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38th Annual Palm Coast Holiday Boat Parade, Dec 18, Palm Coast, FL
Four generations of Palm Coasters have enjoyed this unique annual celebration, now the largest boat parade in Central Florida. Home to CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, Palm Coast Marina, Palm Coast is located between St Augustine and Daytona Beach.
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14t Annual Intracoastal Waterway Cleanup, Sept 4, Palm Coast, FL
Registration is currently open to participate in the 14th Annual Intracoastal Waterway Cleanup on Saturday, September 4 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event attracts volunteers with a passion for protecting and enjoying nature by removing the trash within their developments or along city paths, walkways, and waterways.
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NTSB Report on Barge Collision with North Ft Pierce Bridge in August, 2020
The National Transportation Safety Board has released its Marine Accident Brief detailing the investigation into the August 19, 2020, allision of the mv. Old Glory with the Peter P. Cobb Memorial Bridge (North Fort Pierce Bridge) at Mile 965 on the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway near Fort Pierce, Fla.
NTSB Releases Accident Brief Detailing Bridge Allision On Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway
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Good Words for Oasis Boatyard and Marina, near AICW MM 780, St. Augustine, FL
This boatyard and marina is on the northeast shore of the Sebastian River opposite Green 17. Our thanks to Anthony and Michele for this excellent review.
John and Jodie Spears who own this marina have done a great job. They have 44 floating docks which makes it easy to get on/off your boat. Great restrooms and great showers. They have a large lift and room to place your boat on the hard. They keep everything clean and organized. You can work and stay on your boat. They charge 2.00 a ft per night. If you stay more than 15 days then they charge you by the month. Close to downtown and plenty of great restaurants in this area. We are having some work done on our generator and we are enjoying being here. We decided to stay a month.
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Events and Attractions around Marineland Marina, Marineland, FL, AICW MM 796
Marineland is home to Marineland Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, with many recent facility upgrades and consistently good words from cruisers. See FOCUS ON Marineland Marina for more on this fine facility.
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Martin County Moments, December 2020
At the intersection of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway and the Okeechobee Waterway, Martin County, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, is a hub of boating activity and of events of interest to boaters.
December 2020
Happy Holidays from all of us at Discover Martin
As 2020 draws to a close, we’re wishing everyone a safe and healthy holiday season. Despite the challenges faced during this unprecedented year, we are looking ahead to brighter days ahead in the New Year, and hope you are too.
The holiday cheer kicked off with this dazzling display in Jensen Beach! The 50,000-square-foot oceanfront private residence shines bright with more than 700,000 bulbs! You can read more about the beloved annual tradition in this blog post from Just Short of Crazy.
“You Have to See This Jensen Beach Mansion Christmas Lights Display” 
In case you missed it, we launched the Missed Milestones program last month! The campaign acknowledges that everyone has missed an important milestone this year – from birthdays and weddings to graduations, holidays, and more.
We’re inviting you to come celebrate your Missed Milestone in Martin County next year with a much-deserved getaway. Book 2 nights at a participating hotel partner before December 31 and you’ll get an extra night for free to redeem in 2021 when you’re comfortable traveling again
️🧳 Learn more about the special offers below.
*Offer varies and is valid only at participating lodging partners – other restrictions may apply*
Still looking for the perfect Christmas present? It’s not too late! We’ve rounded up some of the best gift ideas you can still snag from local Martin County businesses.
From foodies and fashionistas to adventure seekers and animal enthusiasts – there’s something perfect for everyone on your list. Head over to our blog to read the full Martin County 2020 Gift Guide. Don’t forget: local businesses need our support more than ever!
Martin County 2020 Holiday Gift Guide 
Did you catch a glimpse of the Beaver Moon at the beginning of the month?
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This shot was captured at the Savannas Preserve State Park by local photographer Chris Spain (@wizsnap on Instagram). For more inspiration, be sure to follow us on Instagram!
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Forget to send a holiday card this year? Then email your loved ones a FREE digital postcard, right from Martin County. You can select your favorite design and even add a personalized message. What are you waiting for? Send one today!
Send a Postcard From Paradise! 
Yahoo! recently named Stuart one of America’s most charming towns that you need to add to your must-visit list! Our under-the-radar appeal and uncrowded beaches helped us make the cut. Read the full article to see what other destinations made it onto their list
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How delicious does this merry mint mocha latte look? Gilbert’s Coffee Bar serves up creative concoctions all year long, but this might be our favorite. Grab one before they’re gone!
Gilbert’s Coffee Bar 
Need some inspiration before you set intentions and make resolutions for 2021? Then jump over to our YouTube channel to watch our new “Resolve to Return” video.
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There are lots of exciting events on the horizon here in Martin County! From the 47th Annual Stuart Boat Show to the Jensen Beach Fine Art & Craft Show, there’s something for everyone to look forward to. Check out our lineup of January events below ⚓
January Events in Martin County 
If you’re planning to take a trip in the New Year, make sure to review our Special Offers page — it’s updated regularly and features lots of new packages and special rates.
For even more inspirational content, follow us across our social media platforms and be sure to share your favorite Martin County memories using #DiscoverMartin.
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Celebrate Your Missed Milestones in Martin County Florida
At the intersection of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway and the Okeechobee Waterway, Martin County, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, is a hub of boating activity and of events of interest to boaters.
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Eta Uncovers a Shipwreck from the 1800’s
After Tropical Storm Eta swept across northern Florida earlier this month, a beachgoer made a discovery while walking on the shore in St. Augustine.
Beach erosion from Tropical Storm Eta unearths remnants of 1800s shipwreck
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Martin County Moments: October 2020, Stuart, FL
At the intersection of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway and the Okeechobee Waterway, Martin County, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, is a hub of boating activity and of events of interest to boaters.
October 2020
It’s official! Historic Downtown Stuart won the 2020 “Great Places in Florida Award” presented by the American Planning Association. Thank you to everyone who voted. We couldn’t have secured the title without your support!
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Martin County is teeming with bike paths and cycling trails just waiting to be explored — more than 80 miles of them, to be precise. From rustic routes surrounded by nature to scenic straightaways with panoramic waterfront views, our latest video highlights some of our favorite cycling spots worth checking out during your next visit!
Here’s How to Cycle Your Way Through Martin County 
Still looking for Halloween plans? We’ve got you covered! In our latest blog post, we collected some of the spookiest events happening throughout Martin County, from ghost tours and haunted cruises to drive-thru trick-or-treat festivities!
Landscape photographer Paul Cook (@pc3photos) recently snapped this stunning long-exposure at the House of Refuge — how dreamy are those cotton candy skies?
Follow Us on Instagram for More Phenomenal Photos! Interested in winning a FREE trip to Martin County? We recently partnered with Visit Florida and The New York Daily News to launch a 5-night trip giveaway. Per the program rules, it’s only open to residents of New York, New Jersey, or Connecticut. Click the button below to see more and enter (and feel free to share this promotion with any of your friends or family in NY, NJ, or CT)!
Enter For Your Chance to Win! Want to share a little sunshine with someone special? Then send them a FREE digital postcard, right from Martin County. You can select your favorite design and even add a personalized message. Check them out below!
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With its unique architecture and prime waterfront location in Downtown Stuart, it’s not hard to see why Old Colorado Inn’s Owl House was named one of the “Best Places to Rent a Beach House During Winter” By Travel Awaits Magazine.
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Things we’re looking forward to: The 2020 Stuart Air Show! This award-winning event is taking place Veterans Day weekend (November 7 and 8). Get your tickets today!
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Looking for some authentic Old Florida charm? Consider booking a relaxing retreat at River Palm Cottages & Fish Camp in Jensen Beach. Only In Your State recommends it as one of the best fish camps in the Sunshine State
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Whether you’re 8 or 108, we want to see your art skills! We’ve partnered with Atlanta Magazine on a Coloring Page Contest. Think you have what it takes to win the grand prize? Check out the rules and submission guidelines below.
Enter Your Masterpiece Here Looking for a quick and convenient escape with lots of room to spread out?
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lots of fall-themed packages and special rates.For even more inspirational content, follow us across our social media platforms and be sure to share your favorite Martin County memories using #DiscoverMartin.
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Elevate Your Travel Experience With Makers Air, Staniel Cay, Bahamas
Staniel Cay Yacht Club, a longtime CRUISERS NET SPONSOR and a favorite destination for cruisers in the Exumas, is excited to be welcoming guests as coronavirus restrictions are eased. With commercial airlines limiting and cancelling flights regularly, Makers Air is continuing to schedule flights with every safety precaution in mind. Growing from its initial operations servicing Staniel Cay, Makers Air is today’s premier air service to and from the Out Islands of the Bahamas.
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Out Island Travel does not have to be stressful or inconvenient. We understand your individual needs and can provide an array of options to ensure everyone in your group is covered. Let us remind you what travel should feel like!
Get Hooked On Chub Cay Whether you are fishing the pocket, exploring what lies beneath with Chub Cay Divers, or wining and dining poolside, this is one destination you should not miss! With daily flights direct from Fort Lauderdale, it has never been easier to enjoy this private island paradise. Contact Makers Air and Chub Cay today to book! And as always, have a Chub-Tastic Day!
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MIATC Wants Your Opinion, Martin County, Stuart, FL
At the intersection of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway and the Okeechobee Waterway, Martin County, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, is a hub of boating activity and of events of interest to boaters.
How are you feeling about attending events in the coming months?
WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!How are you feeling about attending events in the coming months?We’ve teamed up with several of Martin County’s most loved events and attractions to ask you to share your thoughts with us. It’s a short and simple 8 question survey, so please take a moment to tell us how you are feeling. Your candor and participation are greatly appreciated. Your response is requested before midnight on Sunday, September 28th. Stay well…and thank you in advance for participating.Be the first to comment!
Boatlines August 27 from MIATC, Martin County, FL
At the intersection of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway and the Okeechobee Waterway, Martin County, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, is home to Marine Industries Association of the Treasure Coast and a hub of boating activity and events of interest to boaters.
Calendar of EventsSeptember 1st & 2nd, 2020 Southeast Florida Coral Reef Initiative MeetingSeptember 3, 2020 UF and DEP Coral Reef Program Stakeholder Engagement Project Public MeetingABYC Online Certiication Courses~ Click Here for Class CalendarChapman School of Marine ~ See their website for the latest on their events
Southeast Florida Coral ReefInitiative Virtual MeetingSeptember 1st & 2nd, 202012:30-5 pmDEP’s Coral Reef Conservation Program is holding an annual Southeast Florida Coral Reef Initiative (SEFCRI) Team meeting to update and facilitate discussions with Team members regarding the following:- SEFCRI History and Local Action Strategy (LAS) Project Planning
- Current projects for Southeast Florida
- Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease Response Effort
- Management of the Southeast Florida Coral Reef Ecosystem Conservation Area
- Opportunities for SEFCRI Team Member Engagement
Derecktor Shipyard UpdateSince taking over operations at the Port of Fort Pierce on November 1, 2019, Derecktor Ft. Pierce has invested in numerous facility and infrastructure upgrades as it converts the aging Indian River Terminal building into a shipyard capable of rivaling any in the world.Enlargement of Kiplinger Nature Preserve
The Kiplinger Nature Preserve on Kanner Highway, a popular destination for nature hikers and “bridge walkers” on the Veterans Memorial Bridge, will soon become larger and more useful.The Kiplinger family, of Washington, D.C., and Sewall’s Point announced today its intention to donate to Martin County a 7-acre tract between the bridge and the existing Kiplinger Nature Preserve, at the southwest corner of Kanner Highway and Indian Street. It consists of more than two acres of dry upland, with mature slash pines and saw palmetto, sloping down to five acres of wetlands and mangroves on the St. Lucie River. It includes a small, unnamed creek that flows into the river.The newly donated land creates a number of recreational possibilities, including additional parking, a place for picnicking, a boardwalk to the river, etc.Is there anything you’d like to share with the membership?Send us a picture and short summary of an event or article and we will include it in Boatlines!
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FWC: Gone Coastal: Lifejackets: Variety is the spice of safety
The quarterly Gone Coastal column is one of many ways that the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) Division of Marine Fisheries Management is helping recreational anglers understand complex saltwater regulations and learn more about saltwater fishing opportunities and issues in Florida.
Gone Coastal: Lifejackets: Variety is the spice of safety
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Boatlines July 25 from MIATC, Martin County, FL
adrotate banner=’561′]At the intersection of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway and the Okeechobee Waterway, Martin County, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, is home to Marine Industries Association of the Treasure Coast and a hub of boating activity and events of interest to boaters.
Calendar of EventsJuly 25 ~ Virtual Treasure Coast Waterway Clean up (See Below)July 31 ~ Boat Captains Needed! (See Below)August 18 ~ Martin County Primary ElectionChapman School of Marine ~ See their website for the latest on their eventsVirtual Treasure Coast Waterway Clean Up!
We’re excited to announce our 13th Annual Treasure Coast Waterway Cleanup. Due to Covid-19, the event will be all virtual this year. It will run from Saturday, July 18th-Sunday, July 26th. The Virtual Cleanup is simple:- Register online
- Pick up trash anywhere you choose during cleanup week
- Record your data using the digital data collection link
You are encouraged to cleanup multiple times during the week. Loaner grabbers and burgees for boaters, will be available for pick up at various marina locations along the Treasure Coast.Visit the link below for more information!We hope you can join our effort.Whiticar Boat Works x Shearwater
Stuart, Fla. – Whiticar Boat Works, a family-established and family-run business that has been a part of marine life in Stuart, Florida for nearly seventy-five years is charting a new course for the future. With little fanfare and great excitement, Whiticar announces that the owners have chosen to separate the assets of the company.Incorporated in 1959 by Curt Whiticar and John Dragseth, the rich history they built in the boating and marine industry has stood the test of time. Their sons, John Whiticar and Jim Dragseth, joined the company and eventually took the helm of the business as the popularity of the recreational boating lifestyle continued to grow. Under the leadership of John Whiticar and Jim Dragseth, the company expanded from the original boat yard in Stuart to include other marine repairs, services and equipment sales locations in Stuart and Ft. Pierce. Today, Whiticar Boat Works employs 48 people at three locations and in 2019 had more than $8 million in gross revenue.With the separation, John Whiticar will become president of Whiticar Boat Works, retaining ownership of the boat yard on Willoughby Creek at 3636 SE Old St Lucie Blvd in Stuart, Florida, located just west of the old charter boat fleet docks started by John’s grandfather in 1917. To read their full press release please see the link below.Boat Captains Needed!Marine Resources Council is looking for help with upcoming Spoil Island days for Summer Camp. These days are always a huge hit with the kiddos, as they take them out to one of the spoil islands to run water quality tests, plant mangroves, and identify different animal species.They are looking for volunteers for the following:Friday, July 31st:- 1 boat captain to drive a boat that the Palm Bay Marina is donating
- 2-3 additional boats and captains willing to donate their boat and time
Please note, that out of the safety of the campers, all volunteers must be over the age of 18. You may also be asked to wear a face mask for some part of the day or when around the kids. They would need all boats and their captains to be anchored offshore of the Lagoon House no later than 8:30am to allow for an on time departure. We will be heading back from the spoil island to the Lagoon House around 12:30pm. You can expect a roughly 5 hour day. If you are interested please contact Nicole at nicole@mrcirl.org for more information.Roosevelt Bridge Update!BoCC Approval to Use McCulley Marine Services to Deploy this Summer’s Secondary Concrete ReefThe St. Lucie County Board of County Commissioners has given approval to deploy the FWC-funded artificial reef this summer. Thanks to the BoCC!The new reef(s) will consist of up to 2,000 tons of secondary concrete materials scattered in 12 discrete piles near the CCA – Curtis Bostic Reef. This will give the area needed habitat diversity and may even enlarge the schools of baitfish on the CCA – Curtis Bostic Reef. Anecdotal reports by divers indicated that gag inhabited the reef during the spawning season this past winter. Please give me any other reports or experiences on any of our artificial reefs.I am working on an alternative stockpiling and staging area that could be used for artificial reefs once Harbour Pointe Park becomes unavailable. To secure this area we must first partner with the Florida Department of Transportation. Please inform me via email whether you are willing to do this and what advantages and disadvantages you foresee in this partnership.
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Face Masks Required in St. Augustine, FL
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Broward County to Close Businesses that do not Comply with COVID-19 Protocols
Broward County, FL, includes Waterway communities such as Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood. These actions follow in the wake of a surge in COVID-19 cases in south Florida.
Broward to shut down businesses that don’t comply with social distancing and mask rules
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Masks to be Required in Public Places in Palm Beach County
As COVID-19 cases surge, let’s hope this requirement is not too little, too late.
Masks to be required in public places in Palm Beach County
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Video Report from Fort Pierce City Marina, Fort Pierce, FL AICW Statute Mile 966.5
Fort Pierce City Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR and a public facility, is located west of the Waterway, just south of the Fort Pierce high-rise bridge and well north of unlighted daybeacon #188. See FOCUS ON for more on this excellent facility.
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East to West Transit of the Okeechobee Waterway
Our thanks to Gene Faatz for sharing his navigation of Lake Okeechobee. Few of us cruisers ever get to see 26kts, so it is interesting to read his report.
Other than a couple of canoes and crew boats we saw very, very little boat traffic on the St. Lucie River to the St. Lucie Lock. After locking through with a 10 ft. lift it was smooth cruising at 26 kts. all the way to the Port Mayaca Lock which was open for pass through. When clearing the lock and entering Lake “O” it is VERY shallow with depths going down to about 4 ft. and you MUST favor the green markers and idle for about 3/4 of a mile to deeper water. The lake has plenty of water even though it was officially at 11.3 ft. all the way to Clewiston at 26 kts., but at the junction of the rim canal it has shoaled on the NW corner but all was good to the Moore Haven Lock which at this time is about a 1 ft. drop.
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