Tours

6/18/2021 THINGS TO DO IN JUPITER! Stand-Up Paddle Board or Kayak? Whether your Dad is a novice or expert, a day on Jupiter waterways is a fabulous way to show him a great time as you enjoy Things To Do in Jupiter. JUPITER OUTDOOR CENTER offers guided tours. Or rent your own watercraft or bicycle….

4/16/2021 THINGS TO DO IN JUPITER! SEA GRASS — PRESERVING SEA LIFE If manatees or sea turtles could talk, one of the first things they would tell you is to preserve sea grass. Known as shoal grass and Johnson’s seagrass, the seagrass meadows provide refuge for juvenile fish and food for sea turtles and manatees….

THINGS TO DO IN JUPITER! Wildlife is under, above and all around when you go for a paddling or bicycling adventure at Jupiter Outdoor Center. Here’s some of our favorite outdoor characters we’ve seen during Things To Do in Jupiter adventures: BIRDS, BIRDS, BIRDS Owls, great blue herons, osprey, ducks, sandhill cranes, hawks, turkeys, bald…

THINGS TO DO IN JUPITER! LEARN & PADDLE Sea turtles, deep diving, elegant reptiles that waddle to shore to lay their eggs, have a home at the Loggerhead Marinelife Center in Juno Beach, a popular Things To Do in Jupiter activity. Known world-wide, Loggerhead’s veterinarians provide care for turtles injured by fish hooks, nets and…

Things To Do in Jupiter! PEDAL & PADDLE AT RIVERBEND PARK Birds, butterflies, deer, otters, native flowers and an occasional ‘gator are part of your pedaling adventure along the Loxahatchee River at Riverbend Park. Beach cruisers with fat tires almost five inches wide are for rent from Jupiter Outdoor Center on the more than a…

Capt. Art will show you all the sites in, around and above the Jupiter Inlet when you take a tour on the Pon Tiki, operated by Love Street Outdoor Center. Waiting for a table at Charlie & Joe’s at Love Street can be an adventure. Capt. Art will bring you out from the dock across…

THINGS TO DO IN JUPITER — AND BEYOND!

DUBOIS PIONEER HOME  Visitors to the 1898-built DuBois Pioneer Home can get a view of how life was on the Jupiter Inlet more than 100 years ago. The DuBois’ had three sons and one daughter. All four children were born in the home. They fished, farmed, salvaged and also ran a fishing camp and later a restaurant…