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NautiLimo - Yes, you're really seeing this - a limo on the water! Perfect for that memorable occasion. Wedding packages available; Sunset cruises, birthdays, anniversaries & More!! Capt Jim Fox- 305-517-9501

 

Bud & Mary's Marina - MM 79.8, 664-2211. Cruises from Bud & Mary's Marina. See the reef without getting wet.

 

 

Theatre of the Sea-MM84.5, 664-2431. Swim with the Dolphins! Reservations required. Aquarium exhibits. Kiss a sea lion & pet a shark.

 

Feed the Tarpons at Robbie's- MM 77.5, bayside. 664-9814. Schools of tarpon come to the dock for you to feed. The birds fight the tarpons for the fish, but the tarpons usually win. A bucket of fish is $2. Admission is only $1. Just don't try to fish there.

Indian Key & Lignum Vitae Key State Park-State historic and a botanical sites, respectively, both are accessible by boat only. Boats leave from Tea Table, MM 79.5. Call 664-4815 for details.

Islamorada Tennis Club-MM 76.85. 664-5340. Four clay and two hard courts available day and night. Tennis Pro shop & boutique on premises.

 

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Other Attractions & Fun things to do in the Keys:
Key Largo attractions   Key West attractions   Marathon attractions   Big Pine attractions

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Book your travel reservations for Islamorada hotels today!! Islamorada - "sport fishing capital of the world "!! President George Bush, SR fished for the wily bonefish on our flats in Islamorada. Islamorada boasts the largest fishing fleet in the upper keys. Spectacular diving can be found at Alligator Reef & The Hump here. No visit to Islamorada would be complete without a dolphin show at the Theatre of the Sea.