February 25, 2025
Cruising With Canines: For The Love Of Dogs & Palm Beach
Explore Palm Beach's dog-friendly superyacht Marina and learn safety tips for traveling with pets in South Florida.
Explore Palm Beach's dog-friendly superyacht Marina and learn safety tips for traveling with pets in South Florida.
The Palm Beach Marina, located near the Palm Beach International Boat Show, offers world-class service, state-of-the-art docks, and easy access to exclusive amenities.
This South Florida Marina tops boater’s lists. Explore Palm Beach Marina, the only superyacht marina in the area, with state-of-the-art facilities and amenities.
This December marks a milestone for the Town of Palm Beach Marina – our third anniversary. As we celebrate this remarkable journey, let’s take a look back at what has made the Marina a gem of fashionable sophistication on the South Florida coast.
The Palm Beach Marina offers an exclusive retreat for boaters seeking luxury, serenity, and unmatched discretion. Nestled alongside Lakeside Drive Park and just steps from the renowned Worth Avenue shopping district, this superyacht facility combines state-of-the-art amenities with white-glove service, catering to vessels up to 294 feet. Following a $40 million renovation, it has become a premier destination for those who value privacy, elegance, and seamless experiences in the heart of Palm Beach.
The Town of Palm Beach Marina has made another splash, sailing away with two prestigious 2024 Flagler Awards from Visit Florida, the state’s official tourism marketing corporation.
The Town of Palm Beach Marina isn’t just a prime spot for docking your boat; it’s also a gateway to the island’s chic and sophisticated locale – our beachside paradise is a Marina amenity.
Dive into our exclusive interview with celebrity captain Kelly Gordon, a seasoned motor yacht captain with 15 years of experience, who commands a fleet of boats from none other than our very own Palm Beach Marina.
If you’re having a good time up in the Northeast, but want to make your way down to the Town of Palm Beach, then sail your vessel on the Intracoastal Waterway, for a historic and often glamorous trip.
