Florida's Treasure Coast

26 miles of Atlantic coastline, the Indian River Lagoon, and the laid-back towns of Jensen Beach and Stuart.

About the Treasure Coast

The Treasure Coast runs along Florida's Atlantic side, bordered by the Indian River and the ocean. The weather is mild, the beaches are long, and the pace is easy. It has all the amenities of a larger city (good healthcare, shopping, and outdoor activities) alongside a genuinely relaxed way of life.

From the scenic coastline of Hutchinson Island to the historic shops of Jensen Beach and Downtown Stuart, through the lagoons of Sewall's Point and along the tree-lined streets of Rio, the region rewards slow exploration.

Downtown Stuart

Historic downtown Stuart is lined with unique shops, local artists, and restaurants with live music. The streets carry a real sense of the area's history and culture, worth an afternoon on any visit.

Jensen Beach

Downtown Jensen Beach comes alive every Thursday evening for Jammin' Jensen. Local artists and vendors fill the Boulevard with crafts and goods for sale, and the restaurants stay lively well into the night.

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