Welcome to Florida's Palm Beaches
39 cities and towns along Florida's southeastern coast, with 47 miles of coastline, world-class arts, and a coastal lifestyle that's hard to leave.
The Palm Beaches span 39 diverse cities and towns along Florida's southeastern coast, from Jupiter Island and Singer Island down to Boynton and Delray Beaches. Our roots run deepest in West Palm Beach and Palm Beach Island, the two destinations that most define our brand, our service, and the guest experiences we put together.
The Heart of It All
West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach is the cultural and commercial hub of the region, known for its walkable downtown, lively waterfront, historic neighborhoods, and vibrant arts scene. The city is home to Clematis Street's nightlife, the diverse shopping and dining of CityPlace, and major cultural attractions like the Norton Museum of Art and Kravis Center for the Performing Arts.
Its historic districts, including El Cid and Flamingo Park, are filled with character-rich homes and leafy streets, while the weekly GreenMarket and waterfront events give the city a welcoming, community-oriented feel. With Brightline's high-speed rail station right downtown, West Palm also serves as the perfect home base for regional adventures.
Just Across the Intracoastal
Palm Beach Island
Palm Beach Island lies just across the Intracoastal and offers a different kind of experience, one steeped in elegance and history. As America's First Resort Destination, The Island is home to iconic landmarks like The Breakers and Worth Avenue, where Mediterranean architecture and world-class shopping create an experience all its own.
Visitors can stroll the scenic Lake Trail, admire the architecture of the historic mansions, or enjoy a drink under the palms at The Colony Hotel. Cultural gems like the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum and The Society of the Four Arts provide a sense of place that's both refined and relaxed.
Things to Do
Something for Every Kind of Trip
Beaches and Nature
47 miles of coastline with beach parks, nature preserves, and scenic trails for swimming, biking, or paddleboarding.
Arts and Culture
Dozens of museums and performing arts venues, including the Norton Museum of Art and The Society of the Four Arts.
Shopping and Dining
Designer boutiques on Worth Avenue, local gems in Northwood Village, and restaurants ranging from oceanfront seafood to modern fusion.
Outdoor Adventure
Legendary golf courses, Intracoastal boat tours, and guided Everglades eco-excursions.
Events and Festivals
Art shows, polo matches, boat shows, and food and wine events running year-round.
Getting Around
Palm Beach International Airport (PBI) offers direct flights from major U.S. cities. Brightline's high-speed rail connects West Palm Beach with Fort Lauderdale and Miami in under 90 minutes. Once you're here, walk, bike, or hop aboard the free downtown trolley in West Palm.
