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From Key Largo to Key West the Florida Keys is126 miles of sun-drenched islands linked by 43 bridges. The Keys are the southernmost part of the continental United States, they are casual, relaxed, and laid-back. No neckties or jackets required here. Escape the everyday stress, leave all your worries behind you and come and enjoy the lifestyle only being in the Keys will give you. Few places in the world offer the the brilliance of the sunsets you will find here. The Keys have the only living coral reefs in America, it is renowned for its snorkeling and diving environment.

Islamorada is located centrally 70 miles south of Miami and 70 miles north of Key West. Acclaimed as the “Sport Fishing Capital of the World”, Islamorada beckons dedicated anglers year after year.  Islamorada provides access to some of the Keys most fascinating snorkeling and diving including San Pedro Archeological Park, the final resting place of 21 treasure-laden Spanish galleons that sank in a 1733 hurricane. It’s a favorite spot of divers searching for gold coins and New World artifacts. If fishing and diving are not for you, Islamorada has excellent restaurants, shops, beaches, state parks, and historical landmarks. You can feed the tarpon at Robbie's Marina or swim with the dolphins at Theater of the Sea. This and much more awaits you in Islamorada.