Delray Beach has done an amazing job with reinventing itself
over the past couple of years. Once upon a time, this city was a ghost
town. But with the recent additions of local business expansions, new art
galleries, refurbished Mediterranean styled buildings and quaint local
restaurants - Delray Beach has become a redesigned urban hotspot.
This charming destination is located alongside the Atlantic
Ocean between Boca Raton and West Palm Beach. Known for its remarkable 2
mile calm beach waters, with the ocean blue as sapphire. You might wonder
how they keep the beaches so clean and pristine. Fear not! Delray Beach has a
contract with a beach cleaning company to ensure that all visitors enjoy the
perfect ambiance all year round. Love to snorkel? Look no further as
Delray Beach offers a 100 year old ship wreck known as the S.S. Inchulva
Wreck. It's actually now a reef habitat located close to shore for easy
access. And, if you’re done with snorkeling with some sun left in your day, you
can easily rent a sailboat from Rent a Hobiecat.
Which brings us to the main attraction, besides the beach. Food,
of course! Delray Beach has a medley of restaurants to choose from.
Some high end restaurants yes, but more mainstream is the popular Boston's On
the Beach. Here you can find local seafood and New England dishes like
their signature Maine Lobster Roll Sandwiches. Another favorite eatery,
is Deck 84. Popular for overlooking the gorgeous Intracoastal Waterway,
this restaurant is a local favorite because it’s located in the heart of the
dining district and offers the comfort of local seafood dishes like Fish and
Chips and Smoked Fish Dip.
And after you've had your tanning and beach fix, there's still
more to do! One of South Florida's attractions is the Morikami Museum and
Japanese Gardens. Known for its natural and cultural highlights, this
center offers 16 acres of Japanese Art and Culture Exhibits. It features the
early 20th century settlers of the Yamato Colony of Japanese farmers, including
over 7,000 pieces of artifacts and works of art. And after the museum,
you can enjoy a tranquil breeze in any one of the 6 Zen Gardens. Here
you'll find bamboo groves, bonsai trees, serenity ponds and even a rock garden.
Lastly for all who loves the outdoors, get ready to visit the
Wakodahatchee Wetlands. While being a 50 acre man made ecosystem, the Wetlands
is one of the regions gems. It offers a 3/4 mile boardwalk, where
visitors can appreciate all that nature provides. The Wetlands is also
home to various species of birds, frogs, turtles, and alligators. Definitely
a great and unique attraction for families and kids!
It's simple! If you're searching for a shopping, dining, beach
and attraction destination? Delray Beach is your next move.
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