Jupiter Island

Jupiter Island lies along Florida’s Atlantic coast between the ocean and the Indian River Lagoon, a slender barrier island shaped by dunes, maritime vegetation and waterfront neighborhoods. The town is primarily residential, with a notably restrained character compared with many nearby resort areas. At its southern end, Blowing Rocks Preserve protects exposed Anastasia limestone, where waves can send spray through holes in the rock at high tide. Across nearby Jupiter Inlet, the red-brick Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, completed in 1860, recalls the coast’s maritime history. Browse nearby webcams to see how Jupiter Island relates to the wider Florida Atlantic coast.

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