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Travelers Palm Get ready for a giant of a plant - a "travelers tree" can grow very tall and takes up lots of space while young (before it grows a trunk).

The farther south in Florida you go the taller they can get. In northern areas they'll get about 30 feet high. Close to Miami they may reach 50 feet - or more.

Travelers Palm Planting & Care    

The growth rate is fast until a trunk begins to develop. Then the plant settles into a nice, moderate pace.

These plants like full sun but can handle part shade, and do best when young in an area where the base stays somewhat shaded. Eventually it will grow into a full sun height.

Travelers do well in Zone 10 or coastal Zone 9B areas.

The trunk is solitary but occasionally offsets will form. These can be removed (though many people don't) to strengthen the main plant and keep its classic look. Flowers look similar to bird of paradise blooms.

Plant with top soil or organic peat moss added to the hole.

Fertilize 3 times a year in spring summer and autumn using a quality all-purpose or palm fertilizer.

Trim off outside leaf branches as needed (and as long as the plant is reachable).

Travelers palms need regular water - another reason to keep the base in a partly shaded area while it's young and getting established.

The beautiful and legendary travelers palm is actually not a palm at all, but spectacular palm-like imposter related to bananas and bird of paradise.

These plants grow to be enormous, with huge leaves sprouting from a long stems in a flat, fan-shaped pattern like a peacock's tail.

The leaf bases create an intricate, overlapping pattern.

The leaves collect rainwater which flows into the plant's stems, base, and even its flowers, ready to aid a thirsty traveler.

Though it will eventually grow a trunk, this plant needs a wide berth when young.

Because of the immense width and height proportions, this is one of those South Florida "palms" that work best in more expansive landscapes and with larger homes.

Get ready for a giant of a plant - a "travelers tree" can grow very tall and takes up lots of space while young (before it grows a trunk).

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TRAVELER PALM Trees

Learn about the traveler palm tree, explore the traveler palm tree.

The fan-like Traveler’s Palm, is not a palm tree at all. Native to Madagascar, this plant is a close relative of the banana plant and belongs to the same family as the Bird of Paradise. Its name comes from the leaf base formation, a cupped shape that holds water that thirsty travelers could drink. Traveler’s Palm does best in tropical climates, but tends to rapidly outgrow its space, so regular pruning is necessary to keep it in check. In addition, Traveler’s Palms that have sustained frost or freeze damage should be pruned to promote recovery.

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Traveller's palm

About traveller's palm.

Traveller's Tree is a palm-like tree native to Madagascar. It can reach heights of 30'-50' feet in its native habitat. It grows in frost-free areas around the world. In areas where it may not be winter hardy, it can be grown in a greenhouse.

Ravenala madagascariensis

Strelitziaceae, zingiberales, also known as.

Ravenala and Traveller's tree

How to care for Traveller's palm

How often to water your traveller's palm.

Traveller's palm needs 0.5 cups of water every 9 when it doesn’t get direct sunlight and is potted in a 5" pot.

Use our water calculator to personalize watering recommendations to your environment or download Greg for more advanced recommendations for all of your plants.

Water 0.5 cups every 9

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Finding light for Traveller's palm in your home

Traveller's palm love being close to bright, sunny windows 😎.

Place it less than 1ft from a south-facing window to maximize the potential for growth.

Traveller's palm does not tolerate low-light 🚫.

Select your region to see how the current weather in your area affects the placement of Traveller's palm in your home 🏡.

How to fertilize Traveller's palm

Most potting soils come with ample nutrients which plants use to produce new growth.

By the time your plant has depleted the nutrients in its soil it’s likely grown enough to need a larger pot anyway.

To replenish this plant's nutrients, repot your Traveller's palm after it doubles in size or once a year —whichever comes first.

The app says to water every 10 days. Is this accurate? The guy who I bought it from told me to water it every day. What’s the water usage for these plants? It’s a 15 gallon size

Just got these seeds my friend gave me these and i’m so excited any tips or tricks to help them sprout the only thing the package says is to take sandpaper to rough up the outer part of the seed and then put in peat moss but surely there’s more 😁.

Traveller's palm is generally easy to care for , though some plant parents report facing challenges with growing it. Check out the reviews down below to read more about their experiences!

Benefits of Growing Traveller's palm →

Common Traveller's palm Problems →

Traveller's palm prefers for the soil to dry out between waterings and should be watered regularly . Use our water calculator to personalize watering recommendations to your environment or download Greg for more advanced recommendations for all of your plants.

Traveller's palm Water Frequency →

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Traveller's palm requires abundant, bright and direct light. Place it less than one foot from a window to ensure it receives enough light to survive 💪. Select your region to see how the current weather in your area affects the placement in your home 🏡.

Traveller's palm Light Requirements →

Traveller's palm Direct Sunlight Needs & Tolerance →

Greg does not have confirmed data on this plant’s toxicity. If you, a family member, or a pet consumes plant material of unknown toxicity, it’s always best to consult a medical professional.

If you or someone else ingested this plant, call Poison Control at US (800) 222-1222 . If a pet consumed this plant, contact your veterinarian or the ASPCA at  US (888) 426-4435 .

Traveller's palm does best in well-draining soil . A good soil will contain lots of organic matter such as coco coir as well as perlite or vermiculite to help with drainage. Adding a handful of perlite to regular store-bought potting soil should do the trick!

Best Soil Mix for Traveller's palm →

When and How to Successfully Repot Traveller's palm →

Traveller's palm will branch off as it grows. To encourage branching, pinch off the newest growth at the tip and the stem will branch off into two.

How and When to Prune Traveller's palm →

USDA Hardiness Zone Traveller's palm can be grown outdoors in USDA Hardiness Zones 10a-11b . Find your local hardiness zone here .

Traveller's palm Temperature Tolerance →

Traveller's palm can be propagated by division into new individual plants.

• Check to see if there is more than one plant. In some cases they may still be beneath the soil surface. If you feel confident, you may remove the soil to check for baby plantlets below!
• If there are multiple plants growing, unpot the plant and gently tug the plants apart, being careful not to disturb too many of the roots. They may be connected by large root segments which you may need to break to free the plantlet.
• Pot up the new plant in well-draining soil
• Repot the parent plant back into its original pot

When troubleshooting a sad-looking houseplant, start by checking for signs of distress in its leaves, such as yellowing, browning, or drooping, which can indicate overwatering or nutrient deficiencies.

Inspect the soil moisture; too dry or too wet soil can cause problems.

Finally, consider environmental factors like temperature and humidity, and adjust care routines accordingly to revive your plant.

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Care Summary for Traveller's palm

0.5 cups every 9 days

< 1ft from a window

Repot after 2x growth

Based on the 4” pot your plant is in, and that it doesn’t get direct sunlight .

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Ravenala Madagascariensis . Travellers Palm The Ravenala Madagascariensis has enormous paddle shaped banana-like leaves on long stalks all aligned on a single plane, giving the whole plant an appearnce of a huge fan.

Also known as the Travellers Palm, it is not a true palm, it actually belongs to the Bird of Paradise family of plants, the Strelitziaceae. Brilliant blue seeds are produced after pollination of it's white flowers, the only true blue seeds found in nature.

A real unique plant it's great as a patio, conservatory or atrium plant. Growing in a container will restrict it's growth, as it does grow quite large and also allow it to be moved inside during winter.    

These are exceptional quality palms from a specialist grower. Photo 2 shows some of the exact palms in stock now. Please Note: Heights stated include pot sizes.

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RAVENALA MADAGASCARIENSIS. Travellers Palm

Ravenala madagascariensis info.

Latin Name : Ravenala Madagascariensis.

Common Name : Travellers Palm, Travellers Tree.

Native to : Madagascar. Hardiness : Frost tender.

Growth : Unique palm. Enormous banana like paddle-shaped green leaves all aligned on a single plane giving the appearance of a huge fan. Not a true palm, member of the Strelitziaceae family. Bright blue seeds.

Exposure : Sheltered from wind to prevent shredding of leaves.

Sun : Full sun.

Soil : Rich soil. Well draining.

Moisture : Regular watering.

Feeding : Fertilize during growing season.

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Caring For Travelers Palms – How To Grow A Travelers Palm

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Although travelers palm ( Ravenala madagascariensis ) displays big, fan-like leaves, the name is actually a bit of a misnomer, as travelers palm plants are actually more closely related to banana trees . This exotic plant produces small, creamy white flowers, which often appear year-round. Want to learn about growing travelers palm in your garden? Find out below.

Travelers Palm Hardiness

Travelers palm is definitely a tropical plant, suitable for growing in the warm climates of USDA plant hardiness zones 10 and 11. Travelers palm plants may survive in zone 9, but only if they are well protected in the event of occasional frost.

How to Grow a Travelers Palm

Travelers palm plants tolerate sandy and clay-based soils but prefer moist, rich soil. Although the plant is relatively disease resistant, a well-drained planting site produces the healthiest growth. Provide shade for the base of the plants after planting. Once established, a sunny spot is best, but the travelers palm does fine with a little light shade. Provide shelter from strong winds, which may tear and tatter the huge leaves. This is a good-sized plant that reaches heights of 30 to 50 feet (9-15 m.) and sometimes even more, so provide plenty of space for travelers palm. Allow a minimum of 8 to 10 feet (2-3 m.) from a house or other structure, and 12 feet (4 m.) is even better. If you’re planting more than one, space them at least 8 to 10 feet (2-3 m.) apart to prevent crowding.

Caring for Travelers Palms

Water as needed to keep the soil evenly moist, but never soggy or waterlogged. Feed travelers palm plants once in spring, summer, and autumn, using a fertilizer formulated for tropical plants or palms. A good, all-purpose fertilizer is also acceptable. Prune outer leaf branches as needed, and deadhead wilted blooms if you don’t want the plant to self-seed.

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Ravenala madagascariensis

When grown in colder regions, the Travelers palm ( Ravenala madagascariensis ) can be grown in pots, provided you take appropriate care for cold protection. When the outdoor temperatures drop below 30°F, the pots should be moved inside or to sheltered and warmer areas such as a enclosed patio or cooler greenhouses. As they are a tropical species, they must be kept in a bright position, and the soil should remain moist. They should also be provided with regular feeding to keep them thriving. If kept in a pot, make sure to prune the leaves and the stems, to limit their growth and keep away pests. On the other hand, they can also be kept outdoors. If kept outdoors, make sure to water them regularly and add a slow-releasing fertilizer once a month. As they are also tolerant to salt spray, they can be planted near roads or seaside.

In conclusion, the Travelers palm is a beautiful palm-like tropical plant. It is a plant native to Madagascar and offers a unique and interesting look to gardens and yards. It will thrive in full sun or semi-shade, and requires regular watering, especially in warm periods. If grown in colder regions, this plant can be easily managed in pots, though extra care should be taken for cold protection. Moreover, it is tolerant to salt spray and can be planted near roads or seaside.

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• Ravenala madagascariensis, commonly called traveller's tree or traveller's palm, is a large tree-like plant which is native to moist forests in Madagascar where it will grow over time to 30-50' tall. It has now been planted in frost free areas around the world, including far southern Florida into the Keys, southern Texas, southern California and Hawaii.
• This plant features an unbranched trunk (to 12" diameter) which is topped by a fan-shaped single plane of enormous, long-stalked, banana-like, deep green leaves (20-30 per trunk). Each leaf blade is 5-10' long by 2-3' wide and appears at the end of a thick, grooved leaf stalk (petiole) which is as long or longer than the leaf blade.
• Leaf margins are sometimes split as is the case with some bananas. Up to one quart of rain water will accumulate in the expanded and cupped base of each leaf stalk, thus giving rise to the common names for this plant which suggests an emergency drinking water source for travellers in need.
• Showy 3-petaled white flowers in cymes rise from boat-shaped spathes in a manner reminiscent of this plant's bird-of-paradise (Strelitzia) relative. Flowers bloom in summer plus sporadically throughout the rest of the year.
• In early years, the trunk of this plant is subterranean (not visible), with the fan of leaves sitting on the ground. Eventually the trunk does appear and lengthen, with somewhat attractive leaf scar rings forming on the trunk surface as the lower leaves drop.

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Ravenala madagascariensis, commonly called traveller's tree or traveller's palm, is a large tree-like plant which is native to moist forests in Madagascar where it will grow over time to 30-50' tall. It has now been planted in frost free areas around the world, including far southern Florida into the Keys, southern Texas, southern California and Hawaii. This plant features an unbranched trunk (to 12" diameter) which is topped by a fan-shaped single plane of enormous, long-stalked, banana-like, deep green leaves (20-30 per trunk). Each leaf blade is 5-10' long by 2-3' wide and appears at the end of a thick, grooved leaf stalk (petiole) which is as long or longer than the leaf blade. Leaf margins are sometimes split as is the case with some bananas. Up to one quart of rain water will accumulate in the expanded and cupped base of each leaf stalk, thus giving rise to the common names for this plant which suggests an emergency drinking water source for travellers in need. Showy 3-petaled white flowers in cymes rise from boat-shaped spathes in a manner reminiscent of this plant's bird-of-paradise (Strelitzia) relative. Flowers bloom in summer plus sporadically throughout the rest of the year. In early years, the trunk of this plant is subterranean (not visible), with the fan of leaves sitting on the ground. Eventually the trunk does appear and lengthen, with somewhat attractive leaf scar rings forming on the trunk surface as the lower leaves drop.

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Learn about the traveler palm tree, explore the traveler palm tree.

The fan-like Traveler’s Palm, is not a palm tree at all. Native to Madagascar, this plant is a close relative of the banana plant and belongs to the same family as the Bird of Paradise. Its name comes from the leaf base formation, a cupped shape that holds water that thirsty travelers could drink. Traveler’s Palm does best in tropical climates, but tends to rapidly outgrow its space, so regular pruning is necessary to keep it in check. In addition, Traveler’s Palms that have sustained frost or freeze damage should be pruned to promote recovery.

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Ravenala madagascariensis

traveller's palm

A palm-like, evergreen tree eventually reaching up to 10m tall with an unbranched trunk topped with a fan-shaped crown of dark green leaves arranged in a single plane. The leaves are long-stalked, 3-6m long and have expaned, cup-shaped leaf bases. White-petaled flowers appear in summer from groups of boat-shaped spathes that emerge at the leaf axils

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All ratings refer to the UK growing conditions unless otherwise stated. Minimum temperature ranges (in degrees C) are shown in brackets

• H1a : under glass all year (>15C)
• H1b : can be grown outside in the summer (10 - 15)
• H1c : can be grown outside in the summer (5 - 10)
• H2 : tolerant of low temperatures, but not surviving being frozen (1 to 5)
• H3 : hardy in coastal and relatively mild parts of the UK (-5 to 1)
• H4 : hardy through most of the UK (-10 to -5)
• H5 : hardy in most places throughout the UK even in severe winters (-15 to -10)
• H6 : hardy in all of UK and northern Europe (-20 to -15)
• H7 : hardy in the severest European continental climates (< -20)

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Cultivation.

Under glass grow in loam-based compost, in a large container or greenhouse bed, in full light with shade from hot sun. During growth, water freely and apply a balanced liquid fertiliser monthly. Water sparingly in winter

Propagation

Propagate by seed sown at 18-21°C in spring or division of rooted suckers in spring

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May be susceptible to glasshouse red spider mite

Generally disease-free

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Giant Hawaiian Travelers Palm Tree (ravenala madagascariensis)

Travelers Palm palm is one of natures most recognized and remarkable plants. A mature travelers palm may bloom year round and produce brown fruits that contain light blue seeds. The travelers palm gets its name from the fact that thirsty travelers could find stores of water in many parts of the plant.

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ABOUT THIS PALM Giant Hawaiian Travelers Palm Tree (ravenala madagascariensis) – Travelers Palm is one of natures most recognized and remarkable plants. A mature travelers palm may bloom year round and produce brown fruits that contain light blue seeds. The travelers palm gets its name from the fact that thirsty travelers could find stores of water in many parts of the plant. The growth rate of Hawaiian Travelers Palms will vary greatly depending on soil type, sunlight, temperature and other factors. A few leaves are often trimmed prior to shipping to reduce transpiration and travel stress.

PALM TREE CARE Hawaiian Travelers Palms are easy to grow trees that require little care. They add a wonderful accent to any outdoor space, garden or patio. In cooler zones a containerized palm can be relocated indoors for the winter months. In the northern end of their grow zone Hawaiian Travelers Palms require indoor protection or heavy mulching during the winter months. When you receive your new palm, there is no need to worry about planting right away. Your new plant can be stored for a while by simply placing it in a bucket with about a half inch of water in the bottom and moving it to a shady location. You can then add some mulch to the bucket to keep your plant standing upright. The mulch will also supply nutrients while in storage. This will give you plenty of time to select the ideal location for your new palm.

CONTAINER SIZE All palm varieties grow very well in containers, indoors or on the patio. Allow enough room for growth generally a 10″ to a 20″ diameter, 10″ deep container will suffice to get started. Remember the looser the roots, the taller and healthier your palm will be. When the plant becomes root bound its growth will slow, at that point it is time for a larger pot.

SOIL Hawaiian Travelers Palms enjoy well drained but moist, rich organic mix. Remember try to stay away from wet, mucky or arid soils.

FERTILIZER To help establish your new Hawaiian Travelers Palm, fertilize sparingly at least 6 inches away from the base, tri-annually with a slow time released product. Unfertilized they will tend to grow at a slower pace. Note:  The heavy salts in cheaper fertilizers will damage the roots and possibly kill the tree. Its best to use a brand you know and trust.

GROW ZONE & LIGHT Best outdoors if grown in zone 10a-11, find your zone here. This Palm requires 80-100% sunlight. Depending on your location full sun is often best. In the northern end of their grow zone Hawaiian Travelers Palms should be brought indoors or protected during the winter months. The patio zone is 4b-11 which means the potted plant will flourish over the summer months in colder zones but must be brought inside before winter.

BEFORE YOU PLANT OUTDOORS At the nursery these palms are grown under 20-40% shade cloth. If you plant this palm in a brightly lit area you may experience leaf burn. It is best to acclimate this plant to its environment by keeping it outside and slowly moving it into a sunny area over a week or two to avoid stress before planting.

Before leaving, Hawaiian Travelers Palms are inspected, watered, and pruned. Larger plants, generally those that ship in 8″ pots, will be topped to 36″ or 48″ overall, depending on the variety, if necessary, to facilitate shipping. Your new plants’ pot is then bagged to ensure that the soil stays in the pot and not loose in the box. Plants are tissue or kraft paper wrapped and generally secured in place with natural biodegradable peanuts.

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REI, Amazon, and More Are Having Under-the-radar Hiking Gear Sales — Shop the 10 Best Deals Up to 55% Off

A longtime backpacker shares her top picks from $17.

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Spring has sprung and the trails are calling. There are parks to explore, boots to break in , and summits to reach. Whether you’re new to hiking or, like me, due for (more than) a few gear upgrades , now’s the time to expand your kit as outfitters and retailers like REI, Amazon, and Backcountry are currently running sales on hiking gear galore. For a limited time, you can score brand-name trail essentials and outdoor gear on sale for up to 55 percent off.

After all, your gear can make or break your trip, so why not use this opportunity to save big on these pricey items before your next adventure? From my tried-and-true Osprey pack to Amazon’s best-selling women’s hiking boots and hydration bladders , here are the 10 best hiking gear deals that this longtime trekker , backpacker, and traveler is eyeing. 

Osprey Archeon 45 Pack

Many seasoned hikers would agree that Osprey packs are the best on the market. They’re known for their quality, comfort, ergonomic fit, and for being truly ultra-light. Believe me, I lived out of a backpack for two years and every ounce that you don’t have to carry on your back matters. Right now, REI is offering 50 percent off this 45-liter Archeon style that’s ideally sized for multi-day hikes lasting from three days to up to a week. One reviewer called it the “best bag ever” and the most comfortable hiking pack they’ve ever worn — and after testing a range of other brands, I agree. As a bonus, it can sometimes pass as a carry-on on flights. Hurry, it's selling out fast!

Columbia Newton Ridge Plus Waterproof Amped Hiking Boots

Amazon’s no. 1 best-selling women’s hiking boots are also almost half off right now. With their full-grain leather uppers and eye-catching red laces, Columbia’s Newton Ridge Boots harken back to the traditional mountaineering style (a.k.a. the style resurrected by the iconic book cover of Cheryl Strayed’s “Wild”). The shoes have amassed more than 18,000 five-star ratings, with countless reviewers praising their durability and unwavering waterproof capabilities. The cushiony midsoles, arch and ankle support, and grippy traction also get high marks.

LifeStraw Personal Water Filter

LifeStraw is the OG portable water filter. You can stick the best-selling filter straw right into a stream and take a sip without having to worry about harmful bacteria, parasites, and microplastics. This tiny gadget, taking up less than 9 square inches in your pack, can be a lifesaver in emergency situations or just save your back from the stress of carrying excess water. Snag it for 22 percent off now; you won't regret adding it to your pack.

Athleta Trekkie North Joggers

These joggers are made with stretchy, moisture-wicking recycled nylon meant to resist tears when you inevitably get caught up in a branch on the trail. Although I haven’t tried them myself, I’ve heard nothing but rave reviews from my hiking friends — and just one look at the glowing testimonies from REI shoppers will tell you that these are quality hiking pants . This highly rated Trekkie North style is starting at $49, and sizes are selling out quickly.

Zimfem Portable Camping Chair

For this summer’s overnight hikes or the times when you just want a comfy seat when you reach your destination , a portable camping chair comes in handy. At 4.7 pounds, this is perhaps not the best chair to cover long distances with — proper backpacking chairs weigh more like 2 pounds to mere ounces — but it’s a very affordable option for shorter treks when you have room in your bag for a luxury item. Despite being a new release, it's already generating a lot of buzz among Amazon shoppers (more than 1,000 units were sold in the last month, according to the retailer). For packing convenience, the fabric seat separates from the frame, which folds down to fit into a relatively compact 17-inch by 7-inch carrying sack.

Gonii Low-cut Hiking Socks 4-pack

Good hiking socks are the key to preventing blisters. You want a material that balances breathability with cushioning, and Amazon reviewers say that these cotton-blend athletic ankle socks by Gonii hit that sweet spot. In fact, a shopper was happy to report that they kept their feet cool on a scorching-hot 20-mile walk. They come in your standard white, black, and gray hues, as well as fun pastels and bright colors. For a pack of five pairs, $15 is a true bargain.

Stoic Venture UPF Sun Hoodie

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On a recent hike under the relentless sun in Sedona, Arizona, I noticed that the most seasoned and prepared people on the trail sported hoodies — a counterintuitive move when the temperature is approaching triple digits, but one that your skin will thank you for. This Stoic sun hoodie, on sale for 55 percent off at Backcountry, has UPF 50+ protection built right into it, making it a wearable sun shade. It’s made with lightweight and moisture-wicking recycled polyester, so you don’t have to worry about overheating or lingering sweat patches.

Baen Sendi 2-liter Hydration Bladder 2-pack

Maybe you’re the type to never leave home without your emotional support water bottle, but on the trail, hands-free hydration is the way to go . At 20 percent off, this pack of two Baen Sendi bladders is less than the price of one single CamelBak replacement reservoir (and way less than the buzzy water bottles and tumblers on TikTok). Reviewers say that it works just as well as its pricier counterparts and fits perfectly inside their brand-name hydration packs. 

Willit Hiking Shorts

Thousands of Amazon shoppers have given these Willit Hiking Shorts five-star ratings for their comfort, stretch, and durability. They’re super versatile and can be worn off the trail, too — the hallmark of the perfect travel shorts. You get your pick of almost 30 colors and patterns like trail-ready camo and sleek graphite gray. They’re normally priced at $34, but with Amazon’s 26-percent-off deal plus an extra 10-percent-off coupon, they’re only $23 (a steal). 

SealLine 5-liter Dry Bag

Helpful on drizzly days, in unexpected showers, and when you’re keen to cool off in a stream on your hike, a dry bag separates the wet from the dry — and is a useful tool to safeguard your valuables. Throw your camera gear and other electronics in it to protect them from water damage, or save it to hold your soaked swimwear until you get back to the campsite clothesline. In addition to hikes, this 5-liter dry bag is good to have handy for kayaking and paddleboarding missions.

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The Dirt: Palm Beach County's public golf courses are raking in the cash after Covid-19 boost

Welcome to  The Dirt ! I’m real estate reporter  Kimberly Miller  with the latest developments in the sizzling market. 

The Dirt has been saying for years that Covid-19 was the best thing that ever happened to golf, well since "Caddyshack" , of course, but now there is undeniable proof and Palm Beach Post county reporter Mike Diamond crunched all the numbers so you don't have to.

But, really, is it any wonder? (The following includes a stereotype, so sensitive folks ❄ should look away now.) Girls got yoga, boys got golf. And what's the best part of playing 18 holes? Day-drinking! Seriously, girls should get some cocktails with those chakras! Chaktails?

Also, someone paid $85 million for a vacant lot in Palm Beach, Vanderbilt University is hot for West Palm Beach, and the site of the former Carefree Theatre... welp, read about the lengthy and ongoing saga between a billionaire movie buff and a century-old historic district that's not too keen on his development plan.

And, Boynton Beach wants to add a slew of new communities to its tax roll, but it obviously hasn't heard of the most intimidating powerhouse force in the western communities. That's right, COBWRA is coming and it's rejecting the invite.

Palm Beach County golf courses rake in the cash

County golf courses are profitable enterprises , pulling in $5.7 million between 2019 and 2023 after operating expenses and improvements that were not taxpayer funded. Much of the spike in popularity is attributed to the pandemic when people were doing anything to get outside and the dog just couldn't go on 12 walks a day.

And I suppose I'm naive but does it really cost $90 for a single morning tee time!?! That's like 17 venti salted caramel mochas or 35 nacho cheese Doritos Locos tacos. It's also more expensive than getting a parking ticket in Palm Beach. And that, my friends, is why surfing is still cheaper and better than golfing . 🏄‍♀️

Yawn...another vacant lot, another $85 million sale

Realtors love to say that they're not making any more waterfront land. And they're not for the most part, except in Hawaii or where there is an active volcano and building on fresh lava rock probably isn't so smart. But in the Town of Palm Beach, the proof is in the sale prices.

A vacant lot with 225 feet of direct beachfront has sold for $85 million . The buyer is another Palm Beach mystery covered by Delaware's privacy laws on limited liability corporations. This is a rare find because it is actually on the beach, not across from the beach, and maybe that's why the price went from $12.7 million in 2005 to $85 million.

Developer of Carefree Theatre site asks for delay to planning board meeting

New York real estate developer and part-time Palm Beacher Charles Cohen was scheduled to go before a West Palm Beach planning board today (Tuesday, April 16) with his pitch for two new buildings on the old Carefree site. But he's asked for a postponement to possibly work with the El Cid community and come to a project size that is amenable to all involved.

It's been nearly a decade since Cohen bought the first parcels of land. He's tried twice before to get a development out of the ground and, turns out, the third time wasn't the charm.

Vanderbilt chancellor said potential campus in West Palm Beach is a 'marriage that has to work for us'

Senior business reporter Alexandra Clough got an exclusive interview with Vanderbilt University Chancellor Daniel Diermeier, who is interested in potentially opening a graduate school campus in downtown West Palm Beach.

Vanderbilt has a $10 billion endowment. Does it want the publicly-owned land for free? It's unclear, but Diermeier said it's a "marriage that has to work for us." If you remember, we're talking about the acreage that was initially going to be a University of Florida campus before all hell broke lose and it crashed and burned in a Towering Inferno-style fire stoked by ego and money.

Live lightly.

Kimberly Miller is a veteran journalist for The Palm Beach Post, part of the USA Today Network of Florida. She covers real estate and how growth affects South Florida's environment. Subscribe to The Dirt for a weekly real estate roundup. If you have news tips, please send them to [email protected].   Help support our local journalism, subscribe today.

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JetBlue presents its enticing two-day Hit Refresh Sale, featuring fares kicking off at just $49! This limited-time offer commences today, Tuesday, April 16, and extends through Thursday, April 18. Mark your calendars for a travel window spanning from Tuesday, May 7, to Wednesday, June 12, sans any blackout dates, empowering travelers to shape their summer plans with unrivaled flexibility. Discover what awaits you from the 6th largest airline in the United States.

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Want to own a piece of Disney's Fort Wilderness history? It can be yours ... for a price

Now you can quite literally bring a piece of Disney home with you. Just make sure you have space for it.

Disney is making some changes to the Fort Wilderness area at Disney World in Orlando.

New "cabins" are part of the renovations and the old cabins are being sold by Dream Life Mobile Homes , which listed the cabins on its  website  and  Facebook Marketplace .

What could they be used for? They would make a "great investment property option for Airbnb, Vrbo, tiny home resort or rental," according to Orlando Resort Cabin's website.

Here's what you should know, whether you're interested in a cabin or just feeling nostalgic.

First thing first: How much do the old Fort Wilderness cabins cost?

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The cabins are being sold for $49,900 , sight unseen.

"The price is firm and no volume discounts are available," according to Orlando Resort Cabin's website.

There currently are a limited number of units available for purchase.

"Cabins will be delivered to buyers as they are removed from the resort and may not be viewed nor inspected in advance."

The Orlando Resort Cabin project is a partnership between JCQ Services Inc. and Friedrich Watkins Co. in Orlando, which describes its mission as helping local resorts minimize waste during construction. The project helps to remove and relocate log cabins, with sales going through the brokerage firm Dream Life Mobile Homes.

Fort Wilderness cabins being sold. Here are the details

Just in case it's been a while, or maybe you had a few too many s'mores with Chip ‘n’ Dale at the Campfire Sing-Along, here are the details about the cabins you may have forgotten, according to Orlando Resort Cabins:

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• Built between 1998-2001 and "have been renovated over the years in keeping with the resort’s quality standards."
• Approximately 500 square feet; overall dimensions are 12 feet by 42 feet.
• One bedroom, one bathroom.
• Sleeps six.
• Offered with all the original furniture. Also included are the appliances, water heater and an air conditioner unit.
• The exterior deck, stairs and side skirting are not included.
• The cabins are being sold "as is" and without any form of warranty.
• Interested? Email [email protected] .
• There are no financing options available.

Once sold, Fort Wilderness cabins will need to be relocated

A set amount of cabins will be available each month, which started in March.

The cabins are located in Orlando and will need to be moved to the buyers' property, according to Orlando Resort Cabins .

Local delivery is included with the sale within 25 miles of the cabin’s original location in Orlando.

Outside of 25 miles, delivery fees will apply. These cabins are considered oversized loads and will require rigs and permits for delivery. Buyers are responsible for researching zoning and permits before purchase, Orlando Resort Cabins said.

Changes coming to Fort Wilderness in 2024

Walt Disney World announced in 2023 that it planned to refresh the cabin hideaways at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground. The company said it would replace the existing cabins at the resort with 350 new cabins.

The new cabins are part of several projects at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground, including improvements at the pool and walking trail. The resort campground first opened in 1971.

The new Fort Wilderness cabins were designed by Walt Disney Imagineering and Disney World’s Facility Asset Management team.

When will the new cabins be available at Fort Wilderness?

The first loop of cabins will open July 1, with more loops opening in phases throughout the year, according to Disney Parks.

Reservations for the cabins opened on March 19 for Disney Vacation Club members, to Walt Disney World Annual Passholders on March 20, and to all guests on March 21.

Make reservations either online  or by calling 407-934-7639.

Features of new cabins coming to Fort Wilderness

The new cabins — which feature floor-to-ceiling windows — will sleep up to six people and some can accommodate dogs, according to Disney Vacation Club's website.

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There are two types of cabins , according to Disney's website. We checked online and found costs ranged from $504 to $655 for two adults, depending on dates:

The one-bedroom cabin

• The one-bedroom cabin features one queen bed, a queen-size pull-down bed and a bunk bed. It sleeps up to six adults.
• Fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, microwave and full-size oven/range, and a patio deck.
• A large convertible seating and sleeping area with a comfy sofa and a fold-down, queen-size Inova bed.
• Available for stays beginning Sept. 27.
• Wheelchair and hearing-accessible cabins available.

The wilderness cabin

• The wilderness cabin features one queen bed, a double-size sleeper sofa, and a bunk bed.
• Features include a kitchen with two countertop burners, a fridge and microwave, and a patio.

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