The people that run this location are super awesomely amazing! I couldn't think of any other place…read moreof having my party at with my wife Jackie! These two are more than everything you would ever think you would need for this house and as a guest! I cannot believe the weekend that we had, the Rooms, the restrooms, the kitchen, the pool and the yard were 110% perfect This location is close to everything, we love our public subs. That's right down the road Dollar General for cheap drinks down the road. All in all, I could not think of one thing that I had an issue with. Even the toilet paper came out perfect! That's how good of a place this is!....

​Visit the Sebastian River Art Club Gallery during our regular gallery and store hours -- Tuesdays,…read moreThursdays, and most Saturdays from 11 AM-3 PM. Check out our classes and shows!

At the end of a month-long stay at SSR, we did something we rarely do: booked the same month for…read morethe following year. It wasn't that tough a decision. 1. Located on a stretch of secluded beach, the resort has a wonderful "Old Florida" vibe. The two bedroom, one bath apartments are "beachy": tile floors, comfy furniture, good beds, well-equipped kitchens. Website photos are spot-on! 2. Led by owner Wendell, the staff--Flor, Lillian, and Carol--meticulously maintain the property. The paint's fresh and colorful, landscaping is impeccable, everything's clean, and every issue is addressed immediately. When we had a small glitch with our air conditioner, a repairman remedied it as soon as Wendell learned about it. 3. There's a real sense of community among the guests, many of whom are regulars. Because of its small size, there's an intimacy that we seldom encounter in larger resorts. Our dog Mo made friends with everyone, including other four-legged visitors. 4. Guests are welcome to no-charge commercial grade washers and dryers, fridges and freezers full of snacks and beverages, a barbecue area with gas grills and tables, and plenty of beach-side seating. We even caught a couple of SpaceX launches from the beach. 5. Outdoor activities: I'm a cyclist and the stretch of A1A that SSR sits on is perfect for flat-land riding. Sebastian Inlet State Park and Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge, the nation's first NWR, are close by. I'm not a fisherman, but other guests did plenty of fishing from the beach. 6. As city dwellers, we don't spend much time driving. That said, there are plenty of excellent restaurants within a half-hour of SSR. Two of our favorites: El Ambia Cubano and Oh Biscuit in Melbourne.

So, the pros: - Great easy beach access, when there is a…read morebeach. High East winds erode what's beach there is quickly. - The pool was clean and non-chemical smelling or slimy feeling. - with only 8 suites, it is a very private and gated access. - Lots of great eating places within 20 miles north of the suites. Publix and gas stations. The cons: - Room decor is dated. Worn stained shag carpet ) circa 1970) - Broken draws in one bedroom. No USB ports. -AC evaporator drain pump will sound like a garbage disposal turned on in your bedroom in the middle of the night. - Sheer drapes in living room allow other quests passing by to see in the room. - Small BBQ grill's were very grimy and greasy. They use 1lb fuel tanks you will need to unscrew and check the weight before attempting to grill. - Like at least one other reviewer mentioned, there is no housekeeping. You'll need to hoof your trash to the bins at the front of the property by the entrance gate. - Morning coffee, if they set it up (programmed timer), is in a questionably clean 12cup standard coffee maker. Hardly suited for 8 two bedroom suites. The breakfast nook is literally in the laundry room. When we went to see about washing a load of clothes afterhours, we found damp linens in all the washer machines from being left there by the staff earlier. The dryers were full of dried linens as well. You wouldn't want to see the area were they fold the linens. They hung washes bath rugs on the PVC fence along the back of the suites to dry. - Room door sweeps provide gaps for insects to enter freely. We stuff paper towels at night where we could see the gaps. That helped. - assume nothing in the kitchen cabinets, nor the small appliances, is clean. - Most linens were thread bare, and quite stiff due to the hard water. Bring a bar of soap and shampoo designed for hard water.

PROS Location Nice…read moreGrounds Boat Rental Nice Size Rooms WiFi Close To Restaurants Housekeeping Is Good CONS Old Boats Falling Apart That You Might Be Responsible To Fix! No TV In Second Room Old/Dirty Furniture Oyster Pointe has been a fixture in our lives since i was 12. We have owned a timeshare there since 1986. I remember when we use to take a boat out and park it near a sand bar, get out and pick clams out of the mud with our feet. I haven't seen any clams in a while, but the fishing is still usually good. Last year, we took a boat out, not far, less than a mile, because the boats are geeting old and we have been going to a close spot for the last few years. On our way to the spot, i felt the boat jerk and then a load sound. It felt like I hit something, but there was nothing sight. When we got back, the dock help notified us that he had to keep our keys(bobber) and i had to go to the office the next day. The following morning we went to the office and we were informed that the gear broke on the boat because we hit a rock and we needed to pay $300.00 to fix the boat. We were very upset because we did not hit anything , but the dock-master assured us in his professional opinion that we did indeed hit something. He did not say his dock-mates made a mistake or someone else did, but insisted it was our fault. Well, needless to say, we paid the $300.00 fee to fix the boat. Fast forward this year, brand new year and the fishing is good, second time taking out the boat during our vacation and the same exact thing happens! We tested the boat, very old boat, by the way, to avoid this happening again. No sound was heard. About five minutes into our boat ride, i started to hear a light rattle, then boom, same thing! Nothing in site, no sand bar, no rocks, nothing. Boom! At that point we were already close to our destination so we hoped that it was something else but we felt like it was deja vu. Our child was on board scared the same thing was going to happen this year. After reassuring our child nothing was going to happen, it happens again and he is hysterical crying that we were going to be standard. We made the best of the fishing. We did well, caught fish, had fun on that note. On our way back, we didn't make it, the boat stalled and did not go into gear. The deckhand towed us back and said again it was our fault and we did not know how to drive a boat. He kept our keys again. The next day, same story, the dock-master informs us that we ate going to need to pay for damages to the boat. We talked with a mechanic and he told us a gear tooth could have been loose and it just happen to give with us on the boat. There is no way the staff can tell that we were directly in fault of damaging the boat and it is unfair to blame us or others that have used the boat. In my opinion, they are not doing a good job of budgeting this into their cost of doing business. The solution is definitely not to blame guests and ruin their vacation. I know they recently increased the price for renting the boats. Why isn't that increase going to the budget of fixing their boats? Maybe they need to raise prices again? Or raise prices for guests that are not owners. It is imperative they come up with a solution rather than punishing their guests.

I have only been here 3 days and have found more bad than good, which makes me so disappointed as I…read morewas looking forward to this trip. Check in was easy and we found our room, on the second floor, with no elevator. The unit is nice enough, but the bed is so soft I already have a back ache, and the sofa is super uncomfortable. The shower head is so small not a lot of water comes out, and our toilet keeps running. People moved in below us, and they are so loud and noisy it is frustrating. Although we are on the second floor, we can hear everything from down below us. There is supposed to be a limit on the number of people in a room, but the people below us have way more than the allowed amount and we can hear the kids running all around. The bar across the street plays music so loud, and we are clear in the back, but we can still hear it in our unit. The swimming pool is nice as it's salt water, and there are plenty of chairs and umbrellas. The loungers are made for very short people, as I am 5' 2" and my feet hang off the edge. They are very uncomfortable for any length of time. For us, the problem was the guests. There was a family with 10 children, so you can imagine how loud and crazy it was there. Even the adults were so loud and noisy that it wasn't a relaxing time at all. The pool is open until midnight, and loud people are using it every night, so don't plan on going to sleep early. Although there are signs that say no scooters, bikes, etc., kids are riding them all over the sidewalks. Twice we have almost been run over. No management around to do anything. They must have sprinklers running at night, as our car was covered with sprinkler water the first two nights, and if you live in Florida, you know that's a bad thing. I have had to take a bucket of water out and wash our car so that the spots aren't embedded in our matte paint. The grounds here are very nice, and for the most part the unit is in decent shape, but my experience has been lousy so I wouldn't even think about returning.

Having recently attended "A Night in Monte Carlo" at the PGA Village Island Club in Port Saint…read moreLucie, for the annual John Carroll Catholic High School gala, I would have to commend the bar service provided by Robby and his team from Proof Cocktail & Catering of Vero Beach. Not only did they serve a decent drink, they were friendly and personable. The line for drinks ran quickly and efficiently. No complaint from anyone I spoke with - no complaint from me. William E. Lewis Jr. Vero Beach, Florida.

We hired Amanda to do a photo shoot for our family--six people total. She was amazing. She was…read moreflexible, on time, open to our ideas for how to stage the photos and had her own as well. She was also incredibly patient with my two small children who didn't always want to cooperate. All of that, and the photos are also amazing. She got them back to me very quickly and they are very clearly shot by a true professional photographer. She knows lighting, framing and all the rest.

Amanda was so many things. She was on time, patient and so very nice. She photographed my 16 year…read moreold daughter and her horse. Photographing animals is not easy. Dealing with a teenager during a photo session isn't easy...... but Amanda was so kind, my daughter took to her so well and focused on her as she was so positive and pleasant. Lighting, angles and timing are huge factors with any animal, to which she conquered beautifully. The photos came out beautiful and the session was relatively stress free. I plan to use her again and again! Highly recommend!! Thank you Amanda

From the start of planning in 2024, to the wedding itself, June 20, 2025, Tinamarie Ioffredo and…read moreDjshhop Ioffredo have been absolutely incredible in helping to make our wedding a fabulous one. They were incredibly professional, helpful with getting our party together for the photographs, and played excellent music for the event. We would absolutely and highly recommend them to anyone looking to have a blast and enjoy themselves at an event in Indian River County or the surrounding areas. Their pricing was incredibly reasonable, and they answered every question I had prior to the wedding itself in order to streamline it.

Tris Colket is one of the best charter boat Captains in the Fort Pierce/Vero Beach area. (1) He…read moreknows how to put his customers on the great fishing locations in the area with the ideal gear, bait, lures and techniques. (2) He has a beautiful well-kept custom sport fishing boat named the Last Mango which offers a comfortable and spacious open deck area for your party of up to 6 to either sit comfortably in the shade or bask in the full sun. (3) The Captain and first mate are friendly, personable and conscientious. I am a repeat customer with Capt. Tris for 5 years including our charter yesterday. The last three years have been extremely productive with an average of approximately 19 fish/year and 190 lbs of fish/year. We've caught 11 different variety of fish; King Mackerel, Baracuda, Cobia, Mahi, Shark, Sea Bass, Amber Jack, Bonita, Tuna, Snapper and Sail. Our most memorable fish in recent years include a 48 lbs Cobia (1 hr 15 min battle), a 7 foot Sailfish (1 hour battle), two 30 lbs Amber Jack and a 25 lbs King Mackerel that took 30 minutes to land. (TIP #1) Concerns for sea sickness have been completely alleviated for my family by having everyone take 1 Bonine in mild seas (1-3ft) and 2 Bonine in moderate seas (2-4ft). The ocean here in the summer tends to calm. (TIP #2) Pack 2 coolers; one with your beverages of choice, including Gatorade and the second with sandwiches, snacks and plenty of cookies/sweets (also NO Bananas - these are BAD LUCK for fishing in case you didn't know. Bananas are prohibited from all fishing boats!) - Of course , bring plenty of sun screen, wear light clothing and soft soled shoes that do not leave marks on the white deck of the boat. (TIP #3) The first mate lives primarily on cash tips from customers, so plan on tipping at least 15% of the total cost of the fishing trip directly to the first mate at the end of your journey. (TIP #4) Plan to be at the dock at 6:45 AM with departure at 7:00AM. We arrived back at the dock 4:00 PM sharp. (TIP #5) Capt. Tris will filet your fish for you which you can then take directly to either of the Marina's two restaurants (Tiki Bar or Cobb's Landing) where they will cook your fish for you. (TIP #6). Tell Capt. Tris, that Charlie and Lisa from Orlando said hi! :)

I chartered a fishing trip for my son and me. This was his first time deep sea fishing and the…read morefirst time on the ocean. There was a swell coming in from a distant storm but the day was amazing. The fish weren't active but the captain and crew were always going looking for the fish. I could not be happier with the charter. The boat was solid and spacious. The ride was smooth and the captain was a living map of the sea. We had poor luck with the fish because of the swell from the storm but I would always come back to this boat to fish again. Thank you to Tris and Morgan for a great day.