Exclusively Coastal
Stop here for lovely handcrafted goods inspired by the sea, many by local artisans. Choose from jewelry, candles, gifts for kids, home decor items, and artwork.
The place to go when in Vero Beach is Ocean Drive. Crossing over to Orchid Island from the mainland, the Merrill P. Barber Bridge turns into Beachland Boulevard; its intersection with Ocean Drive is the heart of a commercial zone with a lively mix of upscale clothing stores, specialty shops, restaurants, and art galleries.
Just under 3 miles north of that roughly eight-block stretch on A1A is a charming outdoor plaza, the Village Shops. It’s a delight to stroll between the brightly painted cottages that have more unique, high-end offerings.
Back on the mainland, take 21st Street westward and you’ll come across a small, modern shopping plaza with some independent shops and national chains. Keep going west on 21st Street, and then park around 14th Avenue to explore a collection of art galleries and eateries in the historic downtown.
Stop here for lovely handcrafted goods inspired by the sea, many by local artisans. Choose from jewelry, candles, gifts for kids, home decor items, and artwork.
This cute shop is the place to find gorgeous host and dining entertainment gifts like Mariposa napkin holders, Julia Knight bowls, and Michael Aram picture frames, along with trendy Mud Pie household wares.
This Florida boutique, spa, and salon combo sells robes that are so fun and flirty, they can double as dresses. The boutique walls share space with indulgent bath and facial products. Before or after shopping, check out the on-site spa, which specializes in deluxe facial treatments and makeup services for special events. A new salon features hair styling and nail care.