Lake Worth Pier, also known as William O. Lockhart pier, and most often referred to as Benny's,…read moreafter the name of the restaurant located on it. Yes, it's a lot of names for the same place, but that's the way it is. The restaurant offers full bar drink and a rather good food menu. But best of all, great views of the ocean and the beach. As for the food, drinks and service, I was disappointed by them all. As beach parking and Benny's restaurant parking are the same, parking can be a problem.

I've walked down the pier many times over the years to look out over the ocean. I don't actually…read morerecall paying but there is a fee to walk on the pier as a non-fisher. I came here recently at night on a full moon. There were so many people on the beach, around a drumming circle up on the grass, at the restaurants, and even fishing on the pier. As we walked down the pier, we saw a rocket go off in the sky. Since people are actively fishing, it can be precarious with people casting in the wind and hooks flying about. I can recall walking out during the day and seeing so much sealife from above. A great spot for getting ocean breezes, to chat on the beach but without the sand, with a great view, with a railing that makes it safe for children also, and benches in the middle.

Ocean Reef Park is an absolute gem on Singer Island and honestly one of the best kept secrets in…read morePalm Beach County. Free parking, clean bathrooms, showers, and grills on site. Everything you need, nothing you have to pay extra for. That alone earns five stars. But the real magic is what surrounds you once you get out there. The reefs right off the beach are incredible for snorkeling. We are talking vibrant fish, clear visibility, and that feeling of stumbling into another world just steps from shore. Today we launched our inflatable paddle boards right from Ocean Reef and paddled all the way down to the Pumphouse and back, a solid 2.7 miles of crystal clear blue water, warm summer sun, and zero crowds. The water was that perfect shade of turquoise that makes you forget you are in Florida and feel like you are somewhere in the Caribbean. Whether you are coming to snorkel the reefs, SUP the Intracoastal, throw something on the grill, or just plant yourself on one of the most beautiful stretches of beach in South Florida, Ocean Reef Park delivers every single time. Highly recommend. Five stars does not even cover it.

What a pleasant surprise! I ended going to this beach because we were turned away due to no more…read moreavailable parking at Phil Foster Park. This lovely beach has a really nice coast line and is really a family friendly beach! There is a play ground for the little kids to play, a picnic area and clean bathrooms!

Tucked into an industrial warehouse area in West Palm Beach next to I-95 is a park on a historic…read morecanal. Head north and the canal leads to the north end of Howard Park where there is tiny pond that was once the Stub Canal and Turning Basin. The basin served as a link between West Palm Beach and the agricultural communities next to Lake Okeechobee. In 1918 an extension also called a stub from the 40 mile West Palm Beach Canal was created to carry it directly into the West Palm Beach business district. It was large enough for barges that carried passengers and produce from Belle Glade. Boat service started on May 17, 1918. After a railroad line and highway opened in 1925, boat travel fell out of favor and the 1928 Hurricane destroyed the boat docks. Now all that is left is a small retention pond with a fountain. Today you can access the Stub Canal from the 1.8 acre Stub Canal Park. You can take it south to Pine Lake or north to Howard Park. The Stub Canal Park serves as a launch area for small to medium sized boats motorized boats and jet skis and non motorized canoes and kayaks. Once you reach Pine Lake, it is a popular place for fishing where you can expect to catch largemouth black bass, spotted tilapia, bluegill, and redear sunfish. What is really nice about this park is that there is no charge for boat trailers. A lot of boat launch parks charge at least $10 to park or require a city pass. There is no meters here so you can launch and enjoy your day.

Driving across the Flagler Bridge with the yachts in view got the juices flowing and five minutes…read morelater finally entering the iconic Worth Ave. Really this tiny island littered with mini mansions, bougie shops and the high end euro cafés give the area a unique ambiance. Breathtaking views of the sandy beach with the wind blowing through the palm trees and the blue-green ocean as the back drop for an awesome portrait or video. Noticed barely any seaweed unlike Hollywood or Fort Lauderdale beaches.

Spent half a day here with friends on this secluded island just over the bridge. It was a beautiful…read moreday for the beach but the wind was blowing my hair everywhere. So doubt a person needs a big wallet to live and shop on this island. Fun shopping on Worth Ave at only a couple places and had a few cocktails and appetizers at some of the famous restaurants.

An amazing day. Great dive operation. Safe, fun and boy did we see stuff. Go,Katy groupers,…read morenurse shark, moray eels and so much more. I can't wait to go back and do it again.

We've dove with Walker's two years in a row. 4 dives for me this year and 7 for my husband. Jen…read moreis a fantastic dive master! Mike & Christina are also very good. If you need extra overview, be sure you hire someone as a guide. They watch out but that isn't their primary thing. They charter. They aren't checking on your air consumption, being sure you have a buddy, etc. We saw some amazing sites! The Goliath Groupers were AMAZING!

Well-equipped boat with a great, safety-conscious dive crew. Captain and deck crew were very…read morepersonable and fun, and gave thorough briefings for each site. A dive leader is in the water, which is helpful, especially for anyone not familiar with drift diving or West Palm Beach sites. Boat has rails near the ladder to make it easier to remove fins. All in all, I was very impressed with their operation and look forward to diving with them again in the future.

Juan and Madi were so sweet and helpful!! We enjoyed a last minute family day. The ride was…read morebeautiful, gorgeous scenery, nice trail along the lake and bikes are really nice. We appreciated how easy and great the staff made the day. We will be back!

Located in the "downtown" area of Boynton Beach, it a nice area for people to gather and enjoy some…read moreoutside spaces. The amphitheater host a variety of functions form holiday happenings to the First Friday Concerts which are all free. The Boynton Beach Library is steps away and the kids playground is across the street. There is free parking in front of the park area and there is another overflow lot at the corner. I enjoy going to the free festivals where there are local food trucks and complimentary Adirondack chairs to sit in. I have been to quite a few evening events and have always felt safe.

Our next family adventure take us to Centennial Park & Amphitheater located in Boynton Beach with a…read morecategory of 4.9 and more than 47 reviews, this park organized an family event called Boynton Beach Night Market. They have activities for all members of the family, music, food for almost 10 different countries, is great opportunity to share memories together like family Free music concert today's reggae style when the night come out is when everything is going crazy. One thing I like is the security from the government to this events is amazing.