Hotels: Where to Stay

The Brazilian Court Hotel:
Historic boutique hotel in the heart of Palm Beach, refined, understated, and a short ride from the show.

Approx. 10–15 min by car to the show site.  

The Colony Hotel:

Classic Palm Beach icon with relaxed elegance and vibrant ambiance, nestled close to Worth Avenue.

Approx. 3–5 min by car to the show.

Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach:

Oceanfront sanctuary with lush gardens and impeccable service.

Approx. 20 min by car to the show.  

All three hotels offer refined comfort and are well-located for both the show and exploring Palm Beach’s broader cultural and social scene.  

Restaurants: Where to Dine

Le Bilboquet Palm Beach:

Elegant French bistro on Worth Avenue, ideal for lunch or dinner after the show. Classic dishes, polished service, and a lively atmosphere.

Approx. 5–10 min by car from the show.  

Buccan:

Modern shared-plate dining with seasonal, inventive cuisine, a local favourite for creative menus and refined yet energetic dinner service.

Approx. 5–10 min by car from the show.  

Henry’s Palm Beach:

Celebrated restaurant known for classic American fare with elegant execution, stylish but welcoming.

Approx. 5–10 min by car from the show.  

Each of these spots captures a distinct side of Palm Beach dining, from French bistro elegance to contemporary local flavor.  

Tips: Our favourite tips during the show

1. Book your appointment in advance:

Appointments are recommended. As the show approaches, schedules fill quickly.

2. Make Zeelander an early stop:

Plan your visit earlier in the day where possible. Mornings offer calmer conditions and easier access, before traffic and activity increase.

3. Book restaurants in advance:

During show week, restaurants fill up quickly and reservations can be difficult to secure.

4. Don’t underestimate logistics:

Traffic, parking, and transfers often take longer than expected. Build in buffer time between appointments and social plans.

5. Consider ride services:

Using Uber or similar services can be more efficient than driving and parking during peak show hours.

6. Dress for the climate (and be prepared for change):

Florida sun can be intense. Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat help you stay comfortable. Conditions can shift, so a light layer or rain protection is recommended.

7. Comfortable footwear matters:

There is significant walking between docks and yachts. Choose shoes that are easy to slip on and off, and note that many yachts do not allow high heels on board.

8. Know about tickets:

General admission passes for the Palm Beach International Boat Show vary by day and duration, with options for single-day or multi-day access. VIP packages are also available. If you are interested in visiting Zeelander, we kindly ask that ticket requests come through our Sales Director so we can coordinate opportunities appropriately and maintain an exclusive experience.

9. Use the Palm Beach Boat Show app:

Download the official app for the full map, real-time updates, exhibitor listings, and navigation between docks, a practical tool to plan your visit.

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