Be In the Know, On this Vacation!

To start, dress the part In Palm Beach, that means sporting none other than the infamous Lilly Pulitzer fashions. With four locations in The Palm Beaches, C. Orrico is the place to purchase the latest in Lilly wear. And while many residents and visitors frequent the first-rate shops along Worth Avenue in Palm Beach, you'll also find a group of in-the-know locals who shop the finds of other high-end designer, pre-owned items at consignment, or vintage shops (see list under Location). 

With the sun and surf beckoning, you can easily access the low-key beachfront at the Lake Worth Municipal Beach - just over the bridge from funky, Bohemian downtown Lake Worth. Or lay down a towel just below South Ocean Boulevard on Palm Beach - anywhere between Hammon Avenue and Banyan Road. To explore a bit of unspoiled Florida, head north to Jupiter and take a drive along one of the local mother roads - historic A1A. Roll down the windows and let the sea breezes sweep through to cool you off.

Off the Menu When it's time to refuel, make sure to grab a bite to eat at these quintessential Palm Beach classic favs: the old-style diner, Hamburger Heaven or the lavish Circle Room at Flagler's legendary Breakers hotel, decorated with Tiffany windows, done by Tiffany himself. On the new side, James Beard Award-nominated chef Clay Conley has two new bistros: Asian-inspired, Imoto and the progressive American grill, Buccan.

Across the water in West Palm Beach, the GreenMarket, along the downtown waterfront. The foods found here are worldwide - from Hawaiian to lower East Side New York to South American. Try out all the cool restaurants on Clematis Street Downtown or CityPlace with endless choices for breakfast, lunch, brunch, dinner, or late night bites.  

And since it's five o'clock somewhere, you have to raise a glass with Palm Beach's executive crowd at the Palm Beach Grill and throw back a pint of craft beer at the World of Beer on lively Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach.