Palm Beach Shores is a quiet beach town on Singer Island, surrounded by water on three sides. It offers a relaxed, small-town alternative to busier South Florida beaches, with easy access to snorkeling, fishing, and nearby West Palm Beach attractions.
Singer Island Beaches
The town’s main draw: wide, soft-sand Atlantic beaches with clear water, good for swimming, sunbathing, and shelling.
Peanut Island
A small island park reached by shuttle boat, with a paved walking trail, a mangrove forest, a fishing pier, and snorkeling around its lagoon.
Phil Foster Park and the Blue Heron Bridge
A park under the Blue Heron Bridge famous for its snorkel trail, where divers and snorkelers see tropical fish, sea turtles, and sometimes manatees in shallow water.
Sailfish Marina
A waterfront marina and resort with fishing charters, boat rentals, and a popular seafood restaurant — the hub of Palm Beach Shores’ fishing community.
John D. MacArthur Beach State Park
A barrier-island nature preserve just north of town, with hiking trails through mangroves and coastal hammock, kayaking, and a nature center.
Loggerhead Marinelife Center
A sea turtle rehabilitation and research center in nearby Juno Beach, with exhibits and turtle patients visitors can see up close.
Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum
A historic lighthouse a short drive north in Jupiter, with tours and views over the inlet where the Loxahatchee River meets the Atlantic.
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