Or you can fish the reefs and wrecks just a few miles offshore in the Atlantic for grouper and snapper or go on deep-sea charters for sailfish, mahi-mahi and more! Go Kayaking or Paddle Boarding You can fish the Indian River all year for snook, redfish, trout and tarpon. Vero Beach is known for its fishing and has some of the top fishing charters in the state. While I’m not a golfer, I couldn’t make a list of things to do in Vero Beach and not include it! While a lot of the golf courses are private, there are a handful in the area that are open to the public including Sandridge Golf Club and Vista Plantation Golf Club. Lifeguards are on duty for a majority of the day at all of these beaches and they all offer paved parking and restrooms. My personal favorite beaches in Vero are Tracking Station Beach ( 800 46th Pl, North AIA, Vero Beach, FL 32963), South Beach ( 1704 Ocean Dr., Vero Beach, FL 32963), Round Island Beach Park ( 2200 South A1A, Vero Beach, FL 32963) and Jaycee Beach ( 4200 Ocean Dr., Vero Beach, FL 32963).
With multiple wide open, white sandy beaches and tropical blue water that surprisingly isn’t crowded it’s easily on the top of my list of things to do in this place. You would be amiss if you visited Vero Beach and didn’t visit the beach! Vero Beach is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in Florida (I’d actually go as far to say home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the country). 15 years when I first visited it was a fairly unknown part of Florida, a true sleepy beach town, but now it’s ranked as the 2nd strongest real estate in the country and is seen as the “Hamptons” of Florida! It’s the low-key tropical escape for everyone who wants to relax out of the spotlight of Palm Beach and Miami and the ultimate Florida getaway! There’s truly something for everyone here and after reading this post I guarantee you’ll be planning your trip ASAP! Things to Do in Vero Beach Spend the Day at the Beach
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