Are there sharks at Palm Beach?

A juvenile shark with formidable teeth was found washed up on the shore of Palm Beach. The man who found it turned to social media for help on identifying the dead creature. Christian Leonard of Palm Beach said he was taking his daily beach walk on Tuesday, July 12, when he found a dead shark on the sand.



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Great white sharks are observed by divers once or twice a year off the coast of South Florida.

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Swimming areas are guarded when a condition flag is flying from the lifeguard tower at most parks year-round, seven days a week, from 9:00 am – 5:20 pm with exceptions at DuBois Park and Peanut Island. Guard availability may change without notice—look for the condition flag before swimming?.

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Located on the west side of the island, Palm Beach offers white sands and calm waters for excellent swimming conditions.

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After over 100 years of graceful evolution, Palm Beach today is a fully developed community, world-renowned for its beauty, quality of life and small-town character. It is home to “Captains of Industry” and the world famous Worth Avenue.

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Palm Beach's cost of living is 97% higher than the Florida average, and median home prices in the area are $955,600. Meanwhile, West Palm Beach's cost of living is only 8% higher than the Florida average, with a median home price of only $198,100.

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Volusia, home to world-famous Daytona Beach, has the dubious honor of being known as the “shark bite capital of the world.” New Smyrna Beach, just south of the city, is an epicenter of shark activity.

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