Why Florida's undiscovered gem of Martin County is perfect for your clients

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Think: miles of peaceful, unspoiled beaches, natural rolling sand dunes, 77-plus parks and an overflow of culture – minus overwhelming crowds and high rises. Sounds nice, doesn’t it? Perhaps the perfect beach vacation for your clients? Welcome to Martin County, located in Florida’s Treasure Coast region. Here’s what makes the destination so special:

Easy, breezy beaches

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Clients looking to enjoy some sand between their toes without having to endure the hordes of tourists that flood Florida’s more popular beaches will appreciate the recommendation. The clear and clean ocean is perfect for water activities such as surfing, sailing, scuba diving and snorkelling. The newly restored Bathtub Reef Beach is a snorkeller’s paradise – perfect for beginners, as well as those more experienced. This particular destination is made special by its offshore reef system, which is home to more than 500 unique marine creatures.

Step into the great outdoors

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Palm City Sunset from the Veterans Memorial Bridge

Complete with lush vegetation, an impressive ecosystem and breathtaking coastal views, Martin County’s 100,000 acres of parks and conservation land are just waiting to be explored. The vast array of activities will keep your outdoor-loving clientele busy. Hikers and bikers will enjoy the many ocean- and lake-side trails, as well as preserve woodlands and wildlife parks. Blowing Rocks Preserve, named for its rocky Anastasia limestone shoreline, is especially extraordinary. Home to three hiking trails and boardwalks, this magnificent sight offers a glimpse into the state’s rarest surviving landscapes. Anglers will be excited about the world-class freshwater fishing in the St. Lucie Inlet.

Come for the beaches, stay for the food

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Eating out in Martin County means eating fresh and eating local. Farmers and fishermen supply the area’s restaurants with ingredients for their menu; with no shortage of farming and fishing year-round, there’s simply no reason to go elsewhere for food-sourcing. The area is especially known for its ocean fare and tasty coastal cuisine, with endless supply of fresh fish; lobster, yellowfin tuna and Mahi Mahi are all among the local favourites. 

Small town vibes

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A collection of 10 unique communities make up Martin County, each embodying the definition of small town charm and each worthy of a visit. Whichever specific spot your client chooses to stay in, they’re certain to find unique shops, art galleries, beaches, nature parks and funky eateries. Stuart, known as “America’s Happiest Seaside Town,” hosts the weekly Green Market where residents and visitors alike can experience the local culture and heritage. If your client is a serious beach-goer, Hutchinson Island will be the best choice.

   
Want to know more? Visit DiscoverMartin.com.