Inside 5000 North Ocean: What Boutique Living Looks Like on Singer Island
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Singer Island is known for variety. Established oceanfront towers, resort-style residences, and a small number of newer luxury buildings all share the same four-mile stretch of barrier island. Much of that inventory dates back decades, which is part of what makes 5000 North Ocean stand out. It is one of the most recently built towers on the island, and one of only a handful of new-construction luxury buildings to arrive on Singer Island in recent years.
Set in the middle of Singer Island in Riviera Beach, 5000 North Ocean pairs that newer construction with a small, private setting. For buyers who want contemporary design, generous square footage, and the quiet that comes with a low-density building, it is one of the island’s most distinctive…
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Known as a worldwide fishing destination with Thursday night sunset celebrations, Sailfish Marina Resort has officially re-opened after COVID-19.Â
Palm Beach County has one of the most diverse marine ecosystems in the world, so snorkeling and diving one of the 181 reef sites is a magical experience. On Singer Island, the reef at Ocean Reef Park is shallow and close enough to shore to be a great spot for beginners and non-Florida natives. Since 700 feet of the beach is also protected by lifeguards, no dive flag is necessary as long as you swim in the guarded area between the buoy and shore.
John D. MacArthur Beach State Park stands out as an “island in time” by preserving the natural heritage of subtropical coastal habitat that once covered southeast Florida. It is the only state park in Palm Beach County, and an environmental treasure which has been preserved for present and future generations to come.
On Friday, December 13th, Pura Vida Divers is spreading holiday cheer SCUBA style. The premiere dive shop on Singer Island welcomes you to mingle with the dive community, eat good food, and have the chance to win some exciting raffle prizes.
With the gulf stream flowing so close to the coast and the abundance of natural reefs, historic shipwrecks, ledges, and artificial reefs, Palm Beach County is home to over 180 dive spots. Comfort isn’t an issue with a water temperature of 80 degrees in the summer and 70 degrees in the winter, and water depths range from 30 to 100 feet within 2 miles of shore.