Driving across the Flagler Bridge with the yachts in view got the juices flowing and five minutes later finally entering the iconic Worth Ave. Really this tiny island littered with mini mansions, bougie shops and the high end euro cafés give the area a unique ambiance. Breathtaking views of the sandy beach with the wind blowing through the palm trees and the blue-green ocean as the back drop for an awesome portrait or video. Noticed barely any seaweed unlike Hollywood or Fort Lauderdale beaches. read more

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Spent half a day here with friends on this secluded island just over the bridge. It was a beautiful day for the beach but the wind was blowing my hair everywhere. So doubt a person needs a big wallet to live and shop on this island. Fun shopping on Worth Ave at only a couple places and had a few cocktails and appetizers at some of the famous restaurants. read more

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Palm Beach is an affluent town on a barrier island in southeastern Florida, known for its luxurious resorts, mansions, and high-end shopping on Worth Avenue, developed from a Gilded Age resort destination by Henry Flagler. It's separated from West Palm Beach by the Intracoastal Waterway and is famous for its pristine beaches, tropical landscaping & is a winter haven for the wealthy, with strict building regulations and a focus on historic preservation, including Flagler's Whitehall mansion. read more

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We were passing the area headed to our next destination & decided to stop. The beach seems like it's well kept. They had plenty of garbage cans. The surrounding area is full with shops & restaurants.. Seems like a good hot spot. read more

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Be Cautious When Parking Please be aware and don't make the same mistake I did even if you're just stopping for a quick 10 minutes. It's better to be safe than sorry. Worst beach experience ever. Watch Out for Street Parking - $75 Ticket in Minutes. Be very careful with street parking here. I stopped for less than 10 minutes just to take a quick photo, and when I came back, there was already a $75 ticket on my car. They issue tickets incredibly fast, so it's not worth the risk. Make sure to check all signs and paid to park , even if you think you'll only be a minute. The beach entrance is a long walk, and there are no showers to rinse off your feet. The beach itself was dirty and disappointing. Thanks to the city for the quick ticket. Lesson learned. I won't be coming back. read more

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I always enjoy the beach and ocean along A1A in Palm Beach. Today it was 92°F - but with the ocean breeze, it didn't feel like it. read more

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I love coming to the especially when it gets cooler temperatures now that it's not so hot out we can enjoy the sun and the beach water read more

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Living in Florida, I've been to a lot of beaches, and I have to say; this is a very well kept, and beautiful beach. There's lots of wonderful little boutiques, and eateries nearby and probably what is the fanciest looking Publix I have ever seen in my life not too far away. The only issue is that if you do the street parking, it's pay by app only, and it's approximately (can't remember the exact price) $6 an hour. Pretty steep in my opinion especially if you're planning to spend a good couple of hours here. Highly recommend stopping by Loic bakery if you enjoy good French pastries and coffee, bring em over to the beach and enjoy a beautiful and relaxing time. read more

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The area that is now known as Palm Beach used to be called Lake Worth.  The name change is said to be a result of the shipwreck Providencia. The ship was sailing in January 1878 with a load of coconuts bound from Havana to Barcelona when it became stranded on a reef. Early settlers quickly gathered up and planted the non native coconuts that washed up in order to start a commercial coconut industry and so the name Palm Beach was born. Palm Beach is an unincorporated town on a barrier island separated from the mainland of West Palm Beach by the Lake Worth Lagoon. You reach it by crossing over the lagoon using the Flagler Memorial Bridge. Palm Beach is known for its ultra wealthy homes, beautiful beaches, upscale boutiques, galleries and restaurants. Between 1919 and 1924, noted American resort architect Addison Mizner designed 67 buildings in Palm Beach including Worth Avenue and the famed Everglades Club. It has been a favorite destination for US Presidents John F. Kennedy and Donald Trump. My favorite destinations in Palm Beach include the museum in Whitehall which was railroad magnate Henry Flagler's former home, historic Bethesda-by-the-Sea church, the Society of the Four Arts sculpture garden, The Breakers, window shopping on Worth Avenue, dining at Royal Poinciana Plaza, Memorial Fountain Park, and the Clock Tower. The population of Palm Beach swells during the winter season. In 2016 it was the 27th wealthiest place to live in the United States. The town is estimated to have more than 30 billionaires. Palm Beach is a fun place to dine, take in culture, sun on the beach, and get a glimpse into how the super rich live. read more

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Next time I'm in Palm Beach, I'm going to pass on going to this area of the beach. Parking is only on the street, no parking garages to be found, and the street parking is hard to obtain due to it being occupied quickly during prime time. Parking through the ParkMobile app is $5.35 per hour. For the 2021 Memorial Day weekend, the city didn't even bother to take the seaweed off the beach; it was everywhere. The water was a perfect temperature at the end of May, not too cold and not too warm, but it gets up to your shoulders within about 10 steps. read more

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One of the most romantic beaches i've seen. You can say is because of the area where is at but to me there's something unique about this beach. Is great to walk, jog, sit dont know about swimming as the waves are kinda of strong but definitely will recommend it to just go have lunch by, walk, and like i say for romantic purposes this one is spot on. read more

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Palm Beach is so pretty. The parking on the street is a hop, skip, and a jump to the beach. They have a meter parking which is easy to pay using the park mobile app. Dogs aren't allowed here, so since the weather was a bit windy for our beach day, it was easy to sit on benches and see the beach. It's just so picturesque! read more

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What a beautiful beach - glorious, quiet and peaceful. Ample street parking, life guards, and bathrooms. The sand is soft and fine - the birds and sea animals come in and out. Just heavenly. We visited during sunrise and sunset and the vistas were simply spectacular, as depicted in these pictures. read more

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Palm Beach is so beautiful. It's definitely Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous. I've been fortunate enough to go for Art Exhibits at the galleries plus attended other events in Palm Beach. I always spend the entire day window shopping. The beach is as beautiful as the others have described. Naturally I have to cruise the coast gawking at the mansions. I'm sorry to say to me Manhattan can't compare when it comes to the lifestyle and atmosphere of Palm Beach. It's a wonderful place to vacation if you can afford it. Unfortunately I don't have any relatives that live there. If I did I would definitely be visiting in Winter! read more

This beach was so relaxing. Me and my partner had enough space around us, it wasn't crowded. The current was a little strong but we were still able to get in and enjoy the water. read more

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Absolutely beautiful beach that's easily accessible. The view of the sand, palm trees, and ocean from the beach makes this look like it's straight off of a postcard. read more

I love this beach, it radiates peace and wealth. I drive up here once in a blue moon so soak up the "billionaire row" energy, and when I'm done and go to their local beach. There's no undesirables, the water is purer and bluer than the beaches further south going back to Miami. I love that they have many piers of rocks I can walk out on and just stare out into the open blue. They have parking right along the beach, so you just park and jump in the water, or go out and tan. read more

Beautiful beach!! Very peaceful and relaxing. Only downside is parking is expensive. I paid $10 for two hours last week

Beautiful beach! Not too many people were there. The water was blue and the sand was white! I loved it!!!

Wonderful beach with soft sands and blue waters complete with lifeguards and a very nice stretch of sidewalk. Parking is $5/hour with a maximum of 8 hours and are right by the beach. You can also use an app but I did not want to download a second one to use once. You can pay using a credit card at the parking meter. The beach is in a very nice, well-manicured area. I swear, they must employ hundreds of landscaper to keep things so nice. The bathrooms were clean, however, I felt like I stepped into Moaning Myrtle's bathroom when I went to use a stall. I had to carefully walk around the puddle but alas, there were some right by the toilet as well. I guess it is to be expected when using beach facilities. Nevertheless, it was clean and did not smell which is a plus! read more

A Gorgeous Beach ~ But Expensive to Park Nearby The landmark for the Midtown Municipal Beach is the Clock Tower where the famous Worth Avenue meets South Ocean Blvd. A gorgeous beach to take a long walk on @ Sunset ~ the azure water glistens & the sound of the waves is perfect. You can choose from the sandy beach or a paved walkway above the concrete fence next to the street. Convenient street parking in both directions. Parking is $5 per hour. There is a minimum of 2 hours / $10. Do not let the meter expire ~ the Meter Hounds are out in droves, here & everywhere in PB. Note that hundreds of previously-Free public side-street spaces have recently been converted to permit parking only. I took off 1* because there are nearby beaches with less expensive parking fees, & a few miles away there are beach parks with Free Parking. read more

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Having an umbrella and comfy chairs is the difference between staying here 5 minutes versus all day! This beach is great and relaxing. Hours are 8am-8pm. One catch, the parking is $5 per hour. We certainly enjoyed the three hours we were there! We packed our lunch and snacks. Trust me the heat is cray-cray so make sure to park by an entrance so you don't have to walk 1/2 mile to one of the few entrances they have! Happy tanning! read more

Gorgeous view and plenty of parking on the street. It was cold and windy but everyone was having a great time. The meters are a bit difficult at first. You have to punch in the parking space number and then pay. You can go back and add money to your space anytime you want. They don't give a paper receipt. They have life guard stations but that is about it. It's amazing how every beach on the coast has a distinct feeling to it. This one is close to top notch food and shopping. I will definitely be back. read more

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Nice beach. Soft sand and not overly crowded (but maybe it's a week day). Metered parking outside.. you can either download the app for convenience because if your time is up, you just add more on the phone rather than running back to the machine. Overall, nice and clean place. Family friendly. There was no lifeguard. read more

Palm Beach is located off Ocean Blvd. and is such a gorgeous beach. We were able to find plenty of really pretty seashells to add to our seashell collection from all the beaches we have went to. They have massive rocks here and set against the blue waters it is a stunning. The Palm beach area in itself is really a beautiful sight. We got some tremendous scenic photos here. They do have lifeguards on duty. Also, the clock tower is simply lovely. Ocean Blvd is a really nice area complete with restaurants and shops. read more

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The beach is nice, but as a tourist here, the sign along the way has none. We almost turned back. The cleanliness is not enough. read more

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Beautiful beach cost 5$ to park but its worth it cool rocks to climb on and the beach is super clean and beautiful next to some fancy stores and cool shops to walk around! read more

This beach is beautiful! Not a lot of sand to camp out on for the day and there's a ton of seaweed, but was perfect for a walk on the beach! Lots of east street parking too! Although it's super expensive at $5/hour! No surfing or boogie boarding allowed. read more

Great beach that is clean and not overcrowded like others. Great shops near by and lifeguards are on duty.

beautiful beach. convenient parking. great places to eat close by.

Quiet and relaxing beach if you are looking for a day away for crowd. The water is clean with few spots with moss in the water and sand. There is no free parking but you can find free two hour parking on some streets. Great place ! read more

The beaches are nice and not crowded. The parking is plentiful but plan on paying $5/hr for parking - which - coming from NJ - is not bad since you dont pay for getting on to the beach. read more

Horrible beach - not clean and they charge $5.00 per hour at the meters and don't tell you that you don't have to use meter until 9:00 a.m. Beach is awful with seaweed and trash. Would rather drive to Delray beach which is only $1.50 and has restaurants, shops and free bathrooms. Will never go there again! It may not be crowded and I can see why so few use that beach. read more

Watch for the rough sands. It made out with shells. I fell due to the big wave and my legs were bit bleeding and found some scratches. But the beach itself is very quiet and relaxing. read more

Easily the best beach in this area. Parking is five dollars per hour, but it is right close to the beach. Beautiful beach, warm water. Incredibly clean. I would highly recommend this beach. read more