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The Lower Florida Keys reveal a serene side of the island chain. For travelers drawn to natural beauty over crowds, many of the most rewarding things to do in the Florida Keys begin here.
With Latitude Key – Curated Vacation Properties, your Key escape in Islamorada offers a refined starting point for exploring this scenic stretch. From canal-front homes with private dockage to oceanfront residences designed for open-air living, our Islamorada vacation rentals make it easy to enjoy your time in the lower Florida Keys!
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Robbie’s Marina is one of Islamorada’s signature stops. Its famous tarpon feeding began in 1976 with Scarface, an injured tarpon Robbie and Mona helped nurse back to health. After being released, Scarface returned to the dock, eventually drawing more tarpon and creating the tradition that visitors still come to experience today.
Now, guests can help feed more than 100 tarpon that gather here daily. Robbie’s also offers waterfront dining at Hungry Tarpon Restaurant, local shops, snorkeling tours, fishing trips, kayak and paddleboard rentals, eco tours, sunset cruises, and boat rentals, making it one of the most iconic things to do in the Florida Keys during an Islamorada stay.
Islamorada is surrounded by brilliant water and easy access to reef adventures. Snorkel and dive operators take guests to coral sites, sandbars, and clear offshore waters where tropical fish, rays, and sea turtles may appear.
For a more relaxed outing, book a sandbar trip or sunset cruise. For something more immersive, spend a half day snorkeling above the reef. This is one of the classic things to do in the Florida Keys, and Islamorada makes it easy to enjoy.
Islamorada’s fishing reputation is legendary. Known as the Sportfishing Capital of the World, the area offers backcountry, reef, flats, and offshore charters for every experience level. Anglers can target bonefish, tarpon, snapper, grouper, mahi, sailfish, and more, depending on the season.
Even if you are not a lifelong angler, a private fishing charter gives you a beautiful day on the water and a deeper connection to the Keys’ maritime culture.
Founded in 1946, Theater of the Sea is set among tropical gardens and natural saltwater lagoons once shaped from old coral rock quarries. For families, couples, or anyone drawn to marine life, it is one of the most memorable things to do in the Florida Keys.
General admission includes dolphin, sea lion, and parrot shows, plus a lagoon-side beach and a fish and reptile tour. Guests can also book interactive programs, including dolphin swims, sea lion encounters, shark swims, ray swims, and sea turtle experiences.