Legendary oceanographer, filmmaker and inventor Jacque Cousteau is best known for exploring the underwater world. Cousteau’s love for marine life and science made him an influential figure when it comes to conserving marine biodiversity. As one of the most bio-diverse lagoon ecosystems in the Northern Hemisphere, Martin County’s waterways would have undoubtedly captivated Cousteau. This part of Florida’s Treasure Coast has long been celebrated for its waterfront lifestyle, surrounded by the Intracoastal Waterway, the Indian River, and the Atlantic Ocean. Let’s dive into the favored destinations cherished by fishing and boating enthusiasts at Sailfish Point.
Inshore and Offshore Boating Adventures
Situated on a peninsula on Hutchinson Island, Sailfish Point is flanked by the Indian River Lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean. These two bodies of water connect at the St. Lucie Inlet via the Intracoastal Waterway, offering Sailfish Point Members unparalleled access to a variety of fishing and boating adventures within the Sailfish Capital of the World. The Indian River Lagoon serves as a social hub for local boaters, who often spend weekends gathering at the lagoon’s sandbars or visiting the many tiki bars and restaurants accessible by boat. The smaller islands and lush mangrove forests throughout the lagoon are hotspots for Florida wildlife, making the area an estuary for many native species. Catering to every captain’s needs, Sailfish Point provides Members with any type of adventure, whether it’s freshwater or deep-sea fishing, within a moment’s notice.
Venture to The Bahamas for the Day
For most people, traveling to The Bahamas is a once-in-a-lifetime getaway. For Sailfish Point Members, it’s a weekend escape. Located on the coast of Florida, Sailfish Point is just 55 nautical miles from The Bahamas. Members enjoy speedy trips to this internationally renowned destination, whether it’s a laid-back day trip or luxury weekend getaway. The Bahamas boasts miles of crystal-clear waters and world-class beaches, ideal for snorkeling, swimming, and paddleboarding. The Bahamian culture is rich and charming, with colorful homes and unique small businesses adding to the coastal allure. Visitors can spend the day on the water or stroll along historic streets, indulging in fine dining and shopping.
The Gulf Stream’s Aquatic Playground
Bringing warm water from the Gulf of Mexico, the Gulf Stream is an ocean current that extends from the Gulf of Mexico up the east coast of North America along the Atlantic Ocean. Members of Sailfish Point indulge in all the benefits of being just 10 miles away from the Gulf Stream. Spend what feels like an endless summer swimming, kayaking, paddleboarding and boating along vibrant coral reefs. Warmer water temperatures create an offshore tropical underwater ecosystem, teeming with sailfish, wahoo, mahi-mahi, tuna and more.
The Most Biodiverse Ecosystem in the Country
Bordering the west of Sailfish Point is the Indian River Lagoon. The lagoon spans over 150 miles and has an average depth of 4 feet. A combination of mangrove forests, seagrass beds and freshwater marshes, the Indian River Lagoon is home to one of the most biodiverse estuaries in North America. The lagoon’s vital nursery grounds for juvenile marine life emphasize ecological importance of the area. Home to a rich array of species, from gamefish like snook and tarpon to numerous bird species such as herons and ospreys, there is always majestic wildlife to be spotted. Search for majestic manatees and dolphin while kayaking and paddleboarding. Sailfish Point Members enjoy boating on the Indian River Lagoon due to the vibrant flora and fauna.
One of The Largest Private Marinas in Florida
An ideal launch point to explore every waterway, the Sailfish Point Marina is one of the largest privately owned bulkhead marinas in the state of Florida. Sailfish Point was named one of seven “Best for Boating” communities in the country by Links Magazine. Offering 84 deep-water slips for vessels up to 125 feet in length, each slip is equipped with electricity, water hookups, and high-speed internet, ensuring boater comfort and convenience. There are also an additional 45 dry slips for personal watercraft and boats up to 25 feet in length. The marina’s fuel dock provides quick access to fuel and supplies, essential for long voyages or afternoon fishing expeditions. Additionally, Sailfish Point Marina has professional staff, providing concierge services such as boat cleaning, maintenance, and provisioning. In addition to its nautical amenities, the Yacht Club offers a place for Members to gather and congregate between maritime adventures.
Florida’s Premier Private Waterfront Community
The Sailfish Point Marina is just the beginning of the amenities this private club community provides. Residents have everything they need without having to leave the comfort of their homes, including a par-72 Nicklaus Signature golf course and racquet facilities featuring 8 HydroGrid® tennis courts and four pickleball courts. As the epicenter of activity, the Oceanfront Club includes dining venues, a pool, and a spa. Sailfish Point also benefits from a private helipad, along with Stuart’s Witham Field and the Palm Beach International Airport to the south for seamless transportation in and out of the area.
520 distinctive homes provide an astounding array of living possibilities, including spacious beachfront properties, oceanfront condos, link-side villas, and townhomes with private boat docks. To learn more about the luxurious lifestyle offered at Sailfish Point and the wide variety of residential real estate available, visit SailfishPoint.com or contact the Sailfish Point Realty team at 772-225-6200.
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