Palm Beach and Singer Island
Palm Beach and Singer Island
Palm Beach is one of Florida’s best kept secrets – and we’ve uncovered it for you. Named after the palm trees which are dotted around the area – the trees are actually impostors! When a Spanish cargo ship en route from Havana was wrecked off the coast, the coconut cargo was washed ashore and grew up into the trees that Palm Beach is named after. It is well known for having a relaxed Caribbean atmosphere, as well as beautiful beaches and a wonderful mix of culture, history and nature. Singer Island is located to the east of Palm Beach. Named after the Singer Sewing Machine founder, Singer Island has parks, marinas, hiking and bike paths, as well as 47 miles of sparkling white sand beaches making it the perfect place to slip on your flip-flops and relax for a few days.
Singer Island Vero Beach 98 Port St Lucie 1 Lake Okeechobee
Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island Beach Resort & Spa
441 Palm Beach 27
Boca Raton Palm Beach
Palm Beach 75 Fort Lauderdale
Fun and games There’s so much to explore – Africa safaris, wildlife sanctuaries and zoos give animal lovers plenty to enjoy. If you’re into watery adventures head to the water parks for some adrenaline-filled fun.
Miami 41 South Beach Useful information
Everglades National Park
Flight details You fly non-stop direct to Miami International Airport from London Heathrow with award-winning Virgin Atlantic.
Flight time Approx 9 hours. Time difference GMT -5 hours.
1 Key Largo
Eating out You won’t be left hungry in Palm Beach. There’s American, Italian, French, Chinese, anything you can think of. If you love cheesecake, make sure you visit The Cheesecake Factory® in Boca Raton where you’ll find over 30 different flavours of cheesecake.
Evening entertainment With more than 10 distinct districts you won’t be left wondering what to do of an evening. Head out for a bite to eat in one of the many restaurants followed by a cocktail or two in a waterside bar.
Not to be missed For all those keen golfers, Palm Beach is the perfect place for a round or two with almost 4 dozen courses ranging from Executive to Championship and even mini-golf for future pros and their families.
Fun and games If you love dolphins, you must check out Dolphin Encounter Tours for some one on one time with these friendly creatures. For those who want to feel their hearts racing, why not have a go at jet skiing or parasailing.
Eating out One of the best places to eat is the 3800 Ocean. This restaurant inside the Marriott Singer Island Beach Resort & Spa offers oceanfront dining serving the very finest modern American cuisine.
Evening entertainment For a relaxing evening, why not go for a romantic stroll along Sailfish Marina and watch the sunset. They regularly have local musicians playing along the waterfront providing a relaxing ambience.
Not to be missed Singer Island is often visited by sports fishing fans. The best spot can be found at Sailfish Marina, complete with a wide selection of boats to take you out for a full or half-day fishing adventure.
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