Further along the coast
Palm Beaches.
Guides for the Palm Beaches
Start with a good story.
Browse a few ways to spend time here, then choose the guide that fits your day.
Beach & water
Sand, boat days and time by the coast.
Places to stay
Hotels and resorts for a South Florida stay.
Get to know the Palm Beaches
A little more of the Palm Beaches.
Keep both sides of the water in view. West Palm Beach’s streets and cafés, Palm Beach’s architecture and the wider area’s shoreline all belong in a visit to the Palm Beaches.
Leave time for the coast
Beach time is part of the appeal, whether you want a swim or simply a stretch of sand to settle into. Our beach guide looks across the Palm Beaches, rather than treating the area as a single stop.
Peanut Island adds another waterfront outing to consider, with swimming and snorkeling among the activities described in the area guide. Choose your day around the shore you want to explore.
Explore the area’s beachesTwo sides of the water
In West Palm Beach, Clematis Street brings restaurants, bars and shops into one part of the day. Across the water in Palm Beach, Worth Avenue and Ocean Boulevard turn the focus toward shopping and architecture.
The Henry Morrison Flagler Museum in Palm Beach offers a closer look at the area’s history through a grand house and its grounds. Combine a museum visit with time in the streets around it, rather than rushing straight back to the beach.
Explore things to do in the Palm BeachesFrom a coffee stop to dinner
Plan meals on both sides of the water. Our restaurant guide includes Palm Beach and West Palm Beach, with choices ranging from casual pizza to a more dressed-up dinner.
The coffee guide has the same regional reach: Hive Bakery and Café in West Palm Beach and Chik Monk Coffee in Palm Beach are among its stops. Make space for a café between a morning walk and the next part of the day.
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