Jupiter Inlet & Dubois Park, Florida USA - The Perfect Beach and Water Location!

It's been five years since I last created a video from this location. It truly is a spectacular place to spend the day. Whether at the beach, at Dubois Park, or on a boat in the Inlet. Located 12 miles north of the Lake Worth Inlet and 16 miles south of the St. Lucie River, Jupiter Inlet is the point at which the Loxahatchee River empties into the Atlantic Ocean near Intracoastal Waterway Mile 1005. Jupiter is hub of yachting activity, and there are several good marinas located north and south of the inlet on Jupiter Sound and the south Intracoastal Waterway Route in the town of Jupiter itself. Spanish explorers named the river running into the inlet the Jobe River, after the Native American tribe that lived here. Later, when English settlers found the area around 1763, Jobe sounded to them like the mythological god Jove, or Jupiter, and the name Jupiter stuck. The Jupiter lighthouse was erected near the inlet in the 1800s. The Lighthouse stands 146 feet tall on the north shore of the Jupiter Inlet. The land that is now Lighthouse Park was once a part of Fort Jupiter, a military installation that was formed during the Seminole Indian Wars. Dubois Park contains the remains of a village occupied by the Jobe and their predecessors from 1,000 years ago. The shell midden, or trash pile, from the village site is 20 feet high. Jonathan Dickinson, a Quaker merchant whose family and crew were shipwrecked in 1696, is thought to have been held captive at this site. The Dubois Pioneer Home is located on top of the archaeological site. ------------------------------------------------------------ Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/vacation-beat License code: VYEDCLM4R3BRPPSS ------------------------------------------------------------