We’ve put together the perfect itinerary for a fun-filled girls’ trip to The Palm Beaches! Grab your besties and get ready for an unforgettable adventure as you discover plenty of chic spots, indulgent eats, resort pools, and Instagram-worthy places.

Day 1: Arrival & Palm Beach Exploration

Morning: Check-In and Breakfast

Kick off your girls’ getaway by checking in at the ultra-chic Palm House, a dreamy pink boutique hotel nestled in the heart of Palm Beach on Royal Palm Way. This newly opened gem stands out thanks to its soft pink hues and stunning décor.

Another iconic hotel on Palm Beach Island is The Colony Hotel. Also known for its signature pink façade, The Colony is just steps from Worth Avenue and the beach.

Once you’ve checked in, head to Sant Ambroeus at the Royal Poinciana Plaza for an authentic Italian breakfast. Indulge in a croissant and a cappuccino while soaking in the ambiance. Originating in Milan in 1936, Sant Ambroeus has won hearts from New York to Aspen and Southampton, serving anything from pastries and coffee to pasta, pizza and classic Italian entrées.

Late Morning: Shopping at The Royal Poinciana Plaza

Now it’s time for some retail therapy. Stroll through the Royal Poinciana Plaza, a stunning open-air shopping destination designed by architect John Volk in 1957. Its Regency-style architecture and lush courtyards create a refined atmosphere, allowing you to truly experience the essence of Palm Beach Island.

Sip on your to-go coffee from Sant Ambroeus while relaxing at one of the outdoor tables. Browse luxury boutiques like Zimmermann, Zadig & Voltaire, Cartier, Hermès, and many more. If you are looking to add some movement to your itinerary, Squeeze Pilates offers a range of classes, from Pilates Apparatus and Mat sessions to Personal Training and Barre. They also provide health coaching and muscle recovery sessions. Open seven days a week by appointment, you can reach them at 561-804-9977.

Pro tip: For the perfect personalized souvenir, stop by Stoney Clover Lane. Here, you can pick your favorite bag or accessory and personalize your piece with a variety of silhouettes, colors, and materials.

Lunch at Pizza al Fresco

Then, head to the iconic Worth Avenue, known for its Mediterranean-inspired ambiance and luxury boutiques. Because if you haven’t been to Worth Avenue, you haven’t been to Palm Beach!

Start with lunch at Pizza al Fresco. This cozy spot nestled in a charming courtyard is ideal for an intimate gathering with your besties. Order a thin-crust pizza while soaking in the elegant surroundings.

Pro Tip: Hidden among the fronds of Pizza Al Fresco’s courtyard, you’ll find the only cemetery in Palm Beach, or actually a pet cemetery. One of the two graves belongs to the spider monkey Johnnie Brown, architect Addison Mizner’s famous pet. Johnnie became famous in Palm Beach around the 1920s, as he made his way around the island on the shoulder of Mizner.

Afternoon: Shopping on Worth Avenue

Post-lunch, explore every corner of Worth Avenue and its enchanting vias, like Via Mizner, Via Roma, and Via Parigi. Marvel at the designs by architect Mizner and snap some Insta-worthy photos along the way. Indulge in luxury shopping at high-end stores such as Gucci, Carolina Herrera, Chanel, and Ferragamo. And don’t miss the iconic Lilly Pulitzer store, a brand that simply screams “Palm Beach.”

Stroll to the end of the avenue to admire the exclusive Everglades Club, a private social club shrouded in mystery: no signs, no website, no Wi-Fi, and no cell phones!

Pro tip: If you’re visiting between November and April, join the Historical Walking Tour of Worth Avenue led by historian Rick Rose. This 75-minute tour, available every Wednesday from November 20 to April 20 (excluding Christmas and New Year’s Day), offers fascinating insights into the avenue’s history and famous residents. The tour starts at 10:30 am in Via Amore at 256 Worth Avenue.

Evening: Dinner at Le Bar à Vin

After a refreshing break at your hotel, slip into your most glamorous outfit and head to Le Bar à Vin for an elegant dinner. Chef Matteo Caboni’s menu blends his Italian heritage with contemporary influences, creating a unique dining experience. Pair your meal with a wine from their extensive selection or indulge in a handcrafted cocktail. As the evening unfolds, enjoy live entertainment that adds a chic flair to your night.

Night: Party at Cucina Palm Beach

Still with energy? Head to Cucina Palm Beach on Royal Poinciana Way. On Fridays and Saturdays, this stylish spot transforms into a lively nightclub. Sip on craft cocktails and dance the night away with your besties.

Located just a five-minute drive from The Colony and Palm House Hotel, Cucina Palm Beach is the perfect place to let loose and end your fabulous day.

Day 2: Discover West Palm Beach on an E-Bike

Morning: Breakfast at CityPlace

Start your day in the most delightful way with breakfast at Maman, a French café in CityPlace, downtown West Palm Beach. The elegant blue-and-white china, the floral decorations, and the Parisian charm make it the perfect spot for a girly morning. Try the pain au chocolat or the pistachio croissant paired with a cappuccino. For something extra special, try Lucy’s Belgian waffles topped with key lime coulis, salted whipped butter, and fresh strawberries.

After breakfast, take a stroll through CityPlace, a walkable destination filled with boutiques and must-visit shops. Snap Insta-worthy photos at the Wishing Tree or the fountains. Another must-see? The pink food truck of Angie’s Epicurean, where you can grab a scoop of delicious vegan ice cream.

Pro Tip: If you’re in town on a Saturday morning, unwind with an outdoor yoga session on the CityPlace lawn led by Natalie—perfect for stretching and starting your day on a refreshing note. Check out CityPlace’s event calendar for live music, community events, and pop-up experiences.

Late Morning: Explore Clematis Street & the Waterfront in Style

Hop on a chic pink e-bike from Palm Beach Ebike Rentals and cruise through West Palm Beach in the most fun way! Pedal along the waterfront, soaking in the coastal views, then make your way to Clematis Street, the heart of downtown.

If you’re visiting on a Saturday (October–April 19, except March 22), don’t miss the West Palm Beach GreenMarket, an award-winning outdoor market where you’ll find fresh flowers, artisanal treats, gourmet goodies, fresh groceries, and more.

Pro Tip: Want to explore the market on foot? Take advantage of the bike valet on Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. at the corner of N. Narcissus Avenue and Clematis Street—the perfect way to shop hands-free!

Lunch in Downtown West Palm Beach

When you’re ready for lunch, head to Avocado Grill, a lively spot just steps from the waterfront and known for its fresh, flavorful small plates.

Clematis Street also offers plenty of delicious options, whether you’re craving Mexican flavors at Rocco’s Tacos, a juicy burger at Grease Burger Bar, elegant French cuisine at Pistache French Bistro, or classic Italian at Lynora’s.

Afternoon: A Scenic Ride Along the Lake Trail

If you’re up for a longer ride, bike across the bridge to Palm Beach Island. Once there, follow the Lake Trail, a breathtaking path that winds along the Intracoastal Waterway, offering views of the West Palm Beach skyline. Pedal past bougainvillea-draped mansions and lush tropical scenery. This peaceful, picture-perfect route is straight out of a postcard!

Evening: Dinner & Rooftop Views

After your ride, head back to your hotel to relax by the pool. When you’re ready to head out again, make your way back to West Palm Beach and dine at Sourbon Kitchen + Bar. This contemporary American restaurant serves global-inspired dishes and signature cocktails in a botanical-themed dining room, making it the perfect backdrop for a girly photo op.

After Dinner elevate your evening with a visit to Bar The Lab, a hidden speakeasy tucked away on the second floor of the restaurant. Inspired by the secret drinking venues of the Prohibition Era, Bar The Lab is open Wednesday through Saturday evenings starting at 7:30 p.m.

Pro Tip:For a dinner-to-drinks moment that feels made for a girls’ trip, head to Mary Lou’s — a glamorous, speakeasy-inspired lounge channeling vintage Palm Beach flair. Think velvet booths, moody lighting, inventive cocktails, and shareable bites that set the tone for a stylish night out. It’s the kind of place where one martini easily turns into a full evening.

Alternatively, enjoy panoramic views from one of the several rooftop bars in downtown West Palm Beach:

• Bar Capri: Sip an Aperol Spritz while soaking in stunning views of the Intracoastal Waterway in Mediterranean-inspired surroundings.
• Spruzzo: Located atop The Ben hotel, Spruzzo offers an alfresco bar and lounge space, a pool, and a DJ on the weekends.
• Top of The Rox (Roxy’s Pub Rooftop): This newly renovated rooftop features a pool, a bar, fun swings, and plenty of seating.
• Treehouse at Canopy: Perched 13 floors above downtown, this rooftop bar at the Canopy by Hilton offers views of the city and the waterway.

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Day 3: Cultural Attractions & Beach Relaxation

Morning: Breakfast at Hive Bakery & Café

Start your day with a visit to Hive Bakery & Café, a chic American-style restaurant in West Palm Beach. Conceived by an interior designer, this stylish spot offers the perfect mix of cozy ambiance and upscale charm.

As soon as you step inside, you’ll be captivated by the artistic design, which combines vintage nostalgia with a modern touch. Think bespoke French metro tiles, whimsical honeycomb-shaped windows, and a vibrant color palette.

On the menu, you’ll find a selection of breakfast classics, salads, sandwiches, and soups. Don’t forget to check out the bakery case, filled with an array of loaves, croissants, cookies, tarts, and cakes.

Late Morning: Norton Museum of Art

After breakfast, take a short stroll to the Norton Museum of Art and immerse yourself in world-class art at this cultural gem in West Palm Beach.

The Norton Museum houses an impressive collection of American, European, and Chinese art, along with stunning photography and contemporary works.

Pro Tip: On Fridays, the Norton Museum of Art organizes Art after Dark, a popular event where you can unwind with an evening of tours, hands-on art projects, and entertainment. For more information, click here.

Lunch at Grato

After a morning of art and culture, head to Grato, located just a short distance from the Norton Museum of Art. This neighborhood gem created by Chef Clay Conley offers a seasonal menu that celebrates the freshest ingredients available. The atmosphere of Grato is warm and inviting, with a lively bar and lounge as well as a spacious dining room. The open kitchen gives you a glimpse of the culinary magic happening inside.

Afternoon: Beach Escape

After a delicious lunch, it’s time to soak up the Florida sunshine at one of the beautiful beaches nearby. If you’re looking for a spot just minutes away, Palm Beach Public Beach on South Ocean Boulevard is the perfect choice. Nestled near the iconic Palm House and The Colony, this stretch of sand offers stunning ocean views and a relaxing atmosphere.

For a bit more adventure, explore other nearby beaches:

• Lake Worth Beach Park – About 15 minutes away, this lively beach offers a pier, restaurants, and plenty of space to lay out in the sun.
• Riviera Beach – A 20-minute drive takes you to this picturesque spot, known for its clear waters and laid-back vibes.
• Phil Foster Park – Just 20 minutes away, this beach is a favorite for snorkeling, thanks to its underwater snorkeling trail teeming with marine life.
• Ocean Inlet Park – About 30 minutes from West Palm Beach, this hidden gem provides a more secluded, serene beach experience.

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Evening: Dinner at The Seafood Bar at The Breakers

As the sun sets, it’s time to dress up and indulge in an unforgettable dining experience at The Seafood Bar at The Breakers, one of Palm Beach’s most iconic restaurants. Located within The Breakers resort, this elegant spot offers a perfect blend of sophistication, oceanfront views, and fresh seafood.

The moment you step inside, you’ll be transported into a glamorous nautical escape with unobstructed ocean views from every seat. Plus, the open exhibition kitchen adds a lively touch, giving you a peek into the culinary magic behind each dish.

Other Fun Ideas for Your Girls’ Trip in The Palm Beaches

• Wander Through Northwood Village – Browse boutiques, murals, and family-owned restaurants in this artsy district.
• Sip & Sail on a Happy Hour Cruise – Enjoy cocktails with ocean breezes and stunning sunset views.
• Find the Most Instagrammable Spots – Strike a pose at picture-perfect beaches, murals, and rooftop lounges.
• Live Out Your Regency-Era Dreams – Indulge in Palm Royale or Bridgerton-inspired activities for a touch of old-world glamour.
• Delight in an Elegant Afternoon Tea – Gather your ladies for a chic high tea experience.
• Go Pretty in Pink – Explore dreamy pink-themed locations, from stylish cafés to sunset-lit shorelines.
• Sign up for The Pink Retreat: this is the most colorful girls’ weekend getaway in Palm Beach for women of all ages who love the colorful and floral patterns of Lilly Pulitzer.

Day Trip Ideas

Day Trip to Boca Raton Beach

Boca Raton, or just “Boca” to the locals, makes the perfect day trip. You can easily get from West Palm Beach to Boca Raton using Brightline.

Unwind on the beach at Red Reef Park, shop at high-end boutiques at the Town Center at Boca Raton, or enjoy a fun night out in Mizner Park. Explore the best things to do in Boca Raton.

Day Trip to Peanut Island

Pack your lunch and snorkeling gear for a full day on this small island paradise with crystal-clear waters. To get there, take the Peanut Island Shuttle Boat for $25 per person (round trip). This 80-acre park is a favorite among locals and visitors alike, offering activities like snorkeling, kayaking, and relaxing under the palms.

Day Trip to Jupiter

Jupiter is where Old Florida charm meets laid-back tropical vibes. Explore Jonathan Dickinson State Park, Paddle the Loxahatchee River, visit the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and Museum, and more. Here are 10 things to do in Jupiter.