Maite’s guidebook

Sightseeing

Lion Country Safari

Incredible to drive the through the safari and see the animals roam free

328 locals recommend

Lion Country Safari

2003 Lion Country Safari Rd

328 locals recommend

Incredible to drive the through the safari and see the animals roam free

Lion Country Safari

328 locals recommend

Lion Country Safari

2003 Lion Country Safari Rd

328 locals recommend

Peanut Island Park

216 locals recommend

Peanut Island Park

6500 Peanut Island Rd

216 locals recommend

Mounts Botanical Garden

99 locals recommend

Mounts Botanical Garden

531 N Military Trl

99 locals recommend

Paddle Boarding Palm Beach, Kayak Rental, Snorkeling

8 locals recommend

Paddle Boarding Palm Beach, Kayak Rental, Snorkeling

200 E 13th St

8 locals recommend

THE PALM BEACH LAKE TRAIL

This could be the most scenic bike path in South Florida. This paved, traffic-free trail hugs the shore of Lake Worth, with views of statuesque royal palms lining the waterway as sailboats and yachts glide by. The trail runs alongside the western edge of Palm Beach, with a dramatic view of the Lake Worth Lagoon and West Palm Beach beyond. Palm Beach is a long, narrow barrier island, stretching 16 miles in length, and less than a mile wide. The trail itself is 5 and a half miles long, running from South Lake Drive near Peruvian Avenue North to its terminus just north of the famous Sailfish Club. The trail has two interruptions where walkers must navigate sidewalks and an intersection, but the trail is otherwise complete and well maintained.

19 locals recommend

THE PALM BEACH LAKE TRAIL

South Lake Trail

19 locals recommend

This could be the most scenic bike path in South Florida. This paved, traffic-free trail hugs the shore of Lake Worth, with views of statuesque royal palms lining the waterway as sailboats and yachts glide by. The trail runs alongside the western edge of Palm Beach, with a dramatic view of the Lake Worth Lagoon and West Palm Beach beyond. Palm Beach is a long, narrow barrier island, stretching 16 miles in length, and less than a mile wide. The trail itself is 5 and a half miles long, running from South Lake Drive near Peruvian Avenue North to its terminus just north of the famous Sailfish Club. The trail has two interruptions where walkers must navigate sidewalks and an intersection, but the trail is otherwise complete and well maintained.