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Summer Treasures

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Stuart, Florida – located in Martin County has a history that goes back to the 1700’s. This is when several Spanish galleons were shipwrecked due to a hurricane. These ships were carrying large quantities of gold and silver. Over the years, some of this treasure has been recovered, but more importantly this found treasure gave this area its name – Florida’s Treasure Coast.

This summer the Martin County Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) will go back to Martin County’s roots and launch a new program titled, ‘Summer Treasures’ for visitors to the area. This will give visitors a chance to find the hidden treasures of Martin County including such places as the beaches, places to go snorkeling, nature preserves and County Parks.

When guests book a “Summer Treasures” package at a participating hotel, they will receive a treasure map with a list or clues. The package will also include special discounts for things to do in the area.

Here’s a sneak peek at what they have in store:

  1. X Marks the Spot: This self-guided treasure hunt will take guests from coast to coast discovering historical points, landmarks and area attractions. Participants will be eligible to wine a 6-day, 5-night vacation at the Hutchinson Island Marriott Resort and a $500 gas card.
  2. During the month of July, 4 treasure chests will be hidden each day at various locations throughout the county. Should a visitor find one, all that they need to do is return it a special location, and they will receive special offers and discounts and be entered to win some”Treasure” jewelry.
  3. Geocatching Treasure Hunt: Taking place on July 26th, treasure hunt fanatics will be using their GPS devices to find treasures throughout the city. Participants will have a chance to win a 3-day/2-night stay at Caribbean Shores Resort.

Click here for more information.

Photo [complimentary of Regan Communications]

One Response to “Summer Treasures”

  1.   Jack
    June 4th, 2008 | 12:00 pm

    Over the years I have had the opportunity to visit the Stuart area many times and it is a hidden jewel. You have to spend time in old Stewart to visit the art shops and enjoy some wonderful resturants for either lunch or dinner. Watch for music on the river or just some casual shopping.


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