Stuart and Jensen Beach Florida
A colorful sunrise makes for an even more beautiful beach in Hobe Sound
A group paddle outing in Port Salerno
Cruising under the tree canopy on Bridge Road in Hobe Sound
Boaters enjoying the day on the pristine, secluded Stuart Sandbar
Sunrise over the pier at Indian RiverSide Park in Jensen Beach
The Loxahatchee River winding through Jonathan Dickinson State Park
Surfing just after sunrise at Jensen Beach
Gilbert’s Bar House of Refuge, a Hutchinson Island landmark on the National Register of Historic Places
Aerial view of Peck Lake and the white-sand shores of Nathaniel P. Reed Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge
The boardwalk at Shepard Park in Stuart, an ideal place for a sunset stroll
- Major Airports:
- Palm Beach (PBI)
- States:
- Florida
A haven of passionately protected beaches and nature preserves
Beaches and Beyond
For water lovers, Stuart and Jensen Beach offer a little bit of everything – true Atlantic beaches, calm Intracoastal Waterway shores and even lakeside views along Lake Okeechobee just 40 minutes away. Don’t miss a visit to Blowing Rocks Preserve, one of Florida’s rarest and most unusual coastlines. When the tide is up, geysers of ocean water spray through limestone rock along the shore up to 15 meters high. Enjoy front-row seats to an oceanside sunrise followed by boating, stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking or fishing among 800 fish species. Divers and snorkelers can suit up to explore the shipwreck of the Georges Valentine, an iron-hulled ship originally built in 1869 and wrecked in 1904. It’s conveniently located just 100 yards from the shoreline and is one of only 12 underwater archaeological preserves in Florida.
Nature, Preserved
Nature is passionately preserved in Martin County (complete with a building restriction that limits structures to just four stories high) making t