Singer Island

Welcome to Singer Island

A peninsula located on the Atlantic coast of Palm Beach County, Singer Island is an oceanfront neighborhood in Riviera Beach that offers seven miles of beautiful beaches and upscale hotels.

People & Lifestyle in Singer Island

For being such a small area, they boast not one but two major luxury hotels, where you will find visitors from far but also near! Singer Island is a great spot for a staycation due to the abundance of hotels right on the beach, the great restaurants and proximity to the city (without actually being there).

Dining, Entertainment & Shopping in Singer Island

Johnny Longboats: A beachside restaurant where you can enjoy fresh island style seafood, like their signature “Grouper in a Bag”, and delicious cocktails at their tropical bar!
Ocean Walk: Located right at the beach, where Johnny Longboats calls home, you can find this beachy shopping center. You can find Singer Island’s entertainment driven retailers and casual, local eateries! Stop by Wings Beachwear for any of your last minute ocean accessories or to bring home some souvenirs to your friends & family!
The Islander Grill & Tiki Bar: Nestled inside the beautiful beach resort, The Islander, this laid-back venue offers fresh seafood and American fare, as well as a poolside tiki bar!

Things To Do in Singer Island

Peanut Island: This 79 acre island is located at the mouth of Lake Worth Inlet right off of Singer Island. It’s great for boating, fishing and camping! Mostly people venture out to Peanut Island for snorkeling.
Singer Island Municipal Beach: Steps from Ocean Walk and a handful of amazing restaurants and shops, enjoy this spectacular stretch of pristine sand and a perfect place to find souvenir shells!
Phil Foster Park: A diver and snorkeler’s dream! Located under the Blue Heron Bridge, these famous waters offer a one-of-a-kind snorkel trail and a premier spot for divers. Frequently, you can expect to see visitors such as stingrays, eels, giant starfish, loads of tropical fish and, if you’re lucky, even an octopus or manatee!
John D. MacArthur Beach State Park: Established in 1989, it was the only park in Palm Beach County at the time. It’s main purpose was and still is to protect the rare beauty of Florida’s southeast coast. The park contains four natural communities, or habitats, and are inhabited by various animals and plants! They offer kayaking, trails, a playground and educational centers.