What is Snook Islands Natural Area?
Snook Islands Natural Area is a restored chain of man-made islands in the Lake Worth Lagoon, with mangroves, oyster reefs and a boardwalk near the Lake Avenue bridge. It is one of the best spots in Lake Worth Beach for kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing and birdwatching.
About Snook Islands Natural Area
Once an ecologically struggling stretch of the lagoon, Snook Islands has become a wildlife success story. Paddle between the islands to see wading birds like egrets and herons, fish darting beneath your kayak and sometimes manatees. A boardwalk and fishing pier let you enjoy it without getting wet.
Insider tips
- Some southern islands are protected and off-limits — follow signs
- Go at high tide for easier paddling
Snook Islands Natural Area FAQs
Can you kayak at Snook Islands?
Yes. Snook Islands is a popular kayaking and paddleboarding spot. Rentals are available nearby at the Lake Worth Beach Golf Club area.
Hours, prices and availability can change. Please confirm details directly with the venue before you go. Last updated
