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Matecumbe gives you the full Florida Keys experience without trying too hard. Snorkel crystal waters at Anne's Beach, grab a cold one at Florida Keys Brewing Co, or watch fishermen haul in their catch at Bud n' Mary's. The Hurricane Monument and Indian Key Historic State Park tell stories of this laid-back paradise, while the MoradaWay Arts District adds cultural flair.
Waterfront tiki bars serve fresh mahi-mahi as the sun sets over Florida Bay. Most visitors stay in charming resorts with private beaches and pools, though vacation rentals offer more space. You'll need a car to explore properly, but many resort areas are perfectly walkable.
Lower Matecumbe Beach
Lower Matecumbe Beach offers pristine Atlantic shorelines where powder-soft sand meets crystal-clear turquoise waters. Sunset Drive Beach and nearby Anne's Beach provide perfect spots for swimming and sunbathing in the shallow, calm waters. You'll discover scenic overlooks at mile markers, historic fishing piers extending into Florida Bay, and the popular Founder's Park with its recreational facilities.
Waterfront seafood restaurants serve fresh mahi-mahi and key lime pie with stunning ocean views. Accommodations range from luxury beachfront resorts to intimate bed-and-breakfasts. Getting around requires a rental car, though the beachfront areas are highly walkable with bike-friendly roads.
Venetian Shores
Venetian Shores offers the Keys dream—canal-front homes with private docks where dolphins practically introduce themselves at breakfast. Spend your days boating from your backyard to snorkeling spots or fishing the flats between the Atlantic and Florida Bay. This upscale residential enclave lets you live like a local without the tourist crowds.
You'll need wheels to explore nearby attractions like Founders Park and the History of Diving Museum. The neighborhood itself has no restaurants or shops—just peaceful streets lined with luxury vacation rentals featuring pools and tropical gardens. For dining out, a quick 5-10 minute drive takes you to Islamorada's waterfront eateries.
Seabreeze Trailer Park
Seabreeze Trailer Park offers a laid-back slice of Florida Keys paradise without the resort price tag. You'll get direct beach access for swimming and snorkeling in crystal-clear waters. Nearby Founders Park and Windley Key Fossil Reef Geological State Park provide perfect day trips. Rain Barrel Village offers local shopping when you need a break from all that sunshine.
Seafood restaurants and waterfront dining options are just a short drive away in Islamorada. While public transit is limited, having a rental car or golf cart makes exploring the surrounding Keys a breeze. The peaceful, no-frills atmosphere makes this spot ideal for travelers seeking an authentic Keys experience on a budget.
Get lost in halls of wondrous fish and exotic marine mammals at Theater of the Sea, located 2.3 mi (3.7 km) from central Islamorada. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is family-friendly and has lots of nice beaches. If you'd also like to explore some of the parks in Islamorada, Islamorada County Park and Founders Park are both nearby.
If you can't wait to get to the beach, you might enjoy a trip to Anne's Beach located 8.8 mi (14.1 km) from central Islamorada. If you want to continue walking by the waves, head to Sunset Drive Beach located nearby.
Enjoy the beautiful sunsets and explore Founders Park, a lovely green space in Islamorada. Wander the seaside and beautiful beaches in this family-friendly area.
Explore the great outdoors at Windley Key Fossil Reef Geological State Park and enjoy the beautiful sunsets during your trip to Islamorada. Wander the seaside and beautiful beaches in this family-friendly area.
You can spend an afternoon exploring the galleries in History of Diving Museum during your travels in Islamorada. Amble around this family-friendly area's seaside and enjoy its lively bars.
Cast a line into the 'Sportfishing Capital of the World' for a chance at landing trophy-sized tarpon or marlin. Dive into crystal-clear waters to explore vibrant coral reefs or kayak through mangrove-lined channels teeming with wildlife.
Visitors really like Islamorada, especially its seaside, entertainment, and seafood. Enjoy fun activities like fishing and diving. You can easily spend a relaxing day visiting Islamorada County Park and Everglades National Park. You might find that sights like Bud n' Mary's Dive Center and Anne's Beach are worth a visit.
