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King Tides, Regular Tides and Currents – What to Know for Safe Boating

King Tides can bring higher-than-normal water levels and changing conditions across South Florida. Learn what to watch for at docks, sandbars, bridges and waterways, plus how regular tides and currents can impact your day on the water.

Palm Beach Gardens Delray/Hypoluxo Lighthouse Point Tampa St. Pete/Tierra Verde
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Summer Storm Savvy

If you’ve been boating in Florida, you probably already know a sunny morning doesn’t necessarily lead to a calm, sunny day. In fact, Florida sees upwards of 100 thunderstorm days each year! And while a brief storm on land isn’t a problem, it can quickly become a serious situation on the water. Staying safe during a storm or any other type of inclement weather is important. Make sure you're prepared as summer storms can pop up out of nowhere in Florida.

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West Coast Dockside Dining

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Hook and Cook with Your Membership

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Top Tips for Booking Spring Break Hours at the Club

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Springtime Florida Wildlife Guide

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Hidden Gems and Lesser Crowds Around GBC Palm Beach Gardens

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A Treasured History: The Legend of Gasparilla

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Exploring the St. Petersburg Power and Sailboat Show

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Navigating Shallow Waters: Practical Tips for Safe Boating

As the seasons shift, the importance of navigating shallow waters with precision cannot be overstated. Understanding the nuances of your boat’s journey through the shallows is not merely a skill but a responsibility.

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Planning the Perfect Holiday Boat Party

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