Community | Sailfish Point | Luxury Oceanfront Living

Behind the Gates of this Island Community

Every day brings new reasons to love life at Sailfish Point. Oceanfront living isn’t exclusive to just the beach, rather, residents participate in everything from tennis tournaments, pick-up golf games, fishing expeditions, and sandbar picnics to themed events, dances, cookouts, trips and more. Internationally recognized speakers and performers have been known to make an appearance for inspiring events. During school holidays, the Club offers exciting events crafted for Members’ children and grandchildren.

Passionate Community Involvement

Secluded and encircled by water, this is the ultimate private Member-owned, waterfront community. Yet, Members at Sailfish Point never consider their island within an island to be remote. Residents are actively involved with outreach to their immediate community and the entire Treasure Coast. "We believe in giving back!" There is even more to Sailfish Point than initially meets the eye - beyond the unmatched natural beauty, the first-class facilities, and the warm and welcoming community. The membership shows a generosity of spirt and a commitment to community that is making a difference both within and beyond the gates.

The Sailfish Point Foundation

Established in 1999, The Sailfish Point Foundation is a charitable organization dedicated to supporting college scholarships for Sailfish Point employees, their spouses, and their children, as well as to Martin County’s high school graduates who demonstrate achievement, commitment to learning, and community service. Since its inception, the Foundation has awarded more than 1,500 scholarships totaling more than $6,000,000. Today the Sailfish Point Foundation is Martin County’s largest private scholarship donor. The Foundation also makes donations to Martin County-based educational programs, such as Indian River State College and Martin Health System's nursing education.

Leadership from Sailfish Point Members

In 2008, the Association of Professional Fundraisers of the Treasure Coast recognized Sailfish Point as the "Outstanding Group Supporting Philanthropy.” In 2009, the foundation received the Commissioner's Business Recognition Award from the Florida Education Foundation. Many Sailfish Point residents have a range of leadership and charitable skills. As a result, you will find many with active roles in Martin County arts, charitable, and educational organizations. By assuming positions on numerous boards, fundraising, and volunteering in the area, Sailfish Point Members show their commitment to quality of life - both at Sailfish Point as well as to the broader Martin County community.

Community Security for Peace of Mind

At Sailfish Point, residents enjoy complete freedom and private security of their beachfront properties. Round-the-clock patrols and accessible first-responder services ensure the safety of each Member’s family. In addition to private ADT security services for each home, Sailfish Point Security monitors the active system, providing dual coverage for enhanced peace of mind. Sailfish Point Security will respond, search and clear the premises if an alarm is triggered. This gated community’s private security detail gives Sailfish Point residents a high level of comfort around the clock. All Sailfish Point security personnel are certified first responders equipped with defibrillators, oxygen, and first aid supplies.

Conservation

A Commitment to Conservation

Sailfish Point’s Environmental Stewardship Committee leads the charge in preserving our cherished ecosystems in conjunction with the Golf Board. Our Audubon-certified golf course is home to five butterfly gardens and an apiary program to support pollinators. We’ve also eliminated single-use plastic and straws from all dining venues to provide a better habitat for the turtles who nest on our shores. Sailfish Point proudly stands as a Zero Discharge community, ensuring no stormwater or wastewater enters the surrounding oceans and rivers. An on-site water treatment plant supplies water for golf course irrigation and residential use. The program also inspires the next generation of environmental stewards with nature photo contests, fish releases, scavenger hunts, and trips to nearby bird sanctuaries.