Bathtub Beach , enclosed in a reef, is a great place to find crabs and other small aquatic animals during low tide this; however, it does not have facilities. Jensen Beach , with more adventurous waters, is great and includes facilities. You can stroll through the amazing park at the Oceanogaphic Center and learn about, and see, ocean creatures and plants.
Bathtub Reef and the Indian River are great places to learn to snorkel. Both are protected waters with a great deal of sealife. Ask at the Oceanographic Center or St. Lucie County Aquarium at the north and south ends of Hutchinson island, respectively, for tips on conditions and locations.
Dive for sunken treasure. The Treasure Coast wouldn't be called such a place without the wreck off the middle of the coast. People have been hunting here since the s, and much treasure has not yet been uncovered.
Here, visitors can chow down on more than 50 dishes, including Mahi Mahi Sliders and any of their 7 lobster dishes; steak, ribs and jerk chicken are available as an alternative. Another locally-favorite chain of restaurants is Duffy's , which started out further south in Palm Beach County, and found considerably large business on the Treasure Coast with the three restaurants in the region.
They've expanded far along South Florida, even owning a location in Orlando. Just about every restaurant on the Treasure Coast has a bar or an extensive liquor selection, mostly wine and beer and well-known cocktails, such as martinis, daiquiris, and Bloody Marys. The best restaurants to visit for cocktails and alcohol would be a sports bar or a "pub". Nonetheless, rip currents and jellyfish can challenge even the best swimmer.
Pay close attention to lifeguard instructions and warning signs. Never swim outside of marked zones. Wear shoes on the beach to protect your feet from glass and hot sand. When boating, monitor your weather radio frequently.
Do not swim or operate a boat when under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Local authorities do an excellent job of patrolling the tourist areas. Use the same precautions that you would in any big city.
Keep a close eye on your purse or backpack, especially when shopping or visiting attractions. Lock your car and stash valuables out of sight. Avoid walking alone at night in unfamiliar neighborhoods. Try to avoid driving during morning and evening rush hours. Allow extra time to reach your destination; stay in the right lane except when passing. The roads can be confusing, so use a good GPS system or plan your route carefully on a map before leaving. Lucie County is home to the famous golf resort, PGA Village, which features 54 holes of championship golf.
If fishing is your hobby, no need to have a boat, you can cast your reel right off of the Fort Pierce Jetty. For wholesome family entertainment , visit Tradition Field in Port St. Lucie, home of the St. Lucie Mets and spring training for the New York Mets. It's a baseball fan's dream. Saturday mornings are the perfect time to visit downtown Fort Pierce. Nationally recognized as one of the top 5 farmers' markets , you are sure to start your weekend off on a good foot.
Diverse vendors, live music and an amazing view makes this local tradition a truly unforgettable experience. While in Fort Pierce, don't forget to visit the charming shops of downtown. Lucie County has no shortage of popular restaurants.
From simple to sensational, you can visit the Berry Fresh Cafe in St. Lucie West for a unique twist on breakfast and lunch. If you are in the mood for the best steaks and seafood around visit local landmarks, Chuck's Seafood and 12A Buoy.
A city within a city, Tradition, Florida is a master-planned community carrying the vision of New Urbanism. Shopping, dining, schools and even a hospital are within walking distance from the many neighborhoods that make this a desirable place to live and visit for young and old alike.
Fort Pierce. Port St. Lucie West. Hutchinson Island. Helpful Links. Bus Routes. Lucie Civic Center. Martin County , a tropical oasis, is located at the southern end of the Treasure Coast, just north of Palm Beach County.
With miles of natural shoreline and sand dunes from Hobe Sound to Jensen Beach, Martin County offers a peaceful retreat from everyday life. Boating, surf fishing and snorkeling are just a few of the outdoor hobbies that bring people to this area every day. If exploring nature activities is of interest, Johnathan Dickinson State Park offers amazing nature trails, including guided tours of Trapper Nelson's pioneer homestead. Kayaking, canoeing, and boating along the Loxahatchee Rivier Florida's first federally designated Wild and Scenic River is available year round and is a great way to see the park.
Music, theatre, dance, visual arts, and historical preservation are the fibers that make up this inspirational community. Picturesque sidewalk cafes, locally owned shops , tree lined streets, and authentic Florida architecture are what draws thousands of tourists to Martin County each year.
There are beaches on almost every block it seems. There are many beaches such as Bathtub Beach and Stuart Beach in Stuart that are perfect for families. Shallow waters and pristine sand makes these a great spot to learn a new sport too. This area is also bordered by the Atlantic leg of the Inter-coastal Waterway. The Treasure Coast boasts some of the most beautiful flora of the entire state.
In addition, you can see deer, alligators of course , and the always adorable manatee. There are tons of crabs playing on rocks and near estuaries, and the fish can be seen jumping as you dine at a waterfront restaurant.
Herons and pelicans are commonplace here and you can snap pictures of them easily while dolphins play nearby. I was taught a trick while paddle boarding and kayaking one day. Pay attention to the pelicans over water. When they skim the water, you will know where the dolphin pods show up next. That makes it easier to tell where to stand to take a picture. It also has some vibrant communities just waiting to be explored. All of these communities boast excellent dining and shopping opportunities to begin and go from there.
They also have a laid back atmosphere that can help relax even the most tense of individuals. The major cities of the area are:. In addition to these cities, you can find smaller cities and townships with no less to offer in the way of culture and dining.
Stop by a local restaurant to experience authentic fresh southern Florida seafood or hit one of the local shops for some funky finds.
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