lisa murdock: I hike here every time I visit the area. It’s spectacular, the trees are almost completely covered in air plants, bromeliads. There are tortoises and alligators as well! Lots of parking and bathrooms.
Stephen White: After a trip to see the Banyan tree tunnels in the area, we decided to stop to see if we could see any manatees. We did not but we enjoyed the park and the local wildlife. Theres plenty here for everyone from river access, fishing, photography, walking, and areas for kids to play. Theres also plenty of parking for cars and trucks with boat trailers.
Fisco’s Flicks: Downtown Stuart, where charm meets beauty, where art, culture, and waterfront views meet that highlights the town’s cultural attractions.
Fritz Javel: A really great museum, lots of fun and the staff are there at times to help you understand the illusions.
However the museum is showing its age in a lot of ways. Some things don’t work, while objects are removed from some wall displays causing the experience to be a bit hampered.
Still really cool and fair priced.
Yalitza Rosario: The seaquarium is a place you can go with family and friends. We had a pretty good time there. I recommend buying the tickets online to avoid the line, also you could find discounts in some apps if you have time to call for reservations beforehand. Also, it is best to arrive early so you can enjoy all the shows. The place is big enough and you will be better off if you wear comfortable shoes. The only thing I didnt like was that you needed to move from one place to another to see the shows. It will be best if they make it in some kind of circle order. It was just too much back and forward. Other than that it is a good place to go and enjoy a good time with family washing the sea lion and dolphin shows. I also find it interesting that there is childrens cars parking. Regarding Parking for your car is $20 in cash or card.
Karol Teal: My bestie and I loved walking around discovering the unique displays in this World of Enchantment. The colors are so vibrant and striking! We thoroughly enjoyed how we were outside in nature seeing these structures amongst the living trees; finding lizards warming themselves on the lanterns was a treat! We were a smidge late for the show which was quick, cute and Asian- which I’m assuming was the tie-in with the lanterns. Kudos to the great bar woman, serving up the cocktails! It’s hard to pick a favorite display. I will say I really loved the dragons.
