I remember the Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center fondly from my childhood, and it's good to see…read morethat they've expanded on their property for a nice little afternoon outing. Admission is $20 for adults, with child and military discounting. There's a lot of outdoor walking space around the main lake/lagoon where you can see the nurse sharks and sea turtles amongst the many other fish there. The weather was really nice the day we went, so we took a stroll through the nature trails. They are mostly boardwalk trails with a few covered stops with benches. The main trail is a 1 mile loop but there is also a 1/3 mile loop that is good for kids. The main trail will take you to the Indian River Lagoon for some nice storefront views! The main building has some cool artwork made of reclaimed beach litter that makes you really think about proper waste disposal. There's also a few tanks with cool fish and such to see. The entire center has a few different spaces for bathrooms that are easy to access. I'd recommend coming here for a nice day in the fresh air and sunshine to enjoy the flora and fauna of Florida!

Really nice place to understand marine life and see some. Kids would love the place. Starts off…read morewith stingray petting tank cool even if you have done it before. Then the starfish area. Each leg has something different to see and handle. Then we went inside the building and checked out the tanks and all interactive things. Walked up to 3rd for nice view of the place and back down to watch the feedings. There is talk about stingrays but no food. Next they feed the fish in the huge open air aquarium. Nurse sharks, rays, jacks, and lots more. The feeding was interesting as was the talk after about pollution and algae. Next off the green sea turtles feeding. They were having romaine lettuce. They put colored pole with a shape that each knows. They swim over bump the Pole and get fed. These had boat injuries so they would never be in the wild. Again another talk about them while they are being feed. Good for adults and great for kids. Highly recommended.

We had a great time at the botanical gardens. It's very peaceful and relaxing being surrounded by…read moresuch beautiful plants. It was free to get in so we gave a donation. It's so important for places like this to exist and get funding. It looks like you can have an event here. They also have different events and provide a lot of information about the plants they have such as where they are native to and the history. They also had a great gift shop with lots of ecofriendly useful gifts for all ages.

We stopped by at the tail end of our honeymoon while visiting family, and volunteer Rick was super…read morenice to talk to. He explained the gardens and gave us a map for us to navigate our way around. Beautiful and nicely kept botanical gardens. We came on a Tuesday and it was nice and quiet with maybe a small handful of other people also visiting. It was a pleasant walk around the grounds, talking in the Floridian sunshine and beauty of the gardens. It's not a large garden but it's still very worth a visit in my opinion!

Cannot give enough praise to the chef and the owner of Harborage Catering!…read more 5th year of excellent catering for 6 nights every January! Ben is so accommodating along with the food being amazing! We also had such great delivery and set up service every night by Sean! Thank you Ben and Sean for another great year!

Really outstanding catering services provided by Harborage for an in-home new years party 12/31/21…read more Food was great, and the staff were great to work with. at the event, the two staffers did fantastic set up, service and clean up. Cannot recommend the entire team enough.

A really nice place for a get away. On the beach, water is more of a bay. (I'm used to the Ocean's…read moreslam of waves.) The water was peaceful, clean, great to relax. Reception was wonderful, the mustached man was thoughtful, funny and very welcoming. Room was simple but nice 4 stars not 5 because; 1. Guests should be given a beach chair and umbrella. Neither are fancy or heavy. The price I paid high season a chair should be included. 2. The bathroom doors were this milky glass. Not see through but see through. I like a bathroom door to be private. I'm not a prude, I don't think so anyway but my husband is on the bed 4 feet away wasn't exactly awesome.

Stayed here for four nights in February. We were warmly welcomed by Steve who gave us some…read morechampagne and told us about the local restaurants in the area. You get bracelets for room keys (they are water proof). The room was spacious with two queen beds.The bed and pillows were soft. The blankets were more like sheets and a little on the crisp side instead of soft. The room has a nice sized fridge and microwave. The bathroom is a bit small with not much counter space or space itself. The vent inside the room was pretty loud, especially at night. It's located by the door so sometimes it sounded like someone was at the door. The balcony with the ocean view was perfect! I wished there was a screen door though. We kept the sliding door open at night but ya never know if bugs are going to come in. We enjoyed the pool and hot tub with a refreshing cocktail from the bar. We specifically booked this hotel for that reason. They provide towels for use and we never had issues finding a lounge chair. Although, i can see this place filling up fast. You can also rent chairs on the ocean, which we did one day as well.

As first timers at Atmosphere, we found it to be delightful. The ambiance, food, and Chantress…read moreViolette were all quite enjoyable. The filet was perfect, and the pear pockets were better than at Dario Trattoria! What we found distressing were only two restrooms for the large number of people and the dismal parking on the street. Being near Kilted Mermaid was definitely a negative. Overall, we enjoyed coming to Atmosphere. Our server was JJ. Dr. Brian R Bennett

Went there for the first time this week. It's an upscale vibe, had a jazz guitarist in the corner,…read moreservice was very good as was the ambience. The menu is very limited. As a handful of entrées and appetizers. Best part was that the wine was very affordable- surprisingly so. The Caymus Cabernet was $90 a bottle which is excellent and I hope they don't raise it. Overall the food was good but not exceptional. Wish the menu was a little broader but that would violate the limited menu expectations of some. We'd go back since it was 4 stars and 5 for the wine price. Enjoy!

Great place with awesome food , its to bad that its only available for members and not for the…read morepublic , but they do offer the place for weddings and special events. I would highly suggest looking in to have your next special event there.

This is a member-owned organization that, in my experience, is poorly governed and driven by…read moreinternal politics rather than fairness or professionalism. I worked as the bookkeeper at Stuart Corinthian Yacht Club for just under a year. During that time, there were significant leadership changes, including three different Commodores and four Treasurers within roughly 11 months. My direct supervisor was the Treasurer. I was terminated abruptly by the then-Commodore, after he overrode the Treasurer. I was given no prior warning, had no disciplinary actions or write-ups, and was not provided earned vacation pay. I was also excluded from the Christmas bonus. Prior to this, I had been asked to remain in my position despite earlier leadership turnover, and I did so in good faith, fully committed to the club's success. I believe my termination stemmed from reporting verbal harassment by a board member to a prior Commodore. After that report, my work environment changed noticeably. The Treasure recognized the hostility and approved a remote work relationship. Membership turnover was extremely high during my tenure, with multiple members leaving within a short period. In addition, the club was reportedly cited by the state twice in under three months, including one incident that resulted in a temporary shutdown (public record). This is a closed club, so prospective members or employees may not see these issues firsthand. Based on my experience as an employee, I would strongly caution anyone considering working here or considering membership to carefully evaluate the leadership culture and internal dynamics.

This place is amazing! I actually live about a mile and a half down the street, but my townhouse…read morewas being renovated and I wanted somewhere to stay. My room was amazing and my stay was exceptional! I had a couple questions and texted the hotel and got speedy responses. The room was immaculate. It's cozy to be sure. When you walk in you're almost stepping onto the bed. But the bathroom is definitely roomy. My queen, one room faced the main street where everybody's passing by, which was kind of cool. If you wanna have fun and visit some restaurants and have some drinks and walk around and people watch this is the absolute perfect location to get an amazing downtown Jensen Beach experience. Don't forget to visit Jan for an amazing breakfast. Thank you so much to the breezy Inn, as this was a wonderful stay, and my renovations turned out great.

Great location and quaint room. Check in was nothing! The business keeps in touch via text and…read morecode is issued for room entry. The only negative, which was not the fault of the business was its close to several bars that were loud as the night progressed. Otherwise you can't go wrong with the price and location.