Indian River

We had the opportunity to motor this river with my husband in our sail boat. We saw too much beauty. Some areas of this river get busy on weekends. A lot of power boats 🛥️. You can see dolphins and manatíes. Some areas has crab traps, we had to be careful with them. It has been an interesting journey. The color of the water changes in some areas. We crossed more than 7 bridges, it was exciting because our boat mast. A perfect place for fishing and having fun with family and friends. A lot of restaurants options and attractions.

Fun in the Sun here on the Treasure Coast. From boating to fishing to the beautiful Sunsets, I love living in Paradise!

Very cool place to vacation, party and take in the sights and sounds. Incredible marine life like dolphins manatees fish of all kinds

The Indian River Lagoon or IRL is a saltwater body of water that was mislabeled a "River" when it was actually a true "Lagoon" on Central Florida's east coast near Kennedy Space Center and Brevard County. Part of the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW), the IRL is a beautiful stretch of coastal waterway spanning the entire length of the Space Coast from New Smyrna to Sebastian Inlet with Merritt Island to the east and the mainland of Florida with various towns and cities to the west. The ICW runs the entire eastern seaboard of the United States and this segment has been called the Indian River for well over a century. There are plenty of restaurants, parks, trails and wildlife refuges to see and spend time on the shorelines or kayaking and boating too. A fishing charter is a swell way to see the lagoon and get intimate with the wetland habitat and wildlife.

Great shallow water fishing. We launched at Scottsmoore Landing.

Some good fishing, there are dolphins, manatees and sharks in the river along with alligators. A great sportsmans river along with site seeing.

Becoming our sanctuary and paradise like no other!! Through all our ventures we always are so appreciative of the tranquility and beauty this place has to offer ☀️🛥

Florida call's this a "river" it feels and looks like a lake, this is a brackish body of Waters with all types of fish in we caught "catfish", "Puffers"