Staying at our Hutchinson Island beach resort is a great way to explore the incredible Treasure Coast of Florida. There is a lot to do and see, and all located within easy reach from your Hutchinson Island rental. When traveling the Treasure Coast, you will never have a dull moment, guaranteed!
Beach & Water Fun
Of course you are going to spend plenty of time in and around the water. There are the beaches, add to it all the good fishing in Fort Pierce, and over hundreds of miles of coastline and riverfront that you can explore on board cruises. The Fort Pierce Inlet State Park has water sports galore for an entire day of family fun. The Jensen Sea Turtle Beach is a great spot for picnics, sunbathing, swimming or surfing, or watching sea turtles during spring. Nearby there is Joe's River Park, where you can go kayaking, canoeing or fishing in the Indian River Lagoon.
Hobe Sound
The quaint village of Hobe Sound is a great place to explore the natural beauty of the Treasure Coast. There you will find the Jonathan Dickinson State Park, which is home to Florida's first river to be recognized as a federal Wild and Scenic River, the Loxahatchee. You can enjoy a scenic ride aboard the Loxahatchee Queen II, or go horseback riding, hiking, camping or cycling, with more than 11,000 acres to cover. The Hobe Sound village has lovely shops, art galleries and boutiques, and holds a number of cultural events, like the Hobe Sound Festival of the Arts, or the Hobe Sound Art Walk and Stroll.
Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center
For a brush with Florida's marine life, remember to visit the Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center. See stingray feedings, watch sharks swim around, or take a boat tour and say hello to the turtles, manatees and dolphins. Explore the many touch tanks and aquariums at the center, or go on a guided nature trail and explore the scenic beauty all around.
US Navy SEAL Museum
Learning something new is always fun, even when on a vacation. The National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum houses a fascinating display that educates visitors on the history of the U.S Navy's UDT (Underwater Demolition Teams) and Sea, Air, Land (SEAL) Teams. If military history fascinates you, then do not miss this place.
Of course the list goes on and on. The Treasure Coast is rich in cultural or recreational options, and the ideal way to explore the place is by booking your accommodation at our Hutchinson Island vacation rental. Did you know that the name Treasure Coast comes from a Spanish ship laden with gold and silver that had shipwrecked in the area more than 300 years ago? It is said that till this day coins and artifacts from the ship can be found on the shores. Gold coins or not, traveling the Treasure Coast shall surely bring you golden holiday memories.
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