Jupiter, Florida is one of the more prestigious Palm Beach County destinations, but it’s also one that’s become a more relaxed coastal enclave. Most well-known for its elite golf courses, breathtaking beaches, and historical treasures, it’s one of the more interesting and engaging places to visit along the Treasure Coast.

Jupiter artfully offers both a lavish lifestyle and majestic parks and nature preserves, and its anchored by the iconic 1860 Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum.

At the heart of Jupiter’s appeal is the lineup of premier restaurants and gorgeous beaches, where locations like, Carlin Park and Jupiter Beach Park stretch out in a welcoming embrace of soft sands and turquoise waters. These unforgettable oceanside locals present plenty of things to do in Jupiter for sun-seekers, swimmers, kayakers, and countless other water sports.

Eateries abound in Jupiter, most notable of which are outdoor dining restaurants that allow you to take in the ambiance around you. Many of the hotels in Jupiter are near some of the top beaches, coffee shops, and restaurants so you don’t have to go far for a great time. 

Jupiter is steeped in history and culture as well, showing off its deep historical roots and vibrant cultural scene with locations likethe Maltz Jupiter Theatre. The Maltz hosts a wide array of events and performances that span genres, enriching the town’s artistic landscape even further. 

No visit to Jupiter is complete without at least trying some of the legendary seafood offerings. Jupiter dining puts a heavy focus on enjoying the local bounty of the sea, and in addition to finding some of the day’s freshest catches exquisitely flavored and expertly prepared, you can do it while dining at the waterfront, for an unforgettable experience.