Easternmost Point In Florida - Park in Palm Beach Shores - , USA

Place was absolutely littered with trash when I went, however, it was a couple weeks after Hurricane Ian, so that likely had something to do with it, unfortunately. Spend about 2 hours picking up trash. Would possibly go back if I knew it wasn't severely littered and it was a circumstantial experience.

A special spot near a wonderful stretch of beach. I was lucky enough to stay right next to this landmark well at the Ocean Pointe resort. Both of all sizes pass between the breakwater and the beach and through the deep water channel especially on the weekends and a small cruise ship comes in every morning. I’m still trying to determine what the structure located here at the base of the jetty is used for

Nice spot to watch ships come in.

Omg... this place is amazing! Where else can you get a view of an industrial sand sucking machine and the boundless Atlantic Ocean? Not only that, but you will be able to tell people that you visited the easternmost point in Florida! Okay, okay, so this review is a little bit sarcastic. All I did was take a walk on the beach and then Google asked me to review the easternmost point in Florida. I actually didn't know that this was the easternmost point in Florida, so that was kind of interesting. While you can't beat Singer Island and the wide-open view of the Atlantic Ocean, there's nothing all that special about this one spot. Then again, if you find yourself on Singer Island and want to head south down the beach, you will find yourself here. While I wouldn't recommend that people go out of their way to visit the spot, it makes for a nice beach walk destination.

You might see an incredible yacht, or a cruise ship, or just about any sort of vessel, EXCEPT a battleship. Great photo op when the breeze picks up because the waves crash dramatically against the rocks.

Picture perfect! It was fun visiting this spot while on a trip nearby. I told my daughter that I was ar the easternmost point in Florida and she was able to see where I was on a map. Love the coconut trees!

Very cool spot that offers great views and decent snorkeling. Watch the boats and ships go by while listening to the waves crash against the jetty. The pump house here moves sand from the North to the South of the inlet after it's construction interupted the natural flow of sand. The sunrises here are gorgeous and you might even catch a glimpse of a nesting sea turtle. Walk out to the end of the jetty to experience the furthest eastern point in Florida! There's no plaque so don't expect much fanfare. Overall this is a magical spot where you won't see a lot of tourists.

MAGNIFICENT SUNRISE 🌅 Fair warning, it is a treacherous walk to the very end! Although that walk really isn't necessary, it will be worth it to the adventurous and knowing that you are the first set of eyes on land to see the sunrise over this wonderful state at that moment, elicits a bucket list worthy feeling!! ❤