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Reef snorkeling, tarpon feeding and quiet beaches make Islamorada, the Village of Islands, a laid-back Florida Keys escape.
Islamorada’s waters cover six Florida Keys reefs. Snorkel near the offshore lighthouse for colorful coral and plenty of fish.
Calm, shallow turquoise water makes this laid-back beach a good pick for swimmers of any age.
This open-air shopping complex has drawn visitors for over 40 years with handicrafts, jewelry, ceramics and local art.
You can only reach this offshore ghost town by boat or kayak. Its trails pass historic remnants and are rarely crowded.
Grab a bucket of fish and feed the huge tarpon swimming beneath the docks, an easy and memorable activity with kids.
Bike, hike or walk along this paved trail beside the water, which runs for miles through the Keys.
Walk through a fossilized coral reef thought to be about 125,000 years old, and join a guided tour to learn how it formed.
A landmark bar and restaurant since 1947, known for its neon sign, its cuisine and a long history in the Florida Keys.
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