
The Palm Beaches Travel Information
As the official destination marketing organization for Palm Beach County, Discover The Palm Beaches’ priority is the safety and comfort of our visitors and locals.
UPDATED - MAY 25, 2022FEBRUARY 14, 2022
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Health & Safety Information
Facial Coverings and Masks
U.S. Federal Guidelines on Facial Coverings and Masks
GBAC STAR™ Accreditation
Additional Resources
Stay and Play
Download Our Visitors Guide
This is a great time to visit! Check out our current deals and don’t forget to request our local Visitors Guide.
Hotels and Vacation Rentals
Various lodgings are using strict sanitizing standards. From beachfront resorts to well-known brands along I-95 to quiet boutiques, choose your place to stay.
Fly into PBI
Palm Beach International Airport (PBI) is thinking about safety and has earned GBAC STAR™ accreditation. It’s an easy-to-use airport and is centrally located in West Palm Beach. See the latest flight schedules and airport safety standards by visiting PBIA.org.
Go to Attractions, Museums, Shopping
When it comes to things to do in The Palm Beaches, the list is diverse and full of fun. Some could be maintaining flexible hours or having health and safety measures in place. Please check with each before visiting. Find things to do.
Dine Out
Restaurants are open for seating, takeout, and delivery. Several restaurants have expanded their outdoor areas for everyone to enjoy our tropical breezes. Bars, nightclubs, and pubs are also open. Many restaurants are using their own capacity limits and facial covering guidelines. Discover all our dining options.
Events
Both indoor and outdoor events are taking place in The Palm Beaches. We recommend you check with individual events for any date or time changes. See what events are happening.
Do the Beach, Explore Waterways
There’s renowned beauty from 47 miles of Atlantic Ocean beaches, not to mention fun adventures on rivers, lakes, Lake Worth Lagoon, and the Intracoastal Waterway. Go out on the water and dive below.
Find Fresh Air, Trails to Explore
With 31,000 acres of Natural Areas protecting native habitats and the Florida Everglades, The Palm Beaches are an eco-paradise. Explore our parks and natural areas from sunrise to sunset. Explore the outdoors.
Fore!
With more than 160 public and private courses, The Palm Beaches are Florida’s Golf Capital®. Before you hit the links, we suggest you contact the course for availability. Check out our courses.