Following more than two years of redevelopment, Integra Marinas has officially opened the Four Fish Yacht Club and Marina, a waterfront property in Jensen Beach on Florida’s Treasure Coast. 

Four Fish Yacht Club and Marina sits on Indian River Drive along the Intracoastal Waterway, serving local and transient boaters between Fort Pierce and West Palm Beach. Legacy Marine and Pocket Yacht Company operate at the marina, providing brokerage, boat sales and boating services on site.

The mix of operators now works alongside a fully enclosed dry stack facility built to Category 5 hurricane-resistant standards, with 141 spaces for vessels up to 45ft (14 metres). The marina also has 50 wet berths for vessels up to 85ft (26 metres) with a maximum draft of eight feet (two metres), as well as more than 600ft (183 metres) of floating docks for transient vessels. Completing the facilities are 22 boat lifts and a dedicated floating fuel dock, along with boat and trailer storage, pump-out services, a marina store and concierge services.

Led by Victor Ballestas, principal of Integra Investments, the redevelopment took shape with site planning and landscape architecture by Lucido & Associates and marina planning and design led by Marine Advisors. Brothers Construction served as general contractor, while Golden Giant designed and constructed the property’s signature barn structure and Creech Consulting provided civil engineering services. Martin County agencies and stakeholders also supported the project through the entitlement, permitting and compliance review processes.

Integra Marinas, the marina portfolio of Miami-based real estate investment and development firm Integra Investments, has other properties in Miami, the Florida Keys, Tampa Bay and Rhode Island. It was in 2022 when the firm, together with investment partner BLG Capital Advisors, acquired the property then known as Four Fish Inn and Marina, setting the stage for its multi-year redevelopment.

Ballestas said: “The opening of Four Fish marks the realisation of the vision we set out for this property. With the new dry stack facility, expanded docking capacity and enhanced amenities, Four Fish reflects our commitment to creating exceptional waterfront destinations. We’re proud to introduce this marina to the Treasure Coast community.”

Tyler Girolamo, general manager of Four Fish Yacht Club and Marina, commented: “We’re excited to officially welcome boaters to Four Fish. Whether you’re a longtime customer or visiting for the first time, our team is committed to delivering an incredible experience on and off the water.”

Integra Marinas said demand at the site has been strong, with the dry stack facility nearing capacity, all boat lifts fully leased and only a limited number of wet berths still available. The marina’s next addition is due to begin construction this month, with a tiki-style waterfront bar and restaurant planned overlooking the Indian River, offering casual dining and reserved guest dockage.

Images courtesy of Integra Marinas.