Juno Beach

Located on Florida’s Atlantic Coast between Jupiter and North Palm Beach, Juno Beach is a laid-back coastal community offering an excellent quality of life with its beautiful beaches, shopping, restaurants, and recreation. From May through October, the seaside community of Juno Beach is the densest sea turtle nesting ground in the world. You can visit some of these turtles at the Loggerhead Marinelife Center, which is a working sea turtle rescue and hospital. Residents can stroll the sands and watch sea turtles hatch, take their pup for a fun day out at the popular dog beach, or try some fishing at The Juno Beach Pier, while surfers and kite boarders enjoy the waves and balmy breezes of the Atlantic Ocean. Just up the shore, is the Juno Dunes Natural Area, a 576-acre preserve and park.

Art enthusiasts will delight in the yearly ArtFest by the Sea along the oceanfront road of A1A, which features over 300 artists from around the country, utilizing dozens of diverse media. The culturally minded will find Broadway-caliber shows at The Maltz Jupiter Theatre (formerly the Burt Reynolds Dinner Theatre).

A sister settlement to The Town of Jupiter, Juno Beach was named for Jupiter’s wife, the ancient Roman goddess, Juno. Incorporated in 1953, Juno was one of 2 stops on the 7.5-mile Celestial Railroad, which provided the essential link for visitors to travel inland from the Jupiter Inlet, south to Lake Worth and the West Palm Beach area.

Beyond its inviting landscape, Juno Beach offers a range of real estate options: from waterfront homes and townhomes to condominiums and single-family homes. With its stunning setting and variety of housing choices, Juno Beach is truly a place to call home. Given its close proximity to the Palm Beach International Airport, Juno Beach is easily accessible to visitors from around the world, and just a short drive via I-95 to West Palm Beach for downtown shopping and restaurants, as well as Broadway shows, ballet, and concerts at The Kravis Center for the Performing Arts.