Jupiter Beach and Inlet
Jupiter Inlet is a happening spot where fishermen hang out on the jetty and surfers come to ride the waves. It's fun to come on a stormy day and watch the surfers gather with enthusiasm to check out the waves. Pelicans gather in the inlet and play in the strong current. The shoreline and sand are grody- when I was there I saw plastic bags, fishing trash, and a dead fish that had been discarded. And it's not the prettiest beach with the ugly highrise condo. After checking out the surf/fishing scene, walk over to Dubois Lagoon for delightful scenery that you can't beat!
Between the beach and the lagoon is a lovely sea wall where lively (sometimes drunk and aggressive) people gather to watch the sunset. A rock pool reflects the orange-pink sky.
When there has been a summer tropical storm with flooding and the locks in the west are opened, then yucky water comes to Jupiter Beach from Jupiter Inlet. This can last for months after a bad storm- don't swim at these times (you will notice that the water is brownish and there is foam on the shore).
Jupiter Beach is one of the few places where you can park your car and watch the ocean (or at least the inlet). It's exciting to come during a rain or thunder storm (at your own risk!) to watch nature stir up some action.
After, check out the places to eat in Jupiter, many with great atmosphere by the water. It's also always nice to have a coffee in Tequesta town.
Shallow pool of water beside the inlet.
Pelicans enjoy a stormy current in the inlet.
I love egrets!
Pelicans galore!
Soft sand catching the last day's light.
Surfers frequently come to Jupiter Inlet.
Catching a wave!
A couple enjoy a romantic swim on a Sunday evening.
Jupiter Beach cowboy at Sunday's end.
Hanging out on the rocks at the inlet.
Two boys sit on the cement sea wall, bike in the sand.
Rocks on the shore of the rock pool at sunset.
A relaxing place to watch the water gush into the inlet.
The jetty, a great place to walk and breathe the salt air.
Fishermen on the end of the jetty.
Looking across the inlet.
Boys entering the surf by the jetty.
The inlet is a great place to watch a storm.
The heavens opened..
Water rushes over the wall on a stormy November morning.
Fishing from the wall with a view of the lighthouse.
The amazing color of the water in the inlet.
Huge storm cloud gathering over the lighthouse.
Pelican and lighthouse.
Looking toward the jetty from Jupiter Beach.
What a place!
Beautiful day at the inlet.
Fishing boat coming in to the inlet.
Dune sunflowers along the inlet.
Adirondack chair at Jupiter Inlet Beach Club.
Stormy day at the inlet.
Coconut trees and stormy atmosphere.
Stormy day at the inlet.
A bird flies by.
A bird by some barnacles on a rock.
The end of the jetty on a wild day.
Three pelicans bobbing around!
Two surfers head for the water.
Surfers entering the water.
Purple and yellow wildflowers near the jetty.
Birds in formation!
Stunning water the day before Christmas.
The incredible color of the water at the inlet on a day in December.
Fisherman casting his net beside the jetty.
The cement jetty.
Fishing boat heading out the inlet.
The color of the water, like paint on a palette.
Yes this is good!
You can stand on the wall and take in the amazing colors.
Swimming in the lagoon.
Rainbow at the inlet.
Calm end of day at Jupiter Beach.
Sea bird and sea beans.
Lovely time of day at the jetty.
Looking back at the beach from the jetty.
Wading in the rock pool.
Bridge and cluster of palms at sunset.
Standing on the inlet beach at sunset.
The little beach on the inlet, with pink clouds.
Swimming area on the inlet, and pink clouds reflected.
Walking to the end where you see views of the lighthouse, at sunset.
Exit Highway 95 at Indiantown Rd and head toward the ocean. At the end, turn left on Ocean Blvd. Turn right on Jupiter Beach Rd and follow it to the end. Turn left into the parking area for Jupiter Beach. At the very end you will come to some free parking by the jetty.
Last Updated: Fri, 22 Oct 2021 12:40:45 GMT
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