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Florida Keys- Islamorada - suggestions??


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Hello,

 

Down in the Keys- Islamorada, Cheeca Lodge with Wife and 8 year old Daughter. Wondering if anyone has any good suggestions? Restaurants, snorkelling, dolfins etc?

 

Thanks,

Paul

 

Also, saw Dan Marino in Fort Lauderdale yesterday, he was friendly just said hello and how are you and kept walking on. Was with a lot of family.

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BS! :angry: I woulda gilloolyed him on the spot, family or no family.

 

& ptannuzzo...the 8 year old would love snorkling and dolphin.

Ugh. My mother's maiden name is Gillooly. It's a wonderful thing to be connected to that verb.

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We go to the Keys regularly. Put these restaraunts in your gps:

Keys Fisheries

Whale Harbor

DO NOT eat at the Green Turtle

Look up Bob's Bunz on line-great breakfast

Islamorada Fish Company is like Scully's catch of the day

 

If you go to Key West eat at the HogFish grill

Pier House in Key West is a great Hotel

 

 

All of these places are on line.

 

John Pennekamp park has loads of snorkleing trips

Dolphin Research Center for Dolphin Swims

Robbies for Tarpon Feeding

 

Alternate stay Hotel Stay: Limetree Bay on Duck Key

 

Keys Shopping- Latitude 25

Party Boat Fishing: Marathon Lady

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world famous tiki bar. And the islamora fish company- great food. Next to a sportsmans store with a gigantic sea water aquarium of native fish

 

We went to the fish company last night. My family had a great time. They had a fire juggler there. Music was chill. They were feeding tarpon and other huge fish outside.

 

To be honest, I'm not a fisherman, but that sportsman store was awesome, the aquarium really cool. Made me feel like I'm missing out on something good. I may have to learn that sport!!

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First and only time in Islamorada was last year. Dib gave you the best tips. We did a bunch of those, but we also went fishing a couple of days.

A bit north of there in Key Largo (I think) - just south of the John Pennekamp park the real "African Queen" boat is harbored. It's in an area where charter boats are moored. It's an interesting curiosity.

I'd add the Hog's Breath as a place to go in Key West.

There aren't a lot of beaches in the Keys.

A nice spot a bit south of you is the Bahia Honda Key State Park.

 

Enjoy the sun, and have a Happy Easter.

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