Vero Beach

Part of Florida’s Treasure Coast, Vero Beach was originally incorporated in 1919 as the City of Vero. In 1925, Vero was re-incorporated as the City of Vero Beach and was transferred from St. Lucie County to Indian River County. A peaceful city with small-town charm, Vero Beach lies along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean and is a haven for golf, water sports, and fishing. Among the 26 miles of pristine shores is Disney’s Vero Beach Resort and the Costa d’Este Beach Resort, owned by the famous singer/actress Gloria Estefan. Dubbed the Hamptons of Florida, Vero Beach truly is a uniquely serene community that offers a low-key relaxed lifestyle where you can live on vacation.

 

• Historic Downtown Vero Beach
• Veterans Memorial Island Sanctuary
• The hour drive to Kennedy Space Center
• Vero Beach Farmers Market

• The Moorings Yacht & Country
• Orchid Island
• Quail Valley 
• Grand Harbor
• Johns Island Club
• Vero Beach Country Club 

• Ocean Grill
• Southern Social
• Riverside Cafe
• Crab Stop of Vero Beach
• The Tides Fine Dining
• Orchid Island Brewery

• McKee Botanical Gardens
• Vero Beach Museum of Art
• Kilted Mermaid Neighborhood Pub
• Riverside Theatre
• Florida Cracker Airboat Tour
• Indian River Citrus Museum
• Kimpton Hotel & Spa

• Ocean Drive Shoppes
• Vero Beach Outlets
• Indian River Mall

• Beachland Elementary, Public
• Imagine South Vero, Charter K - 8
• St. Helen Catholic School, Private K - 8
• Masters Academy, Private Pre-K - 12
• Saint Edwards School, Private Pre-K - 12
• Vero Beach High School, Public