A walk in our wetlands

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I live in Delray Beach, a small, quiet seaside town with phenomenal restaurants, a fun and friendly atmosphere, and beautiful beaches.

But a few miles west of the beach, the Wakodahatchee Wetlands is a sanctuary for birds, alligators, and iguanas.

There’s a lovely boardwalk to stroll through the wetlands and keep you safe from some of the critters.

It’s free to all and there is plenty of parking as well as restrooms. There are also benches to sit on if you need a rest or are watching the birds nesting.

So if you happen to be in Delray Beach, Wakodahatchee is a great little gem to visit.

Published by lisanordlund1

In 2015, I retired and set out to do as much traveling as I could. I started the blog on our first, month-long trip to Panama in October 2015. My sister Linda and her husband Stan joined Bruce and me on our first trip and we decided together on the name the four amigos. Since then, we don’t always travel with them, sometimes just Bruce and I, sometimes other people, whoever wants to join us on our crazy journeys. The name stuck and I grew an affinity for it. So here we are. I invite you to join the fouramigos blog on our next destination.

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