Palm Beach to Fort Lauderdale along the Intracoastal

13 places · South-east Florida

Sixty miles of Intracoastal between the mansions, with 20 opening bridges and an anchorage every 15 miles: Lake Worth and Peanut Island at Palm Beach, Jupiter inlet, Lake Boca at Boca Raton, Lake Sylvia and Las Olas at Fort Lauderdale, yachting capital of the world. The Palm Beach, Port Everglades and Hillsboro inlets are the exits to the Bahamas, 50 miles away.

1. Waterloo Hildreds
   1Anchorage· US·5.0

   Lake Worth Beach Anchorage

   Anchorage in Lake Worth Lagoon near Lake Worth Beach, on Florida's east coast. Sand bottom, sheltered from north-west through south-west but open to the east.

   26.6192, -80.0445See on the chart →
2. 2Anchorage· US

   Peanut Island

   Anchorage off Peanut Island in Lake Worth at Riviera Beach, Florida, sand bottom.

   26.7766, -80.0483See on the chart →
3. 3Anchorage· US·5.0

   PAlm beach

   Anchorage in the Lake Worth Lagoon at Lantana, southern Palm Beach County, Florida. Sand and mud bottom, sheltered from most directions.

   26.6030, -80.0466See on the chart →
4. 4Harbour· Tequesta, US

   Jupiter Pointe Club and Marina

   Marina and boat club at Tequesta, Florida, about one mile north of the Jupiter Inlet on the Intracoastal Waterway.

   • Up to 15 m

   26.9762, -80.0869See on the chart →
5. 5Anchorage· US·4.3

   Lake Boca

   Sheltered lagoon off the Intracoastal Waterway at Boca Raton, Florida, with anchoring on a sand bottom.

   26.3457, -80.0732See on the chart →
6. William “Patrick” Ma…
   6Harbour· Boca Raton, US·2.2

   Silver Palm Park

   Public boat ramp park on the Intracoastal Waterway in Boca Raton, south-east Florida, at the western end of the Palmetto Park Road bridge.

   26.3502, -80.0759See on the chart →
7. 7Anchorage· US·4.3

   Lake Sylvia

   Circular basin off the Intracoastal Waterway in Fort Lauderdale, the most used overnight anchorage in the area.

   • Water

   26.1050, -80.1117See on the chart →
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   8Harbour· Fort Lauderdale, US·4.5

   Las Olas Marina

   Deep-water yacht marina on the Intracoastal Waterway at Fort Lauderdale, between the Las Olas Boulevard bridge and the beach.

   26.1203, -80.1083See on the chart →
9. 9Harbour· Fort Lauderdale, US

   Bahia Mar Yachting Center

   Megayacht marina on the Intracoastal Waterway in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, steps from the Atlantic beach and Las Olas Boulevard, 1.5 miles north of Port Everglades.

   26.1116, -80.1077See on the chart →
10. Tony Santana, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
    10Anchorage· US·3.0

    Hillsboro Inlet

    Tidal inlet linking the Intracoastal Waterway to the Atlantic between Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton, Florida, with a mud bottom.

    26.2594, -80.0832See on the chart →
11. 11Anchorage· US·5.0

    Barrier Island

    Anchorage on a barrier island lagoon south of Bahia Mar in Fort Lauderdale, eastern Florida, with a sand bottom.

    26.1051, -80.0947See on the chart →
12. 12Anchorage· US·5.0

    Golden Isles Lake

    Sheltered urban anchorage off the Intracoastal Waterway at Hallandale Beach, Florida, ringed by condominiums.

    25.9828, -80.1261See on the chart →
13. 13Harbour· Delray Beach, US

    Delray Harbor Club Marina

    Private marina of 46 deep berths on the Intracoastal Waterway at Delray Beach, three quarters of a mile south of Atlantic Avenue.

    • Up to 42 m

    26.4457, -80.0669See on the chart →

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