In The Palm Beaches, famous beaches and luxurious resorts coexist harmoniously with a hidden wild side waiting to be explored sustainably.

For nature lovers and adventure seekers passionate about eco-tourism, this tropical paradise offers a plethora of off-the-beaten-path experiences that showcase its stunning natural beauty, all while promoting conservation and responsible travel.

Here is a list of outdoor activities to help you design your clients’ trip to The Palm Beaches with sustainability in mind

. Exploring the Jeaga Wildways: Let your clients pedal through cypress trees and vibrant freshwater wetlands, minimizing the impact on this delicate ecosystem.

. Trekking the Ocean to Lake Hiking Trail: This trail runs almost 62 miles through both Martin and Palm Beach counties, spanning from the Atlantic Ocean to Lake Okeechobee. The trail is part of the ******* National Scenic Trail, one of only 11 trails given this designation in the state.

. Paddling the Loxahatchee River: Here, visitors can rent a kayak and paddle the Loxahatchee River, immersing themselves in the river’s untouched beauty while respecting the flora and fauna.

. Experiencing Grassy Waters Preserve: Situated within the city limits, Grassy Waters Preserve is the most accessible Everglades encounter in the area. It features the stunning 1-mile loop Cypress Boardwalk that’s both wheelchair and stroller accessible.

. Hiking at Loxahatchee Slough Natural Area: At more than 12,000 acres, The Palm Beaches’ largest natural area is where visitors can hike through pines, prairies, and cypress trees.

. Enjoying the Wildlife at Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife ******: This spot is a nature photographer’s dream and the gateway to the Great ******* Birding Trail. Birds aren’t the only flying friends at the Loxahatchee NWR; 40 species of butterflies also inhabit the area!

. Walking Along Juno Dunes: This 576-acre natural area is home to a diverse ecosystem of scrub forests positioned alongside ocean dunes, offering a wide selection of local plants and wildflowers.

The Palm Beaches also boasts a growing list of eco-conscious businesses. Saltwater Brewery in Delray Beach utilizes biodegradable Eco Six Pack Rings to protect the ocean. Manatee Lagoon FPL Eco-Discovery Center offers a safe haven for manatees and educates visitors about clean energy. The Breakers resort implements eco-friendly practices, while Swank Specialty Produce promotes farm-to-table freshness. Busch Wildlife Sanctuary rescues and releases native wildlife, promoting environmental awareness. And 4Ocean leads ocean cleanup efforts, and ******* Crystals pioneers sustainable farming practices.

For more information about The Palm Beaches, go to thepalmbeaches.com/travel-professionals.