About Islamorada

Islamorada (MM 85) is one of the most popular spots in the Keys. It’s not call a "Key," because it’s actually made up of six different islands including Upper Matecumbe Key, Lower Matecumbe Key, Plantation Key, Windley Key and two offshore islands: Indian Key and Lignumvitae Key. Islamorada has a reputation as the Sport Fishing Capital of the World, and it's well-earned. Here you'll find several extremely skilled recreational fishing captains. Islamorada is also known as a place where you can swim with dolphins, enjoy the History of Diving Museum, feed tarpon, get married, and have your honeymoon. As you’ll find along any of the Florida Keys, there are many places to have a drink, enjoy the warm tropical breeze and listen to a local band.
Things to do in Islamorada

Islamorada is a top destination for people looking for things to do in Florida. Whether it's fishing, diving, snorkeling, or just hanging out at the beach and swimming with friends, there are many great things to do when you’re visiting Islamorada. There are bars, shops, museums, art centers and fabulous fresh seafood. Speaking of seafood--the fishing both on- and off-shore is awesome! This may be the only place where you can catch a sailfish offshore in the morning and then go into the backcountry and jump a tarpon, snook, redfish or bonefish later that same day. Whether you’re looking for something to eat or just something to brag about, chances are you’ll catch it here. Another favorite thing to do here is to visit the Theater of the Sea Marine Mammal Park, where you can swim with dolphins, sea lions and string rays in the saltwater lagoons. You can also celebrate a birthday or get married at the Marine Mammal Park, which is open year round and has many entertaining and educational programs.

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