Vero Beach

Vero Beach has an air about it that’s simply hard to find anywhere else. VERO BEACH is part of the Treasure Coast – the region between the Jupiter Inlet and north to the Sebastian Inlet. The Treasure Coast is made up of four counties, from south to north, Palm Beach County, Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River County, which is where Vero Beach is located. Indian River County has 26 miles of unspolied beaches and is a nesting ground to such creatures as the Loggerhead sea turtle and 35 other rare and endangered species.

Nationally ranked 12th in “The Rating Guide to Life in America’s Small Cities,” Vero Beach holds a charm and beauty that lets it outshine other affluent Florida resort areas, such as the Las Olas area of Ft. Lauderdale, the Coconut Grove of Miami, or the Naples area on Florida’s west coast.