Islamorada Maps

This key on the ocean side of the Matecumbe Islands was once home to Native Americans and ship-wreckers. Today it lies slumbering in the...

Windley Key is one the few places where you can see a coral reef that isn't underwater. This one rose to the surface eons ago and here it...

At Robbie's Marina, you can find fishing gear and bait, and sign up for ferry trips to Indian Key State Historic Site...

You'll see this delightful park as you travel the Overseas Highway. It's just a half-mile south of MM 74 and stretches alongside the ocea...

Early in the evening, talented ladies from the Pacific islands show off dances in this bar's popular Polynesian show. Later in the evenin...

This key, named for a hardwood known as the "wood of life," is accessible only by boat. Its undeveloped land includes a variety of plant...

See the Keys by water, as the original settlers did. This houseboating company has a fleet of 40-foot boats accommodating six to eight sa...

This restaurant is part of the Cheeca Lodge, a premier property in the Florida Keys. But even if you are not staying a...

This is a favorite day trip for Miami and Fort Lauderdale diners in search of Keys ambience and top-notch cooking. Folks come from miles...

Take in the atmosphere of the Australian Outback while enjoying mouth-watering entrees and high-quality service. Serving dinner only, Ou...

A lighthouse rises high above this restaurant at the Whale Harbor Docks in Islamorada. The lighthouse location offers diners a water view...

Pick up a cooler of stone crab claws in season (mid-Oct to Apr), or try the great fried-fish sandwiches. A few hundred yards...

Cuban and Spanish food is the mainstay of this no-nonsense restaurant that doesn't have fancy decor but makes up for it in happy helpers...

Join hosts Chef Lupe & Michelle Ledesma at Lazy Days Restaurant. Enjoy laid back, oceanfront dining and Keys-style dishes. Lazy Days offe...