I’ve traveled a lot in my 50+ years, and Native Sun is one of my favorite places in the world. While this pristine stretch of the...
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I’ve traveled a lot in my 50+ years, and Native Sun is one of my favorite places in the world.
While this pristine stretch of the Atlantic coastline is known for high-rises like the Ritz-Carlton and Waldorf Astoria, Native Sun has kept its "Old Florida" soul. It’s a low-rise oasis—a quiet resort of only 35 spacious units—nestled among wild dunes where sea turtles come to lay their eggs at night. It’s close to many local attractions, with several (including the famous Sea Watch restaurant) just a short stroll away, and others easily accessible via a quick car ride, Uber, or the convenient local "Circuit" shuttle.
For me, what truly elevates Native Sun is the beach and the water. The ocean here is crystal clear, and if you swim out just 100 yards, you come upon a hidden world of colorful reef fish and marine life. To walk barefoot from your unit across the sand and be snorkeling or shore diving a coral reef in minutes is a rare gift—the kind of experience travelers pay thousands of dollars a night for at luxury island resorts.
Native Sun is a true gem, and I can't recommend it highly enough.