Amy The Florida Travel Girl

Dirty Oar Beer Company is located in Cocoa Village, which puts it close to a variety of excellent restaurants. I have tried a variety of the Dirty Oar Beer selection and the sours and IPA’s tend to be my favorites. The pints range from $5 to $7, with the eight and five ounce pours being $2 to $3 cheaper, respectively. Right now they have 6 IPA’s, 5 sours, 5 ales, 1 kolsch, 1 ESB, 1 stout and 1 porter.

Most of the Miami hotels are not near Wynwood, so I have tended to stick to the beach side when in the area. You can take a paid tour, but I don’t think it’s necessary unless you really want to learn more about the art. The beers are on the expensive side here at $3 to $6 for 5 ouncers and $6-$12 for a pint and they do offer crowlers as well. When I go back, I’m definitely going to get a tasty brunch before exploring the murals.

The River House has the backyard area with the dock and view of the water, and then there is a side house broken up into two other Airbnb’s. The Pineapple River House starts at $200 a night and goes into the $300’s during peak season, however this is mainly due to the fact that it can sleep so many people. The Pineapple Cottage starts $100 per night after cleaning and service fees, and the Blue Heron Cottage is around $120. The Pineapple River House and most other Uncle Scotty properties are only a short distance for the Eau Gallie Arts District.

It’s officially April, so I’m looking back at another month! We went down to West Palm Beach for a Nationals Spring Training game on Saturday and had a great time, until they lost in the 9th! We have a ways to go with decorating (and getting new a new bedspread! ) We went snowboarding one day and snowmobiling the other day and really enjoyed getting a little taste of winter-even though it was already Spring!