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With a large array of attractions, every moment in The Palm Beaches can be filled with something for everyone. Outdoor settings such as Palm Beach Zoo at Dreher Park and Lion Country Safari provide close encounters with wildlife. Other unique attractions include The International Polo Club, Morikami Gardens, the Palm Beach International Raceway, The Palm Beach Kennel Club, Hoffman’s Chocolate Shoppe & Gardens and Loxahatchee Everglades Tours and more! Visit these hotspots with a high-spirited, entertaining host by watching On The Town in The Palm Beaches with Frank Licari, airing on South Florida PBS and The Palm Beaches TV.

Over 40 cultural venues are located across Florida's Palm Beaches, from the River Center to the Raymond F. Kravis Center and the Norton Museum of Art to Mounts Botanical Gardens and the Boca Museum of Art, all reflect a diversity of excellent entertainment and exhibits. Want a sneak peak? Check out Art Adventures of The Palm Beaches on The Palm Beaches TV for a fun-filled tour of some of the best hot spots for art lovers.

One of the most popular birdwatching spots in north county is Jupiter Ridge, a 270-acre Palm Beach County Natural Area that is home to the endangered Florida scrub jay. There are also nesting ospreys along the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway. Other north county areas that draw bird watchers are Juno Dunes, where the varied habitat draws towhees. Frenchman’s Forest off Prosperity Farms Road attracts warblers, herons, horned owls, pileated woodpeckers and gray catbirds. Visitors to Sweetbay, adjacent to North County Airport, can often see snowy egret, black-crowned night heron, and the endangered wood stork. Visitors walking through a slash pine forest can see red-tailed hawks and red-bellied woodpeckers. Birdwatching enthusiasts will enjoy a preview of all the area has to offer with the Birding Adventures television series on The Palm Beaches TV.

Anglers are storytellers at heart, and The Palm Beaches offer a myriad of waterways waiting for you to decide which one to fish. With a multitude of lakes, waterways, inlets and launches, The Palm Beaches are home to target species such as grouper, snapper, tarpon, marlin and snook. Nearby Lake Okeechobee provides fresh water fishing opportunities with the best bass and crappie fishing in the region. Please check with the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission for seasonal information, licenses and permits. Reel in a preview of all the fun to be had on PBC waterways by watching Hooked On The Palm Beaches on The Palm Beaches TV.

Touting some of the best diving along the eastern seaboard, The Palm Beaches are an ideal playground for scuba enthusiasts with all levels of experience.  Our local waters offer brilliantly colored hard and soft corals, five species of large sea turtles, moray eels, nurse sharks and the widest variety of tropical and sport fish of every size and color. The miles of reef line, crevices and ledges feature numerous wrecks and other materials positioned by both Palm Beach County's and the State’s Artificial Reef Programs. Ideal water temperatures, exotic vegetation, tropical fish and both artificial and natural reefs offer exciting dive opportunities year round. Diving excursions can be booked with local vendors like Pura Vida Divers, Jupiter Dive Center, the PBC Diving Association and more. Dive into the depths with ScubaNation on The Palm Beaches TV.

From the Everglades to the Atlantic Ocean, the ecology-minded traveler will find a wealth of natural resources to explore in The Palm Beaches. Experience activities such as hiking, canoeing, stand up paddle boarding, kayaking, fishing, birding, diving, cycling and camping for yourself or utilize them as a backdrop for your project. Some great TV series and documentaries to preview the natural beauty of The Palm Beaches include: Hidden Wild, On The Town in The Palm Beaches - Outdoor Adventures, and more at The Palm Beaches TV.

There are nearly 17,000 guestrooms at more than 200 hotels in Palm Beach County. Luxurious resorts, affordable inns, as well as bed & breakfasts create an extensive list of accommodations from which to choose. Elegant and casual dining is found at the more than 2,000 unique restaurants.

A state-of-the-art, 350,000-square-foot Convention Center is located just minutes from PBI Airport. The meeting space within the center consists of an exhibit hall, a ballroom that opens to an outside terrace, and 19 breakout spaces.  All meeting rooms contain the latest technology and equipment consisting of built-in viewing screens, telecommunications data, and audio-visual capabilities. Additionally, a backbone of fiber optics, Cat 6 cabling and high-speed connectivity allows visitors to instantaneously reach any place on the globe. The Expo Center at the South Florida Fairgrounds is another option for events and meetings.

The great outdoors can be captured in over 85 parks in Palm Beach County, 16 of which are beachfront. State, County and local parks offer everything from pickleball, to boating, to horseback riding while beach-goers bask in the sun on a 47-mile stretch of shoreline. 

From the funky and forward shops of the Clematis Street District and the infamous and elegant boutiques of Worth Avenue to superior shopping malls like Town Center in Boca Raton and the small European town center of Rosemary Square, The Palm Beaches boast world-renowned shopping at a vast selection of diverse locales. Others include Northwood Village, West Palm Beach Antiques Row Art & Design District, Palm Beach Outlets, Pineapple Grove, Lake & Lucerne Avenues in Lake Worth, Mizner Park and more.

Excellent weather makes Palm Beach County a superb place to experience the outdoors and enjoy recreational and sports activities. Palm Beach County has more than 160 public and private golf courses. There are also 1,000 public and private tennis courts. Delray Beach hosts international tennis tournaments at the Delray Beach Tennis Center. The St. Louis Cardinals and the Miami Marlins enjoy spring training at Roger Dean Stadium where the Jupiter Hammerheads are the local Florida State League team. The Ballpark of The Palm Beaches is the newest Spring Training facility for Major League Baseball and is located in West Palm Beach, home to the Washington Nationals and The 2017 World Series Champion Houston Astros. A variety of facilities are available as production backdrops for sports scenes of all kinds. Check out an episode of On The Town in The Palm Beaches highlighting The Perfect Week of Sports on The Palm Beaches TV!

Palm Beach County is 2,578 square miles - an area larger than Rhode Island or Delaware. There are 39 municipalities that bring together a mix of communities ranging from quaint fishing towns, to bustling coastal cities, to waterfront resorts, to working class “Anywhere USA,” to uber luxury communities. The eastern shoreline stretches along 47 miles of beaches from north to south.  At its widest point, the County stretches 53 miles from east to west. The northwest part of the County includes Lake Okeechobee, the second largest freshwater lake in the continental United States. The terrain is sub-tropical, featuring plenty of lush palm trees, tall pines, and a multitude of vivid tropical flowers that bloom year-round. With an enviable average annual temperature of 75 degrees Fahrenheit, Palm Beach County is outside of the polar vortex of winter.