For anyone interested in treasure hunting, the film is very interesting as are the displays (if you overlook the dead bugs in the display cases). Admission $1. The staff are not friendly. When we got there, a sign on the door said they were closing at 3:30 today. At 3:00 pm, the guard chased a group of school kids off... more

Do not waste your time or gas money driving to this museum. The employees can change the posted museum hours whenever they feel like closing early. My brother was visiting from Ohio and drove almost 3 hours from my house to go to this museum with his 3 children. He arrived shortly after 4:00 PM and was told that they... more

This is a modest, state owned museum featuring treasures, coins and artifacts salvaged from the wrecks of 5 Spanish galleons which sunk in a hurricane nearby in 1715. This is how Florida's central, Atlantic coast got it's nickname "The Treasure Coast". Entry is a whopping $1 and the enthusiastic volunteer who gave a short tour added alot to the experience.... more

This museum is 15 miles North on route A1A. Artifats of the 1715 Spanish Plate Fleet are on display. Millions of dollars of gold have been recovered from this site. Sabastan Inlet State Park is nearby. more