Today was the first day I experienced Jensen Beach. The sand is soft and it offers plenty of room for those wanting to spend the day there. The water was cooler than Bathtub Reef but refreshing, clear, and a great place to paddle board, swim, or just float. The waves here are bit more intense but once you get past the undercurrent, it's smooth sailing. However, they do recommend you have some sort of flotation device if you are going to venture out too far...I'd say that's not a bad idea for safety reasons. It's a great place to visit, so pack up a cooler and an umbrella, turn on some Jimmy Buffett, and bring a mermaid attitude.
Jensen Beach is also known as Jensen Sea Turtle Beach because of three different species of sea turtles that will nest here. Designated areas are marked off to protect the species nests, so remember that as you visit. Jensen Beach is also part of the Treasure Coast because of the many shipwrecks in the 17th century caused by shallow waters and coral reefs. It is said that treasures are still being found even today. Anyone up for a gold hunt?
Shona
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