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Beat the Winter Blues in Florida’s Palm Beaches (Sponsored)
Beat the Winter Blues in Florida’s Palm Beaches (Sponsored)
Nov 1, 2024 10:26 PM

When those winter blues start to creep up on you, it’s time for the blue skies and turquoise waters of The Palm Beaches. This charming stretch of South Florida became America’s First Resort Destination® back in 1894 for good reason. The Palm Beaches are the best way to experience Florida.

Over 47 miles of pristine beachesYou won’t fight overbearing crowds, loud music or miles of traffic in this charming seaside locale. Instead, you’ll relax on tranquil stretches of the whitest and softest sand in The Sunshine State. The average temperature is a balmy 78º usually accompanied by a gentle ocean breeze.

Turn your favorite summer activities into your favorite winter activitiesIf you’re looking for a sun-drenched break from the cold, The Palm Beaches offer endless options – beaches, scuba diving, snorkeling, airboat rides, parks, boating, fishing, the Everglades, Lake Okeechobee, championship golf, scenic hiking trails and much more.

Golfers can tee it up on more than 170 courses, including legends like The Breakers, The Boca Raton Resort & Club and PGA National Resort & Spa. If golf isn’t your game, choose a day of offshore or freshwater fishing. Charters head out daily for Tuna, Dolphin, Sailfish and Wahoo all running offshore. You’ll also find some of the best bass fishing in the entire country on Lake Okeechobee.

For families there are countless options, from sea turtle nesting areas to scenic nature trails to special attractions like the Jupiter Lighthouse, the first and only nationally-designated Outstanding Natural Area east of the Mississippi River.

World-class shoppingWalk along famed Worth Avenue in the charming downtown district and discover shopping to rival the world’s fashion centers. From local boutiques to legendary designers to prestigious retailers, you’ll find them all along what has been called “The Rodeo Drive of The East Coast.” Stop for a bit at one of the many sidewalk cafes and then continue your sunny stroll through this shopper’s paradise.

Beyond the sun and sandThe Palm Beaches boast more than 200 theaters, museums and cultural venues for all ages. The eclectic dining scene features everything from charming bistros to celebrity chef experiences. There are a host of great attractions like Lion Country Safari, The South Florida Science Museum and the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens. Whether you’re looking to reconnect with a romantic escape or to come together as a family, The Palm Beaches truly offer you the best of everything.

For more information and special vacation packages, visit PalmBeachFL.com.

Content provided by Palm Beach County Convention and Visitors Bureau.

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