Sebastian, FL Real Estate — Homes For Sale in Sebastian, FL

Florida's foremost fishing and surfing spot on the east coast, with a vast array of activities and attractions for eco-lovers, adventures seekers and relaxation enthusiasts. Sebastian is home to some of the best surfing in the state. Pelican Island, America's first National Wildlife Refuge, and is also known for its unspoiled beauty, diverse fishing - from world-class inland fishing to deep-sea fishing adventures. You'll find pristine waterways perfect for kayaking and paddleboarding, scenic pontoon & airboat tours, world-renowned skydiving, and abundant birding and wildlife viewing. Sebastian is also known for the rare antiquities that have washed up on its beaches. A shipwreck from the 1715 Spanish Fleet left many treasures along Sebastian's coast, and many treasure hunters continue to search the shoreline for other artifacts. Stroll the quaint riverfront adorned with dockside restaurants serving the freshest seafood and marinas harboring fishing and sightseeing boats. less

Sebastian is a great small town nestled in-between Vero Beach and Melbourne. Sebastian has lots of outdoor activities to occupy the whole family. There is Sebastian Inlet where you can surf, salt water fish, swim, camp and picnic. At the North Aquatic pool you can swim in the olympic size pool, jump off the high dive or play in aquatic park. You can also sky dive at Sebastian Skydive, check out the local museums like Mel Fischer Treasure Museum. Sebastian is also known for its local breweries such as Pareidolia Brewing Company & Mash Monkey Brewing Company. You can also visit many restaurants along the river. Captain Hirams is Sebastian waterfront resort where you can stay, play and eat. less

Where do I begin? The Sebastian Riverfront District is one of my favorite places. It is located just off US Highway 1 between Vero Beach and Melbourne. This is where I go to relax, unwind and enjoy some time with my family and friends. (It is also my dog's first choice for his evening walks). At the forefront is Riverview Park. This beautiful park plays host to many of the city's local events. They have Fine Art and Craft fairs, Annual Clambakes, Music concert series, Wildlife Festival and so much more. There are volleyball courts, fishing, piers, picnic tables and a Veteran's War Memorial. As you stroll down towards the riverfront, you will find a scenic walkway that will span more than a mile along the waterfront bringing you passed all the local dock bars and restaurants. There is even a public restroom pavilion near the municipal marina. First stop is Mulligans Beach House, if you opt to eat here, ask for a table on the outside deck! It has great views and on more than two occasions I watched dolphins frolicking in the river while eating my meal. It was both exciting and relaxing. As you continue down the walkway you will find another local favorite, The Tiki Bar and Grill. I have not yet eaten there, but have been drawn in a few times by the great live music and relaxing atmosphere. With your feet in the sand, listening to a great band, the stress melts away. There are many other places to get a drink or bite to eat along the Riverfront such as The Crab Stop, Mo Bay Grill, Squid Lips (which has amazing chicken fingers), Capt. Hiram's Sandbar, Blackfins & more. Capt. Hiram's is actually a resort with many fun amenities and if you are looking to rent a pontoon boat, there is a place at Capt. Hiram's that has that too! So whether you choose one of the local eateries or pack a picnic basket and find a table or special area to sit along the river, it is a beautiful place to spend some time! less