Vero Beach is located in the Indian River County Eastern Central Florida. Unfortunately, most visitors to Florida are not familiar with the incredible Indian River County. Besides the magnificent beaches, Indian River County is one of the most ecologically diverse places in North America.
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Hutchinson Island, located on Florida’s Atlantic Coast, is a barrier island on the Treasure Coast of Florida. Alongside the wonderful beaches, nature enthusiasts can explore the island’s ecological preserves, like the St. Lucie Inlet Preserve State Park
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While Vero Beach is famous for some of the most pristine and undisturbed beaches it is also the cultural hub on the Treasure Coast of Florida. From great museums to parks and festivals there is always a great event to attend in Vero Beach.
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The McLarty Treasure Museum is not very large but the knowledgeable staff, artifacts, and a less than an hour movie make it a must-see place in Vero Beach. If you enjoy treasure hunting and history also visit Mel Fisher Treasure Museum.
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The 80 acres McKee Botanical Garden was the creation of two of the most prominent developers in the area, Waldo Sexton and Arthur G. McKee. The land was initially purchased for citrus cultivation. McKee who was an engineer has been interested in tropical plants.
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