Fort Lauderdale to Palm Beach

The route from Fort Lauderdale to Palm Beach follows the scenic and protected Intracoastal Waterway (ICW). You'll start your journey in Fort Lauderdale, a coastal city known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant boating culture.

From Fort Lauderdale, you'll navigate northward along the ICW, which offers a well-marked and safe passage for boaters. The waterway winds its way through picturesque neighborhoods, waterfront mansions, and lush mangrove forests.

As you continue north, you'll pass through notable landmarks such as Port Everglades, a bustling cruise port, and the Hillsboro Inlet, known for its picturesque lighthouse. Keep an eye out for other boaters, as the ICW can be quite busy, especially during peak boating seasons.

As you approach Palm Beach, you'll notice a change in scenery, with palm-lined shores, upscale residential areas, and luxurious waterfront estates. Palm Beach is renowned for its pristine beaches, upscale shopping districts, and world-class golf courses.

Your journey will culminate in Palm Beach, where you can explore the vibrant city, visit cultural attractions such as the Flagler Museum or the Henry Morrison Flagler House, and indulge in the area's renowned dining and nightlife scene.

Port Everglades, Fort Lauderdale: Similar to the previous route to Bimini, your journey will start from Port Everglades. This bustling seaport offers a vibrant atmosphere and is home to cruise ships and a range of maritime activities.

Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse: As you head north from Fort Lauderdale, you will pass by the Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse, which marks the entrance to the Hillsboro Inlet. This picturesque lighthouse is worth admiring and provides a nice backdrop for photos.

Boca Raton: Located just south of Palm Beach, Boca Raton offers beautiful beaches, upscale shopping centers, and a range of waterfront dining options. Consider stopping in Boca Raton to explore its charming downtown area or relax on its sandy shores.

Lake Boca Raton: This picturesque anchorage area is situated just off the Intracoastal Waterway in Boca Raton. It's a popular spot for boaters to drop anchor, swim, or enjoy watersports activities.

Delray Beach: Continuing north, you'll come across Delray Beach, known for its vibrant downtown area filled with art galleries, boutiques, and restaurants. Take a stroll along Atlantic Avenue or relax on the beach.

Palm Beach: Your destination, Palm Beach, is renowned for its luxurious resorts, upscale shopping, and beautiful estates. Explore Worth Avenue, which is famous for its high-end shops and galleries. Additionally, you can visit the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum, enjoy the scenic Lake Trail, or simply unwind on the stunning beaches.