1. Carlin Park: 4. 00 S.
State Road A1. A, Jupiter; 5. JUPITER BEACH PARKVital statistics: 4. Parking: Free. The main attraction: This park, with its front- row views of Jupiter Inlet, is popular with folks who enjoy fishing off its jetty, which is open around the clock. It’s got picnic areas with grills, a sand volleyball court and a historical marker detailing the Spanish galleons and merchant ships that sank beneath the waves here in the 1. Nearby points of interest: Although dogs aren’t allowed in Jupiter Beach Park (or any county- operated park), Fido can romp on 2½ miles of off- leash beach to the south — between access markers 2.
Jupiter. Just make sure you scoop your pooch’s poop! Jupiter Beach Park: 1.
U. S. Hwy., 1, Juno Beach; 5. OCEAN CAY PARKKayleigh Jurasz (left, age 6) of Port St.
Lucie surfs with the help of a volunteer during Surfers For Autism's 6th Annual Festival of the Palm Beaches at Ocean Cay Park in Jupiter Saturday, May 9, 2. Bruce R. Bennett / The Palm Beach Post).
Vital statistics: 1. Parking: Free. The main attraction: The four, well- maintained sand volleyball courts and a pair of nice picnic pavilions are Ocean Cay’s calling cards.
The park’s small beach is just a short walk across A1. A, and it’s the only county beach that allows dogs in designated areas. The beach provides lifeguards from 9 a.
Nearby points of interest: Bluffs Square Shoppes plaza, across U. S. Hwy. 1 from Ocean Cay, is home not only to Locals Surf Shop’s Jupiter location, but also a Publix packed with sun- and- surf supplies. Ocean Cay Park: 2.
Marcinski Road, Jupiter; 5. JUNO BEACHJUNO BEACH PARKA fisherman hauls in a catch on the Juno Beach Pier at sunrise. Lannis Waters / The Palm Beach Post). Palm Beach Post. Vital statistics: Five acres, 3. Parking: Free. The main attraction: The 9. Juno Beach Pier is a swell place to watch a sunrise or sunset (or stay on the sand and use it as a centerpiece for your dawn and dusk photos). Admission to the pier, which boasts a bait shop and snack bar, is $1 for spectators and $4 for those planning to fish.
Nearby points of interest: Loggerhead Marinelife Center oversees the operation of the Juno Pier. The center, which serves as a hospital to injured sea turtles, is just south of the pier in Loggerhead Park.
Photo by Lannis Waters/The Palm Beach Post)Juno Beach Park: 1. U. S. Hwy. 1, Juno Beach. LOGGERHEAD PARKA loggerhead turtle returns to the ocean after nesting at Mac. Arthur Beach State Park in North Palm Beach, where a record 1,7.
Rangers and volunteers have counted as many as 5. There are still three months to go in nesting season. Photo courtesy of Mac. Arthur Beach State Park). Vital statistics: 1. Parking: Free. The main attraction: Loggerhead Marinelife Center is the centerpiece of this kid- friendly north county beach park, which includes picnic areas, play structures and a nature trail on the west side of U. S. Highway 1. The center, which cares for injured sea turtles that have been rescued along our coast, is a popular destination for field trips, birthday parties and scouts.
It’s open seven days a week, and admission is free, although donations are encouraged. Nearby points of interest: Look for the old historical marker — near the southern edge of the Loggerhead parking lot – commemorating the site of the 7½- mile Celestial Railroad.
South Florida’s first rail line, it connected Jupiter and Juno Beach. Loggerhead Park: 1. U. S. Hwy. 1, Juno Beach. JOHN D. Mac. ARTHUR STATE PARK.
Richard Graulich/The Palm Beach Post. Vital statistics: 4. Admission: $5 per vehicle (limit two to eight people), $4 per single- occupant vehicle, $2 for pedestrians, bicyclists or extra passengers.
The main attraction: The only state park in Palm Beach County, Mac. Arthur truly is a local treasure. A 1,6. 00- foot boardwalk carries you from an exhibit- filled nature center to a beach of untamed, abiding beauty. And if your party isn’t up to the walk, trams will ferry you between the parking lot and beach. Reef and rock outcroppings in shallow water near the park are a popular destination for snorkelers and scuba divers hoping to see squid, schools of snook, and colorful tropical fish. Nearby points of interest: No need to leave Mac. Arthur to extend your outing.
The park offers nature talks and walks, fish- tank interpretations, performances by bluegrass bands and complimentary kayak lessons. John D. Mac. Arthur State Park: 1. Ellison Wilson Rd., Palm Beach Gardens; 5. RIVIERA BEACHOCEAN REEF PARKOcean Reef Park. Vital statistics: 1.