South Florida beaches can be a fun way to spend the day and Summer is quickly approaching; with that in mind, it probably has been a year since going to the beach. This year we are all eager to get out, explore and return to some normalcy of living. Whether you go to the beach with small children, adults or alone here are a the top safety tips and things to remember to stay safe at the beach.
- VERY IMPORTANT: Swim at a patrolled beach.
- Read all posted safety signs and warnings
- Know where the lifegaurd stations are located
- Avoid swimming alone
- Do not swim after consuming alcohol
- Stay hydrated with plenty of water
- Wear watersheds to protect yourself from glass or sharp objects
- Make sure to reapply sunscreen frequently and after swimming.
- Always keep children in sight.
- Do not swim at night.
We will continue to inform you about local beach clean ups throughout the summer. The next beach clean up is on June 8th, World Oceans Day at Coral Cove Park, South Jupiter Island from 1-4pm. Sponsored by Visit Palm Beach. Be ready to snap some selfies and take pictures – Coral Cove is one of the most beautiful beaches in the 561.
Tuesday
June 82021
Beach Clean Upby Visit Palm Beach
1:00-4:00pm Coral Cove, Jupiter Island
