The Palm Beaches is one of the most beautiful areas in all Florida. This guide will help you plan you find some gems, so get ready! With great spots to choose from as well as outdoor adventures along our scenic beaches this area has something for everyone who visits it's magical places with lush greenery and beautiful beaches everywhere you look.
Kayaking and Boating at Peanut Island
The new Riviera Beach Marina is an excellent base for kayakers, with plenty of space and abundance. The sandy beach has two rental operations that provide everything you need to enjoy your time out on the water - from wave runners right down into paddleboards! — Nautical Ventures and Blue Water Boat Rental. You can also catch some extremely fun boat parties, where everyone celebrates life on the shallow sandbar on the north end of peanut island.
John D. MacArthur Beach State Park
The Palm Beaches only state park is home to some of the best beaches in Florida. With almost two miles of pristine, stunning beachfront you can enjoy swimming or fishing right off your own shore without having any worries about how far out into sea it may be - this quiet sanctuary has everything under control! activities like these are just the beginning as there's plenty more where that came from; don't forget about nature trails for children who love getting up close and personal with all sorts put bugs on display by zoo-keepers (or even teaching them new things!), visitor center giving tours so everyone knows their rights while visiting. — MacArther State Park. Oh and and if you're looking for a real adventure, rent a kayak from the park and paddle out to enchanted Munyon Island, you won't regret it!
Phil Foster Park
The world famous waters under the Blue Heron Bridge and one-of-a kind Underwater Snorkel Trail make a premier spot for experienced scuba divers or beginner snorkelers alike. It's an abundance of marine life, with frequent visits from stingrays (and their eels), giant starfish, brightly colored tropical fish and even occasional octopuses! — Phil Foster Park
Ocean Reef Park
Ocean Reef Park is a hidden gem on Singer Island. The water here has excellent snorkeling, so if you are looking to get in some exploring this will be the place for it! One step away from A1A and John D MacArthur Beach State Park has big rock outcroppings that form an artificial reef right at your feet which makes finding fish easy without having any boats or long swims required; there’s lots of natural beauty too like kayaking around Lake Worth Lagoon -it's amazing!. —Ocean Reef Park
Rapids Water Park
Rapids Water Park is South Florida’s largest water park featuring 35-action packed acres and 42 of the biggest, wettest, most thrilling water slides and attractions. Take a jaw-dropping seven-story ride down Big Thunder or a relaxing break floating through the serene current of the Lazy River. There is so much to do for the young and the young at heart. The park offers a full day of non-stop fun with something for everyone! —Rapids Water Park
Lion Country Safari & Water Park
You can get up close and personal with 900 WILD animals, including lions, giraffe zebras ostriches rhinos in Palm Beach County's backyard at Lion Country Safari. After seeing them on safari drive through four miles of scenic routes or explore their new amusement park called Safari World Amusement & Water Park while you're there! —Lion Country Safari
