Welcome to Tequesta
Peaceful coastal village evoking old Florida charm
This friendly community exudes a genuine small-town spirit. Located near the Atlantic Ocean and surrounded by stunning natural views, this area offers a great place to relax, shop, and have fun. Whether boating, playing a few rounds of golf, or visiting one of its beautiful parks, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy the stunning landscape.
The village of Tequesta is located along the Atlantic Ocean's blue waters on Highway 1 in northern Palm Beaches. It was named after the Tequesta people, a small Native American tribe that was the first to settle in South Florida. In 1955, Tequesta was only a dream, but today it is one of the premier waterfront communities in the country. This neighborhood is home to a variety of shops, boutiques, and churches.
With its mix of stylish ranch, exquisite Mediterranean style, and grand historic homes, Tequesta radiates charm and elegance. Tall, graceful palm trees and lush greenery adorn its yards, while ocean breezes enhance the tropical aura. From all views, the scenery is incredible.
What to Love
- Outstanding walkability
- Small town feel
- Access to the Loxahatchee River and Intracoastal Waterway
- Boating lifestyle
- Family-friendly activities
Local Lifestyle
Tequesta has something to offer for every age group. Families will find activities to do together while enjoying nature and attending community events for the whole family. Adventurers can discover a myriad of water activities, from kitesurfing to boating. Those who crave a relaxed lifestyle, strolling along the beach, solitary running or biking on one of its nature trails, or simply sitting and watching the boats go can find numerous opportunities.
This neighborhood has a small-town feel with the advantage of offering endless attractions, events, and activities. Cultural and arts experiences abound in Tequesta. Water lovers, sun seekers, golf enthusiasts, and nature lovers have countless ways to fulfill their passions.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
The village of Tequesta is brimming with fine dining, luxury shopping, and first-rate entertainment. Whether it’s daytime enjoyment or nighttime entertainment, this community offers something for everyone.
Featuring American cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and Sunday brunch, the
Gallery Grille is a sunny spot for lunch and dinner. For ocean fare lovers,
Hog Snappers serves authentic seafood and sushi in an island-themed setting, complete with a big tiki bar and casual atmosphere. For unique dishes, from prosciutto pizza to grilled octopus,
joscō garden offers an eclectic menu.
If it’s an after-dinner pleasure you seek, Tequesta has an abundance of possibilities.
Tequesta Brewing Co is a certified organic brewery that makes more than 40 beers each year. It features a tasting room, and growler fills.
Family fun is a short trip away to
Constitution Park, which offers a skate park, playgrounds, a tree house, a rock climbing wall, a walking trail, and more. If the water beckons,
Coral Cove Park allows you to experience old Florida in a beautiful beach setting. This park features canoe and kayak trails, fishing, swimming, and snorkeling, and is wheelchair accessible as well.
Things to Do
Those wanting to spend time in the magnificent outdoors have countless opportunities every day. With Tequesta’s subtropical weather, residents enjoy walks, boating, hiking, and other outdoor pursuits. Whether it’s in the water or on land, Tequesta abounds with activities.
Golf devotees can play on the challenging course at the
Tequesta Country Club. This golf course was designed by the legendary golf designer Dick Wilson and is considered one of his greatest achievements.
A variety of recreational activities are available at
Jonathan Dickinson State Park, including kayaking, canoeing, and hiking along the Loxahatchee River and through mangroves. Pet owners are welcome to bring their furry companions with them.Federally protected as a "wild and scenic river," the
Loxahatchee River more than deserves such an honor. There is something spectacular about the scenery. While kayaking, you'll see alligators, turtles, and birds that thrive. A 3,000-mile inland waterway that runs from Massachusetts to Brownsville, Texas, the
Intracoastal Waterway connects the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico coasts of the United States. This is an excellent place for boating and taking in the gorgeous scenery in a pontoon or deck boat. Many residents cruise the waterway for fun and relaxation.
Schools
Families will find several educational options for their children. Whether it’s an immersion school, private school, church-based school, or public school, a great education is at your fingertips. Choices include:
