Voted ‘Best Small Town in Florida,’ Vero Beach’s appeal to traveling families is quite apparent. The town’s costal location promises tourists hours of sun-filled beach time, and miles of trails and paved boardwalks offer easy access to the sand. Tourists can stroll the town’s Orca Walk, a 300-acre park that encompasses the Indian River Lagoon. Perhaps to further illustrate the importance of an untouched, natural environment, families should visit Vero Beach’s Environmental Learning Center. Utilizing kid-friendly tactics, the center urges a ‘hands-on-learning’ experience for children, encouraging an all-too-forgotten respect for nature. McKee Botanical Gardens invites groups into a lush, tropical oasis of native flora and fauna. Sporting an 18-acre ‘jungle hammock,’ the center’s wildly exotic collection promises to impress family members of all ages. For those craving a bit of history, the McLarty Museum showcases salvaged bits from the 1715 Spanish Plate Fleet shipwreck. Children get an insiders peek at ‘real treasure,’ and the center’s movie features modern-day shipwreck hunters.
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