Jupiter’s Kite Beach is one of the most iconic spots in Florida. Besides the diverse range of conditions, we have a quaint town that provides kiters with a wide array of entertainment in a small town surf vibe. While we might not be famous for remarkably consistent conditions, most people visiting will find that we always have something fun going on whether it’s foilboarding, surfing, paddleboarding, or just your everyday kitesurfing. You’ll see most locals prefer surfboards and smaller kites, but we have all types of riders in the area. The locals are extremely friendly and helpful as long as you follow the common courtesies (i.e. safe launching and landing, no jumping on beach, and staying clear of other beachgoers). I think besides the generally good riding conditions people fall in love with our warm, beautiful blue water which we have 90% of the year.
Here is a breakdown of our seasons:
Getting a car is the best option! You need to drive just about everywhere, but it’s all within 10 minutes of each other.
The closest airport is PBI (Palm Beach International) which is about 25 minutes away. There are plenty of other airports within a 2-hour drive including FLL, MIA, and MCO.
We have incredible seafood and Caribbean influenced dishes. Some of my personal favourites include:
1. 2Vinez
2. Guanabanas
3. Food Shack
4. U-Tiki
I’m personally not a partier, so I rarely go out. But on those rare occasions, I head right to Guanabanas or Square Grouper!
Paddleboarding is a major part of Jupiter Life. If you need to stay out of the water, we have your typical tourist attractions (lighthouse, state parks…etc). The one great thing we have is the Loggerhead Marine Life Center. If you like turtles (who doesn’t?), you need to stop by and see all the great things these folks do.
Why would you be on the Internet in Jupiter? Go to the beach! But we understand people have got to work and stay in touch. The internet here is good, and you can get 6-9mb.
We have lots of small hotels in the area. I would recommend you explore Air BnB for a great apartment rental closer to the beach.
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By Jon Modica
I’ve been involved in the kiteboarding industry in numerous ways for over 13 years. I still compete occasionally but now I spend most of my time back in my home town (Jupiter, FL). I am a former schoolteacher that started an education software company, Nutmeg Education, that I sold last year. Now I consult schools/Universities in developing online courses and corporations looking to do online corporate training.
Jupiter Kite Beach is the main spot that is easily accessible to everyone. It gets fun but usually has a small beach break and small chop. Occasionally, it does get big cold fronts or tropical systems that produce over head high waves, which are a treat for the strapless riders and produce great kickers for boosting. There is an excellent community of kiters all year long that are very friendly as long as you use common courtesies.
The windy months to go kitesurfing in Jupiter are January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December
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