The Best Charming Towns to Visit in Palm Beach Florida

Palm Beach Florida: Here’s a guide to seven distinct communities in Palm Beach County, starting from the north.

Jupiter Palm Beach Florida

Jupiter, once a small fishing village, is now a famous vacation destination where celebrities like Tiger Woods often visit.

At Jupiter Beach Florida Resort & Spa, you can relax under a cabana on a quiet beach, swim in the heated pool, or treat yourself to a Swedish massage.

For baseball fans, Roger Dean Stadium hosts Florida Marlins spring training games and games for the St. Louis Cardinals.

Don’t miss the Food Shack, a casual restaurant that perfectly captures the relaxed vibe of this town. Locals love the sweet potato-crusted fish.

Palm Beach Gardens/Singer Island

Palm Beach Gardens (Palm Beach Florida) is famous for golf, hosting the PGA Tour’s Honda Classic at PGA National’s Champion course, after a recent $65 million renovation of PGA National Resort & Spa. Singer Island, just a bridge away, offers stunning natural scenery. You can hike, snorkel, or explore mangroves at John D. MacArthur State Park nearby.

West Palm Beach Florida

West Palm Beach Florida is a lively city known for its vibrant social scene. In the downtown area, you can enjoy live bands playing at festivals and concerts in the city square. One of the highlights is SunFest in May, Florida’s biggest music and art festival, which draws huge crowds with acts like Bob Dylan and No Doubt.

If you’re into culture, you can catch musicals at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts or explore art exhibits at the Norton Museum of Art. For dining, shopping, and nightlife, places like Clematis Street and City Place offer trendy restaurants, shops, and clubs. And if you’re looking for accommodation, hotels like Hyatt Place West Palm Beach/Downtown are available.

Palm Beach Manalapan

Palm Beach is known as a luxurious destination favored by wealthy people. You can shop at fancy stores on Worth Avenue, often compared to Rodeo Drive in California. Enjoy lunch at trendy restaurants. There are many places to stay, like The Breakers, built by Henry Morrison Flagler, which has nine restaurants and five pools. The Four Seasons Resort on the oceanfront has a huge spa and salon, and The Omphoy Ocean Resort is the only small hotel right on the beach in Palm Beach. In Manalapan, a rich area at Palm Beach’s southern tip, you can relax at the fancy Ritz-Carlton, Palm Beach, which has five stars. 

Wellington Palm Beach Florida

Just west of Palm Beach is Wellington, known as horse country. You can watch tournaments from private boxes at the International Polo Club Palm Beach Florida. The Winter Equestrian Festival, which lasts 12 weeks, features top Olympic riders. Wellington has also hosted celebrities like Madonna over the years.

Delray Beach Florida

Delray Beach is a stylish seaside town. You can explore art galleries along Atlantic Avenue and enjoy delicious meals at fancy restaurants and outdoor cafes.

For great ocean views, check out Boston’s on the Beach. It’s a relaxed spot where you can try New England-style seafood.

When it comes to accommodations, consider staying at Crane’s Beach House, Sundy House, or Delray Beach Marriott. Or, for a bit of luxury, try the new Seagate Hotel and Spa.

Boca Raton Palm Beach Florida

Design enthusiasts will love Boca Raton, where the famous architect Addison Mizner made a lasting impact. His unique style, blending Mediterranean, Moorish, and Spanish influences, is seen all over the city, especially at the Boca Raton Resort & Club. Recently, the resort, now part of the Waldorf-Astoria Collection, even added a sushi bar by Masaharu Morimoto from “Iron Chef.”

Be sure to visit the Boca Raton Museum of Art, which features artworks by Picasso.

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