Attractions

Indian River Hauntings offers the opportunity for guests to participate in a paranormal adventure. Combining historical facts and haunted stories, Indian River Hauntings takes a hands on approach by using investigative methods where guests can use equipment to see for themselves what can and cannot be explained.

The Vero Beach Museum of Art, the largest cultural arts facility of its kind on Florida's Treasure Coast, is admired and appreciated by residents and tourists alike. This nationally accredited art museum offers something for all ages and interests. From galleries featuring national and international exhibitions to sculpture parks with large-scale works from its permanent collection.  

Even though the IRL is an everyday sight for many of us, few have ever experienced the unsurpassed biological diversity that lies below these waters. The Smithsonian Marine Ecosystems Exhibit provides a window into this underwater world.  Make no mistake, this are not a typical public aquarium. Their focus is on displaying ecosystems as complex communities of organisms interacting in their environment. With the help of our dynamic displays they strive to provide the public with a better understanding of the fragile marine ecosystems of the Indian River Lagoon and surrounding area and the impact humans are having on these fragile environments.

The National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum is the only museum dedicated solely to preserving the history of the U.S. Navy SEALs and their predecessors. Located in Fort Pierce, Florida, the Museum resides on the training grounds of the original Navy combat divers. The Museum promotes public education by providing hands-on opportunities for all ages to explore the history of the Navy SEALs through interactive exhibits.

The Manatee Observation and Education Center is a waterfront wildlife observation and nature education center located on Florida's east coast in downtown Fort Pierce. The endangered Florida manatee, also called sea cow, is the main attraction. Manatees can be viewed at The Center year-round! Stand along the covered observation walkway or climb the second story observation tower to see Florida's "Gentle Giants" resting or playing in Moore's Creek. These are wild, not captive manatees, so one never knows when they might swim by.