Palm Bay, FL
Palm Bay is a hidden gem in Brevard County in Central Florida, between Jacksonville and Miami. It runs on a four-mile stretch along the Indian River Lagoon on the Atlantic coast. It's rich in natural resources and a dream for adventurers who enjoy the outdoors. The Gulf coast beaches and unparalleled sunsets are among the nation's most popular, and tourists from all over the world come to visit these Gulf coast sugar-sand beaches and glistening azure waters. It also offers beautiful outdoor waterfront vistas of the coast, a unique shopping experience, charming restaurants, and the pumping clubs of South Beach with Latin influences.
Palm Bay emerges at Turkey Creek on the opening of the Indian River and streams into the Atlantic Ocean. It’s known for its numerous and various sporting themes from paintball and cyclocross, to kayaking, canoeing, and surfing, in the sparkling waters of the Turkey Creek Sanctuary. The Turkey Creek Sanctuary, with a 4,000-foot boardwalk, is a natural reserve covered with sand pines, saw palmettos, oaks, and beautiful foliage, which is part of the Environmentally Endangered Lands program.
July and August temperatures are warm, with average temperatures running at a high of 81°F and a low of 60°F. And because of the beautiful year-round weather, outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the countless activities that include golfing on over 1,000 golf courses, cycling, hiking, boating, fishing, horse-back riding, and so much more. There are also gorgeous hiking trails with an abundance of unique flora and fauna that are only available in this area of the U.S.
Florida is also known as a famous spring break destination. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker or just want to unwind, Palm Bay is full of adventure, leisure, and spectacular nightlife. It’s also a short distance away from Walt Disney World, Universal, Kennedy Space Center, and Busch Gardens. So if you have a family, you will find a lot of action and things to do for all ages.
Palm Bay is also a fabulous suburban place to raise a family, with a population of over 100,000 and a cost of living that is lower than the U.S. average. The unemployment rate and crime rate is also very low, and the average commute is less than 30 minutes. Most people drive to work while the rest carpool. Less than 5% take the bus, light rail, or subway. And very few bike or walk to work.
Palm Bay is the place to be if you’re looking for excitement or peaceful, more laid-back living. But you’ll have the pleasure of the breathtaking views of the ocean and magnificent sunsets every day, on beaches that can be appreciated year-round.