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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The name of the State of Florida is synonymous with sunny beaches. Beaches like Clearwater Beach, Key West, Destin, and South Beach in Miami Beach are some of the most notable beaches in Florida.
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Florida is one of the most unique states in the Union. The somewhat narrow elongated shape of the state offers the second-longest ocean coastlines in the nation. Only Alaska with 6,640 miles offers more coastline in comparison to Florida’s 1,350 miles.
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There are many things to do in Vero Beach besides enjoying the incredible beaches. The list of activities in Vero Beach is long but we have compiled a list of must-visit attractions that will make visiting Vero Beach an unforgettable vacation
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Some of the most important developments in Vero Beach took place after the drainage systems were in place. The last 15 years before the official establishment of Indian River County and the City Of Vero Beach proved to be significant.
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Vero Beach is also blessed with some of the most beautiful beaches found on the coastal Atlantic Ocean. In addition, the great beaches of the municipality of Sebastian are also available for the enjoyment of the locals and visitors.
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Palm Beach FL is perhaps one of the most famous tourist destinations in the world. With 39 cities and 47 miles of incredible Atlantic Ocean beach frontage, Palm Beach entertains tourists of all backgrounds. Worth Avenue and The Breakers Hotel are fine examples of what sets this city apart. The beautiful architecture along with lush landscaping and ocean views are why tourists keep coming back to this beautiful city.
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The city of Stuart has been a mecca for fishermen from the early days. The incredibly diverse bodies of water have created an unparalleled collection of species of fish. Stuart, FL is blessed to enjoy fishing opportunities in the Atlantic Ocean, Indian River, and St Lucie River. There also an abundance of small lakes, waterways, and creeks in and around Stuart
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Okeechobee is a small agricultural town located on the northern rim of Lake Okeechobee in central Florida. Known for its great fishing and boating the Lake Okeechobee is the second largest lake in the US
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