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Martin County Convention & Visitors Bureau
"Florida as it was meant to be." No crowds, no lines, no parking meters, no high rises.
Located just north of Palm Beach International Airport and two hour drive from both Miami and Orlando.
Whether escaping from 50-hour work weeks, cold temperatures, or just the same old... Read More
Located just north of Palm Beach International Airport and two hour drive from both Miami and Orlando.
Whether escaping from 50-hour work weeks, cold temperatures, or just the same old... Read More
"Florida as it was meant to be." No crowds, no lines, no parking meters, no high rises.
Located just north of Palm Beach International Airport and two hour drive from both Miami and Orlando.
Whether escaping from 50-hour work weeks, cold temperatures, or just the same old grind, come discover Startm Martin County, Florida and its surrounding ities to see what you have been missing. Catering to young and old alike, families, couples or groups, Martin County is your escape for antique hunting, renewing the spirit on a pristine beach, exploring the wonders of nature, or practicing your golf swing.Shopping in the historic downtowns and villages of Stuart, Jensen Beach, Hobe Sound and Port Salerno, offers a bouquet of boutiques, top-rated restaurants, art galleries and museums.
Families with children can escape to Martin County’s, one-of-a-kind marine center Florida Oceanographic Coastal Science Center to let the kids hand-feed sting rays, or take a river cruise to learn more about the Indian River Lagoon estuary, the largest ecosystem in North America boasting 800 species of fish.
Naturalists will find miles of hiking trails, kayak adventures, and ocean Beaches. Here you will find no high-rise buildings and no crowds. Martin County has taken great care to preserve its natural beauty while offering some of the finest recreational activities in the state. Read Less
Located just north of Palm Beach International Airport and two hour drive from both Miami and Orlando.
Whether escaping from 50-hour work weeks, cold temperatures, or just the same old grind, come discover Startm Martin County, Florida and its surrounding ities to see what you have been missing. Catering to young and old alike, families, couples or groups, Martin County is your escape for antique hunting, renewing the spirit on a pristine beach, exploring the wonders of nature, or practicing your golf swing.Shopping in the historic downtowns and villages of Stuart, Jensen Beach, Hobe Sound and Port Salerno, offers a bouquet of boutiques, top-rated restaurants, art galleries and museums.
Families with children can escape to Martin County’s, one-of-a-kind marine center Florida Oceanographic Coastal Science Center to let the kids hand-feed sting rays, or take a river cruise to learn more about the Indian River Lagoon estuary, the largest ecosystem in North America boasting 800 species of fish.
Naturalists will find miles of hiking trails, kayak adventures, and ocean Beaches. Here you will find no high-rise buildings and no crowds. Martin County has taken great care to preserve its natural beauty while offering some of the finest recreational activities in the state. Read Less
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General Information Distance from Airport: 45 Miles Hours: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. daily | Facility Amenities Restaurant | |
| Golf Course Type Municipal Golf Course Public Golf Course | Guest Information Family Friendly Reservations Suggested |
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| Golf Courses | Low Season | High Season |
| $40.00 | $180.00 | |
| *Rates are examples only. Contact business directly for exact rate information. | ||
Blogs
Sailfish Season Anticipation Builds
Terry Gibson, Boating & Fishing Insider
November 26, 2011
On Friday, Treasure Coast Palm Outdoor Editor, Ed Killer, raised the question as to whether this sailfish tournament season would be one worthy of the Stuart area's reputation as the Sailfish...
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Best Fishing Trip Gifts
Terry Gibson, Boating & Fishing Insider
December 15, 2011
Some of the gifts that I've been most grateful for over the years have been travel opportunities. As anglers, we love to explore new waters, target new species and learn new tactics. Florida has more...
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Spring Break Freshwater Fishing Forecast
Terry Gibson, Boating & Fishing Insider
February 29, 2012
Most spring breakers head for the beach, and if fishing's in the plans, typically the lines go in the brine. But if you're on a college bass fishing team and need to practice, or just...
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Treasure Coast Gem: St. Lucie River North Fork
Terry Gibson, Boating & Fishing Insider
March 04, 2012
After a long week of hard work, Teresa and I opted for a late start and a Saturday afternoon cruise on the seculded North Fork of the St. Lucie River. The North Fork,...
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Women's Fishing University Comes to Dania Beach
Terry Gibson, Boating & Fishing Insider
April 03, 2012
Ladies Let's Go Fishing and their Women's Fishing University is scheduled for April 20-22, 2011 at the I.T. Parker Community Center in Dania Beach. Ladies, these seminars...
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The Need for Speed
Terry Gibson, Boating & Fishing Insider
April 11, 2012
Hydroplane racing boats capable of more than 180 mph are coming to the Treasure Coast this weekend, for the Stuart Sailfish Regatta. Top-tier racers are coming from all around the U.S. and Canada...
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Get Your Jingle on with Sunshine State Holiday Fun!
Lauren Tjaden, Beaches & Adventure Insider
November 21, 2011
I'm not quite sure how this happened.
I just ditched the Halloween pumpkin, and now Thanksgiving's here! And the rest of holiday season is hot on its heels!
How are you celebrating the holidays? A trip to...
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Treasure Coast Oyster Festival Slides into Stuart
Lauren Tjaden, Beaches & Adventure Insider
March 03, 2012
American Heroes Family Event in Stuart
Jill Martin, Family Insider
October 17, 2011
Wear your red, white and blue and show your support for our American Heroes at a family event in Martin County this Saturday, Oct. 22, 2011. There will be MUSIC, FOOD and FUN all day...
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It's Not Too Late to Register for the Gator Ultra Trail Run
Kevin Mims, Outdoors & Nature Insider
January 18, 2012
If trail running is your thing, then run on down to Martin County for the Gator Ultra on Saturday, Jan. 21! Yes, this is a last minute post – and yes, there is race day...
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The Ocean to Lake Hiking and Outdoor Festival is March 28 - April 1
Kevin Mims, Outdoors & Nature Insider
March 10, 2012
Need a weekend outdoors? You are in luck – the Ocean to Lake Hiking and Outdoor Festival is right around the corner. From March 28 - April 1, head down to southeast Florida and spend...
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CVBs: Your Vacation-Planning BFFs
Dalia Colon, Smart Travel Insider
May 14, 2012
Here's some travel lingo to add to your repertoire: CVB.
Convention and visitors bureaus, known in the industry as CVBs, are an invaluable resource for travelers. Oftentimes when folks write me questions, I refer them to...
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Earth Day Celebrations Everywhere On April 22 – Including Stuart’s Florida Oceanographic Society!
Gary McKechnie, Off the Beaten Path Insider
April 16, 2012
Sunday, April 22, is Earth Day, but if you ask me, every day should be Earth Day. I mean, without it where would we be? There’ll be events happening throughout Florida, but I wanted to...
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Articles
Martin County Beaches: A to Z
Golden sand, aquamarine water, shells and waves - Martin County Beaches.
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Insider's Tour
The details you really want to know about the golf courses in Martin County.
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Rod 'n Reel
Martin County is called the Sailfish Capital of the World. Ready to go fishing?
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Water Links
The waters of Martin County bridge past and present, creating a perfect playground for lovers of history, culture, nature and, of course, anything on the water.
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Exploring the Treasure Coast
A stretch of sand along Florida’s east coast is known as the Treasure Coast, where tranquil sands and a rich history await.
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Memories Worth Repeating
You know when you’ve found that perfect vacation spot – it’s a place you replay in your mind when you’re back home and can’t wait to revisit. Our travel writers, who know every corner and curve of the Sunshine State, share their memories of places you also might want to explore.
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Festival Fun in the Fall
Here's a great round-up of fall festivals in Martin County, just north of Palm Beach.
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A Family Guide to Spring Training
It’s never too early to start your travel planning for spring training. The early birds not only get the autograph, they also get the reservation.
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Martin County: A Fishing and Boating Paradise
Experience the 'Sailfish Capital of the World' in Martin County.
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A Natural Beauty
Stash your laptop and turn off your cell phone. You will not want to miss a moment when you visit the Treasure Coast of Florida, a destination that truly lives up to its name.
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Flat-Out Fishing Fun
Looking to go on a kid-friendly fishing trip? Try flats fishing for a fun-filled day of nature, relaxation and hopefully, some catching.
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The Ghost of Trapper Nelson Haunts Hobe Sound
The Wild Man of the Loxahatchee lived off the land in the northern Everglades. When he was found dead with a shotgun hole in his belly, his legend grew.
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Best Beach Towns for History Buffs
Florida's home to the oldest continuously occupied city in the U.S., the first European settlement and even the oldest operating bar – and often, beautiful beaches are just footsteps away from these historic destinations.
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Quirky Florida Festivals
From the flinging of fish to adventurous eating, Florida's small towns and downtowns will open your eyes to some truly unique reasons to celebrate.
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Fabulous Florida Flea Markets
The Sunshine State is known for its outlet malls and unique beach boutiques, but there's another side to Florida's shopping scene – and, here, you can find just about anything.
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Florida's Small-Town Downtowns: Life As It Was and As It Remains
Monticello keeps regular hours, so long as your regular hours are 8 a.m.-ish to 5 p.m.-ish every weekday except Thursday, when the town shuts down at noon, simply because it always has.
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Fly-Fishing Day or Night
Check out the top places in the Sunshine State to fly-fish 24 hours a day.
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