Mike and Marcus are really nice and all the regulars showed me how to fish the pier. The pier is only half way open but still offers tons of different species of fish. It's the only pier around that's open all night and it has great locals

One of the best casino experiences I've ever had! 🎰✨ From the moment I walked in, everything felt top-tier — stylish interior, friendly staff, and a vibrant atmosphere that made the night unforgettable. The game selection was outstanding: a mix of classic tables like blackjack and roulette, plus a wide variety of slots with exciting themes. Dealers were professional and polite, and I really appreciated how the staff took the time to explain the rules without making anyone feel rushed or out of place — perfect for both newcomers and seasoned players. Drinks were flowing, the lounge had great live music, and I even ended up walking out a little luckier than I came in. 🤑💫 Whether you're looking for a fun night out or just trying your luck — this place delivers on every level. Highly recommend!

Compared to other piers like my local one (Dania) this pier seemed to be quite cleaner. The bait cutting stations were CLEAN and no rotting fish smell everywhere, indicating the people up here are mindful as well. Fishing price is doubled what you pay in Dania ($6 instead of $3) but it balances out and is a better value because parking is half the price here and it’s FREE for spectators whereas Dania charges $2 for that. Overall because of cleanliness and value I give this place a 5/5 . I didn’t see a lot of people catching fish but that just could’ve been the time of day. I will come back again with my gear.

A truly amazing place to visit! The amount of different butterflies and birds you can see is incredible. The whole place is clean and just beautifully done. Definitely loved feeding the birds in the Lorikeet encounter so bring some cash it costs 2 dollars.

Very festive where it counts! What was once an outlet mall now serves a much more independent and fun niche. Many micro businesses pop up and they are all interesting, quirky, but most of all fun. Customer service does vary from location to location so definitely account for that and leave the Karens at home.

Stopped here with my boyfriend during our week-long Florida vacation; never been to such an interesting nature center with no entrance fee. Eels, adult sea turtles, rays, and many different fish in outdoor tanks; seahorses and baby sea turtles in the indoor lab (which is pretty small). If I had the one of these nearby I’d go all the time.

Such a beautiful and peaceful experience! The Morikami Museum was super affordable and felt like a little escape to Japan—without having to leave Florida. The scenic views were stunning, and I loved how spacious the entire place was. The walking paths, waterfalls, and bonsai trees made the whole visit feel so calming and immersive. The museum exhibits were well-curated and gave a great cultural overview. The café food was surprisingly good, and the gift shop had really cute finds at reasonable prices. I would absolutely go again—next time I’m signing up for the tea ceremony! Overall, a wonderful and enriching experience. Highly recommend if you’re in the Delray Beach area.

We were in town for the Thanksgiving weekend and eager to explore Delray Beach and “the Ave.” It’s a happening, congested area at the intersection of Atlantic Avenue and A1A which parallels the ocean. We saw a little bit of everything as we sat in a covered pavilion and people-watched. Lots of beach goers, some wearing very little. We were encouraged to see police presence and lots of families walking along the Ave and enjoying the beach. Numerous retail and eating establishments. Controlled intersections make it easy to cross Atlantic Ave. to get to the beach. Public parking is available. We parked in the Gleason St. lot and used the ParkMobile app to pay. So easy. A kiosk is available if a visitor doesn’t have the app. The Freebee transportation system via a souped up golf cart is available. Free (with a driver tip.)

We visited Wakodahatchee Wetlands and were amazed by how peaceful and well maintained it was. During our walk along the boardwalk, we spotted alligators basking in the sun, countless birds in their natural habitat, and even a few iguanas, which made the experience feel like a true wildlife adventure. The setting is quiet and serene, offering a perfect escape into nature while still being easy to navigate.

Wanna walk through a dream🔮? Want birds🐦‍⬛🐦and turtles🐢this is your place…Absolute hidden gem💎 extremely well done boardwalk through one of thee most beautiful wetlands dense in pickerelweed🪻and duckweeds that cover the turtles and gators it’s so whimsical‼️the amount of birds and turtles out here is immense you guys this place is impressive along the walk your gonna see birds nest close enough to peak over the boardwalk to see baby chicks inside or blue eggs🪺 the flowers the huts and pavilions you have to come visit. Watching a gator swim by as it’s tail swirls the duckweed behind it is magical Nature center with attentive staff a bit of foot traffic but you can’t help but understand. I sure do , this is a Must. 💎

This park is a must see if you’re seeking wide open spaces Cypress swamp wildlife hiking trails access to fishing boat, ramps kayaks and all the wonderful things that are connected to the Outdoors in South Florida this pristine well-maintained park starts off with a very informative experience accessible Park Rangers in interactive display, a gift shop and clean restrooms from there. The Cypress swamp hike is awesomebirding wildlife photography at its best. Second part of the park is the levy and the Everglades vibe seating tables everything you need to have an incredible day outside don’t miss this experience.

My wife and I visited here (for the first time) on the morning of June 16, 2025. We were en route to nearby John Prince Park Campground (where we couldn't check in until 1:00 pm) and I was towing a small travel trailer with my pickup truck, so we'd already planned to arrive here as soon as they opened at 9:00 am. I was glad we did that because I was able to find and take up two shaded parking spaces under the small solar panel awning near the entrance to their (free) parking lot, and it was not crowded yet. At the ticket booth, the very nice lady who helped us asked if I was former military or a retired first responder, and when I told her I was, she gave me free admission and my wife got a 50% discount on her ticket. The zoo itself is not very big (acreage wise), but it packs a lot of great content into a relatively small package. Just a short walk inside the entrance is a large "splash pad" area (about 200 feet in diameter) for the kids to play in, and it also serves as the center point of the zoo, with each section of the animal displays surrounding it in a spoke-like arrangement. This makes it very easy to navigate the park without the need of a map because you can't get lost here. All of the animals' living areas were super clean and well cared for. The zoo's grounds are also VERY BEAUTIFUL with all kinds of exotic tropical plants and trees that are as nicely groomed and maintained as those found in a botanical garden. The zoo also has quite a nice selection of big cats, monkeys, and other animals from South and Central America, as well as from SE Asia. We have been to about 40 different zoos all over the US and SE Asia, and this one was way up near the top in terms of its cleanliness and easy-to-navigate layout. It only takes about 2-3 hours to see everything. It should definitely be on your MUST DO list if you are visiting the Palm Beach County area of Florida. If you are visiting in the summer months, go early in the morning as soon as they open at 9:00 am to avoid heat exhaustion, because the summer sun and high humidity will get you overheated by noon.

Lovely street to walk up and down on. I loved all the little alleys and walkways that led to more stores and magically decorated entrances. Loved my walk here. I went Labor Day weekend so it was not busy at all. It was perfect. We started at the pink paradise cafe and walked west then walked east all the way to the clock tower. lovely day.

I was nicely surprised to find this world class art museum in WPB! It had a nice varity of Contemporary, old European, modern European, American, Chinese, and more! Took me about 3 hours to see the full place. Nice sculpture garden. Highly recommended! General admission is $18 and because I am a student it was only $5. I highly recommend!

CityPlace in Palm Beach is a charming and beautifully renovated shopping and dining area. It offers a cozy mix of restaurants, boutique apparel stores, and stylish design shops. The landscaping is especially inviting, with lush trees and greenery throughout, and moss elegantly hanging from balconies, giving it a laid-back, upscale vibe. A great place to stroll, grab a bite, and enjoy the atmosphere, day or night. Whether you're window-shopping or meeting friends, the ambiance makes it worth a visit.

Decided to head up to west palm to visit this beautiful estate. The visit was definitely worth it. It was a walk through the gilded age of Florida. You get to go through the whole place and see just how expensive and eloquent people with money lived back then. Henry Flagler had exquisite taste and learned a lot about him and his family. It’s a beautiful experience

Love it here is beautiful , they have restaurant, theater, cafe place, shopping etc..

My husband and I were unsure if we should go without our kids, and im glad we still went. We had an absolutely amazing time. We arrived around 130pm, and the car drive through the safari took us about 1.5 hours while listening to the audio guide and stopping while seeing animals. We then went into the park (bring your bathing suits). Enjoy the day. Everything is included except the additional feeding of animals, but you can still get close and encounter them all. We grabbed a dole whip to cool off. By 4pm, we were done with the park, but if we had the kids with us, we could spend all day at the water slide and water park. We decided to drive through the safari one more time as it was getting dark as it was about to storm. I'm so glad we did. The animals were way more active and out walking around compared to mid day when they were hiding in the shade. Lions were active, and the workers were actually putting them away, and they were up roaming around. It was faster, only took us 30 minutes as we passed by other cars that were still enjoying the animals.

Our recent visit was a delightful experience filled with learning about animals. Josie, our guide, was exceptional—helpful, knowledgeable, and passionate about the sanctuary's mission. Her insights made the visit truly enriching. However, the sanctuary itself is quite small, which was a bit of a surprise. While it's well-maintained, I couldn't help but wish they had more space and larger enclosures for the animals. Hopefully, with more funding, they can expand their facilities to provide a better environment for the animals and enhance the visitor experience. Overall, it's a wonderful place with potential for growth, and we look forward to seeing how it evolves in the future.

Jupiter Beach Park is an absolute gem! The views are nothing short of amazing—waves crashing against the shore, soft sand beneath your feet, and the soothing sound of the ocean all around you. It’s the perfect spot to relax, take a walk, or just sit and enjoy the natural beauty that surrounds you. The park is well-maintained with clean facilities, picnic areas, and plenty of space to spread out without feeling crowded. Whether you’re watching surfers ride the waves, enjoying a family day out, or just catching a sunrise, there’s something here for everyone. What really sets it apart is the peaceful vibe—surrounded by beautiful coastal vegetation and wildlife, it’s a great escape from the everyday. Jupiter Beach Park captures the best of Florida’s shoreline in one unforgettable experience.

Great family park. Slow current, shallow river great for families with small children. The beach is a short walk away with clear, turquoise waters. Lots of pretty seashells for people to pick. We arrived at 9am on a Saturday and there was plenty of parking and picnic tables. We left at 2:30pm and the lot was full. The tide came in by the time we left but the water was still clear and shallow in the river. We had a great time overall!

Cool lighthouse that is still actively in use and whose history dates back to the 1800s. The staff here (mostly retiree volunteers) is very engaging, very knowledgeable, and very friendly. It’s quite a hike getting up the lighthouse, but once on top, it has an amazing view. The staff gave us a detailed history overview briefing while we were at the top of the lighthouse. Cost to enter is very reasonable. What’s also unique about the sight is the ginormous Banyan tree at the base of the lighthouse. It’s a one of a kind tree that is a non-native tree of the region. People who are claustrophobic may not want to attempt the lighthouse staircase climb as it’s a narrow and very steep staircase. Also, I noticed when standing at the top of the lighthouse, you can feel the structure swaying in the wind (it’s a gentle sway), but it did make me a little nervous whenever you feel it 😬

What a great place to go & see Florida wildlife. Excellent access for walking the path, pushing kids in strollers or taking someone with a walker or wheelchair. Entry by optional donation. They make it easy- goes to a good cause. Great gift store & educational opportunities. Nice clean facilities. Well done on the new build. Thankful they are rehabbing area wildlife & giving locals (and tourists) a nice place to see animals outside a traditional zoo setting.

This place was so close to home yet we felt like we were a million miles from civilization. Spent the day exploring trails and checking out the area, made some great drone videos. Saw some big gators. Beautiful flowers and a white barn owl. Very serene.

Hands down, this might be the best Florida state park I’ve ever visited. The biking and hiking trails were so much fun and really well maintained. We stayed for a long weekend and everything about the trip was just right. The campground was peaceful, the scenery was beautiful, and the whole place felt untouched and quiet. If you’re looking to disconnect and enjoy nature, this is the spot.

Such a great self-serve beach with a few daytime lifeguards and excellent snorkeling for being right on the shore with a massive collection of seashells, small fish, and birds. A clean bathroom with a drinking fountain but no on site restaurants- however lots of great options within a 2-15 min drive would 10/10 recommend

Not only is the house of refuge the oldest building in Martin County, it’s served as a life-saving service to those that were shipwrecked out on Gilbert‘s bar. It’s my favorite beach to bring my dogs too. You can see the exposed part of Anastasia‘s formation which is an outcrop of Coquina that was created by polychaete worms. That’s right, a reef system that was built by worms a long, long time ago. And if you catch it at low tide, you can go in front of the worm reef and see all the creatures that inhabited now. My French bulldog Winston loves to explore it.

Great experience here. Outdoors seemed better as it’s a great people watching spot but we were seated indoors. The fresh catch of the day was delicious mahi. Very attentive staff. My favorite place to eat in the area.

Excellent car collection. Was not expecting it. Artwork was beautiful. Restaurant adjacent had live music on Sunday and the beach was right behind it all. What a great way to spend a Sunday. Highly recommend.

Last week we went to the Florida Oceanographic Center during our stay on Hutchinson island. It obviously is extremely hot outside this time of year so I recommend bringing water and sunscreen. There are some AC and shady areas to cool down but a good portion is outside. We loved the indoor area that was an aquarium inside with tons of cool fish in it. Highly recommend spending some time visiting.