If you are considering a vacation to Florida, you should consider staying in Delray Beach.
Located between Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach on Florida's southeast coast Delray Beach offers something for everyone.
There are several large hotels and numerous bed and breakfasts for you to choose from.
The most obvious attraction here is of course the beach.
Delray has over two miles of pristine beaches.
Most of the beaches offer easy public access with ample parking (weekends can be a parking problem - get there early).
Delray Beach has been designated a Blue Wave Beach from the Clean Beaches Council.
This prestigious award is only given to those beaches that are kept clean and are managed well.
When in Delray you have to take a swim in the sparkling blue Atlantic waters that gently lap the sand.
After playing hard at the beach all day you will be hungry.
You are in luck, as we have much to offer in the way of dining.
Whether you prefer a quick crepe prepared at your beach side table, a deluxe burger served with a frozen cocktail, or even a filet mignon with cream sauce, it is all available just a short walk from your beach umbrella.
Atlantic Avenue is where most of the dining is concentrated and you will not be left hungry after stopping into any of these great restaurants.
Your biggest problem is likely to be deciding which one to eat at.
Once you are "beached out" and fed, why not visit on of Delray Beaches other famous attractions? The Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens is among the most popular places to visit.
This stunning attraction offers 6 different Japanese gardens and a Japanese cultural center that has been the epicenter of Japanese culture in South Florida since 1977.
This has been a very popular venue for weddings and special events and is highly recommended.
You will not be disappointed with your visit to Morikami.
Delray Beach offers some of the finest golf and tennis in Florida.
The world famous Virginia Slims Tennis Invitational is held here every year.
Access to some of the courses can be tricky as many are privately owned.
Ask your hotel concierge which course they suggest and they should be able to get you on.
In the summer months you should plan on playing first thing in the morning as there will usually be some afternoon thunderstorms that will ruin you afternoon outting.
After your long day at play you may be tempted to just go to sleep.
If you did that you would be missing a great part of Delray..
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the stellar nightlife.
Delray is host to some of South Florida's premier restaurants and night clubs.
Simply head back to Atlantic Avenue and start walking.
There are literally hundreds of eateries and night clubs for you to choose from.
You can party until the wee hours of the morning and be completely safe as Delray Beach boasts one of the lowest crime rates in Florida.
As you can see, we have something for every member of your family.
Just remember to smile and be friendly and the people here will return the favor.
We can't wait to see you on the beach! Delray Beach Information