I carried a poster of Anderson "the Spider" Silva for yeeeearrs all over the country with me…read more I'm a Gypsy at heart I guess. :) Now I have found love and bought a home in Vero Beach. :D Enter Royal Palm Framing! Large selection of frames. Expert opinions. Very nice people, from the owner to her employees. Pricey, however when I can't/don't want to do something myself AND i don't want it messed up, I am happy to pay for quality! It looks awesome. Thank you Royal Palm Framing! You can trust me, I can be a little bougie. ;D

Wonderful people, excellent workmanship at a far price. The store was clean and organized - well…read morethought out.

Lovely event space. Owners are very easy to work with, reasonable fees. Convenient location.read more

I have been a student at Royal Ballroom for more than five years. My life is different and so much…read moremore interesting because of dance and the amazing people I have met on this journey. My professional instructor, Oleg Dimitrov, is talented, creative, patient beyond measure, dedicated, focused ... and a lot of fun. For the past three years, I have been participating in ballroom dance competitions throughout the state, which has elevated my dancing to a whole new level. Thank you, Oleg! I enjoy going to the studio's Saturday night social dance parties. Asya and Anya create a full buffet for dinner each week (first they are dancers and second excellent chefs!). And then we dance. It's a wonderful opportunity to experience an elegant party focused on dancing. It's a perfect place for dancers of all levels -- beginners to experienced. Group lessons, private lessons, practice sessions, Saturday night socials, field trips to competitions, showcases ... It's all at Royal Ballroom Dance Studio in Vero Beach. I don't know why anyone would go anywhere else! Thank you Oleg, Asya and Anya!!

Katie, Lauren, and Dave were amazing. they gave good recommendations to some questions asked and…read moreoverall made the boat ride not just educational but also fun

The tour was amazing!!! Captain Lauren was the BEST! So interesting to see and hear under water.read more

The McLarty Treasure Museum is located in Sebastian Inlet State Park. A late July hurricane in 1715…read moresank a Spanish treasure fleet near here as they were sailing from Havana, Cuba to Spain. Eleven of the twelve ships filled with gold, silver, jewels, and other goods from the New World sank off the coast between present day Melbourne Beach and Vero Beach. 1,000 lives were lost and the cargo was scattered over a 40 mile area. Approximately 1,500 men, women, and children who survived the disaster reached the shore and made a camp along the barrier island near the place where the fleet's flagship had sunk. The treasure was mainly salvaged by Spain over the next four years and taken back to Havana Cuba. In the early 1940's, amateur archaeologist Charles Higgs discovered evidence of the salvage camps in the dunes near the Sebastian Inlet. A hurricane in 1955 washed away some dunes around the camps, revealing many artifacts and silver coins. The wreck was eventually rediscovered by treasure hunters in the 1960's. Salvage efforts by local builder Kip Wagner and his Real 8 Company recovered thousands of coins, pieces of jewelry, and several cannons. These discovery led to the establishment of a State Park and the McLarty Treasure Museum. The McLarty Treasure Museum was created by Mr. Robert McLarty, a retired attorney from Atlanta who lived in Vero Beach and donated the land. The museum has a large exhibit room with displays on Ais history, the ancient first inhabitants of this area and the history of the 1715 Spanish treasure fleet including artifacts, displays, and a 45 minute movie by A&E, The Queen's Jewels and the 1715 Fleet. Not to be missed is the display of Kangxi porcelain, a delicate Chinese blue-and-white pattern that was packed in mud for protection during the journey. There is also a gift shop. Behind the museum is an observation deck modeled to look like a pirate ship that overlooks the Atlantic Ocean where the ships are believed to have sunk. During storms, the treasure has been known to wash ashore to this day. Admission to the museum is $2 and while small it is engaging and worth a visit. Especially when combined with a visit to nearby Sebastian Inlet State Park and Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge.

What fun! A very small but interesting museum covering the 1715 treasure fleet located on what used…read moreto be the survivors' and salvagers' camp. It's part of the Sebastian Inlet State Park and there's a nominal admission fee. There's a short movie which was interesting enough, observation deck (without beach access, though there's plenty nearby), and enough interesting things to see in about an hour if you run through it and don't watch the movie. I think my favorite exhibit was the scrap book of articles, letters, and testimonies of treasure hunters who've actually found treasure on the beaches here. Really makes you want to start hitting the beaches hunting for bobby dazzlers! lol. We also thought we'd hop across the Indian River and also visit the Mel Fisher museum but this was enough treasure fever for one day. Another time. Super friendly helpful staff rounds out the experience.

Aquarina is a beautiful golf course right next to the water. Some tee boxes are on docks which is…read morepretty cool and unique, I have never been to another golf course that has that. The course is in decent shape but they recently raised the rates. We went on a holiday.

I've been here twice and unfortunately both times have been disappointing. Not the course, the…read moreservice. The golf course is short but fun. I knew that going in. Its the food/beverage service that are sub par. I tried calling the club from the 9th tee to preorder food/drinks for the turn. No answer. Tried 3 times, no answer. Stopped in after 9, ordered 2 hot dogs and was told 30 minutes. Huh?? Played the back 9, stopped in (2 hrs later) my food was sitting there. I asked for a refund but the waitress didnt know how to do it. Left the course without eating old food or a refund. Wont play there again due to this. Boo Aquarina CC!!