Beach Vacay in Islamorada on a Budget🌴🍋‍🟩Come with me on this budget friendly trip to Islamorada located in the Florida Keys! 🌴Authorsnic_explorations
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Day 1

Anne's Beach
Beautiful time at Anne’s Beach in Islamorada Florida! 🌊 It is a relatively small beach but there are more secluded areas you can find through the woods as well as picnic tables available on the boardwalk! The cost is FREE and there are two small parking lots available. I would recommend the one farther south because it has more availability. The other parking lot (which is a quick walk away via boardwalk) has a restroom and a shower too!
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Lorelei Restaurant & Cabana Bar
Amazing time and the perfect place to watch the sunset! They had a band as well as a magician with many talented birds 🕊️ For drinks I absolutely recommend the key lime colada🍋‍🟩as well as the rum runner (a drink that originated here in Islamorada!). The bacon wrapped shrimp is also fantastic food choice! 🥓
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Day 2

Cafe Moka Islamorada
Very cute area with tons of outdoor seating! The coffee shop itself is tiny with no seating but definitely worth it, especially if you want coffee without the crowd. Be sure to walk around to the plant shops and boutiques🥰
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Rain Barrel Village
Wonderful little hidden gem 💎 There’s art galleries, blowing glass, jewelry and more! Be sure to take a picture of yourself with Betsy the lobster 🦞
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Founders Park
Founders Park is a very nice beach with picnic tables, tiki huts, volleyball courts, tennis courts, and more! If you want to lounge on the sand or snorkel, this is the place to go. Cost is $8 for adults and $5 for youth/seniors! The ticket is for all day so you can leave and come back all day!
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Day 3

Robbie's of Islamorada
This stop is a necessity!! There’s lots of shopping, a restaurant to eat at, boat tours to sign up for, and the feeding of the tarpons! To enter to see the tarpons is $2.50 per person and a bucket of fish to feed them is $5. Just to see them is an experience enough and I wouldn’t buy a bucket unless you aren’t afraid to be attacked by the pelicans. 😂 Afterwards you can grab a key lime shaved ice from Charli’s and relax on the sand!
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Transparensea Glass Bottom Boat Tours
A great experience to have! We saw a myriad of fish, nurse sharks, dolphins and more! We also had a marine biologist on board to point out animals, name them, and give us fun facts. We went by the bluest waters of Alligator Reef and saw Alligator Reef Lighthouse which is a necessary landmark to see when visiting Islamorada!
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Day Tour Glass Bottom Boat In Islamorada
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