Jupiter has miles and miles of beautiful beaches along its coastline. Jupiter’s beaches are known for their warm, clear waters and shores that are enveloped by the natural features of the area, such as dunes, mangroves, and sea grape trees. Each area of Jupiter's beachfront has a different feel, whether you are looking to have a family picnic, catch a wave, search for shells, or bring your furry family member to play at the beach.

Jupiter is home to one of the last friendly dog beaches around. Dogs are allowed on the beach between dune walkovers 26-57, or approximately between Ocean Cay Park and Carlin Park. Click here to see a map Jupiter-beaches-map-pdf of Jupiter’s dog beach.

JUNO BEACH

Unspoiled Juno Beach has the best dog-friendly beach in the Palm Beaches.  It is also a great beach for surfing or kitesurfing. There is a pier that is almost 1,000 feet long where you can throw out a line to catch some of our local fresh fish.

JUPITER BEACH

Jupiter Beach is also a great spot for surfing, taking a nice long beach walk, or just a bit of sunbathing. If you do not want to walk in the sand, Jupiter has a paved walking path along the dunes with exercise stations along the way. There are also pavilions, showers, and restrooms.

DUBOIS PARK

Dubois Park is at the Jupiter Inlet. There are over 1,200 feet of beach lined with palm trees, pavilions, and playgrounds. Enjoy a picnic while taking in the fabulous views of the inlet and Jupiter’s gorgeous lighthouse. What I love about Dubois is that there is a little lagoon that is great for kids.

Blowing Rocks Preserve

Jupiter Island is home to many celebrities. It is also home to one of the area’s most stunning beaches, Blowing Rocks Preserve.  The beach was named for its rocky shoreline, which is the largest on the Atlantic coast. At high tide, the ocean water breaks against the rocks, forcing plumes of water fifty feet high.