Best Things to Do in Boynton Beach, Florida
Boynton's best stuff is on the water and in its wetlands — with a fast-growing downtown adding more.
Dive or fish the Gulf Stream. From the Boynton Harbor Marina, charters head out to some of the best reefs in South Florida. Diving is Boynton's signature.
Walk Green Cay Wetlands. A spectacular boardwalk through restored wetlands — herons, gators, and turtles galore. One of the county's top nature spots (and free).
Hit the beach. Boynton's Oceanfront Park (across the bridge) offers easy, pretty beach days.
Explore Town Square. The new downtown hub hosts events, an amphitheater, a library, and the Schoolhouse Children's Museum for families.
Stroll Mangrove Park. A quiet boardwalk through mangroves along the Intracoastal near the marina.
Golf. West Boynton's clubs offer plenty of rounds for every level.
In summer, do the boardwalks and beach early and let the marina and Town Square fill the afternoons.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is there to do in Boynton Beach?
Dive or fish the Gulf Stream from the marina, walk the Green Cay Wetlands and Mangrove Park boardwalks, enjoy the beach, explore the Town Square downtown and Schoolhouse Children's Museum, and golf out west.
What is Green Cay Wetlands?
A boardwalk trail through restored wetlands in Boynton Beach, famous for birdwatching and wildlife — a sister attraction to nearby Wakodahatchee Wetlands, and free to visit.
Is Boynton Beach good for scuba diving?
Yes — its proximity to the Gulf Stream reefs makes it one of the top diving and fishing launch points in the region.
Is Boynton Beach good for families?
Increasingly so — Town Square, the Schoolhouse Children's Museum, the wetlands boardwalks, and growing west-side communities are all family-friendly.