Jupiter and Jupiter Island

 

Located along the Atlantic and the Treasure Coast, the town of Jupiter is well known for its spectacular beaches and ease of access, located just a few miles north of Palm Beach Gardens and West Palm Beach. From the beautiful beaches to the lush golf courses, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're looking for a relaxing day in the sun or an exciting night on the town, you'll find it all here.

 

Jupiter residents take pleasure in a variety of recreational activities and local amenities while at the same time partaking in relaxation on some of the nation's best beaches. Towering palm trees, sandy beaches, an abundance of parks, preserves, and trails, and world-renowned golf clubs are just a few things that make this coastal paradise so special. Peaceful seclusion away from some of the busier areas of South Florida has awarded residents with quiet beaches, uninterrupted fishing opportunities, and coastal real estate sheltered away from prying eyes.

 

Coastal Living magazine recognized Jupiter as a top “Happiest Seaside Towns” in the United States. life in Jupiter is easygoing and low-key, and yet there’s access to plenty of luxury amenities. With a variety of retail establishments and several of the area's finest golf venues, great educational facilities, and beautiful waterfront communities, it's easy to see why so many Jupiter vacationers choose to make it their permanent home.

 

This coastal paradise is truly something special. From towering palm trees to sandy beaches and world-renowned golf clubs, there's something for everyone. Plus, the peaceful seclusion away from some of the busier areas of South Florida provides residents with quiet beaches, uninterrupted fishing opportunities, and coastal real estate sheltered away from prying eyes. Whether you're looking for a relaxing getaway or an outdoor adventure, this is a perfect place to believe and work.

 

Rich in history, the city's most famous landmark is the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, completed in 1860. Today, the town is perhaps best known as the spring training home of the Florida Marlins and the St. Louis Cardinals at Roger Dean Stadium.