




Phone: (954) 328-6899
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of SE Desoto Ave and Georges Way
4725 SE Desoto Ave Stuart, FL 34997-6809 ·752.19 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorWhat an amazing Loft Air B n B! This is the spot for any vacation but we did stay cation here and it has everything you could ask for, complimentary champagne and walk out your door to a beautiful sunrise, paddle boarding art gallery great dining down the boardwalk at the Twisted Tuna! I would highly recommend this place and we will be back! Melody and John were so nice and made us feel at home....
MoreThe Fish House Art Center is an awesome spot. There are several galleries here. It's always fun to walk into the shops and interact with the artists. The Twisted Tuna Craft & Creamery is awesome. Craft beers for the adults, ice cream for the kiddos (or big kids, too!). Awesome place to sit down and watch the boats come and go. If you're in the Stuart area, it's a must-stop location.
MoreI love this unique and creative area of Port Salerno! It's one of my favorite places to wander about on a leisurely weekend morning or afternoon. There's always something new to see, lots of unique studios and galleries. The Twisted Craft & Creamery is right on the water in the middle, it's refreshing to stop in for a local brew while enjoying the laid back and creative vibes. Pocket Hopper electric boat rides are also regularly around this spot.
MoreAya Fiber Studio, a Tattoo /gift shop and a clay arts studio were all that were open at 11:30 on a Wednesday visit. Other artists I asked about had moved out. Interesting that the fiber and clay studios are open air with the Marina at the back side. Like water right under the walkway close. There are some seafood places right there to eat. It was not what I was expecting. This place is 5 miles from downtown Stuart. I wouldn’t go out of my way for it, actually.
MoreI was here for a three-day workshop at Aya Fiber shop. The artisits' shops were charming, there were public restaurants, places to sit in the shade or the sun, food and drink were available, and you were up close to boats and water. I loved it!
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