By the way, there is a lot more to do in Islamorada in addition to the eclectic mix of activities at Robbie’s. The Morada Way Arts and Culture District is worth an article of its own – so I will provide one to you a few weeks from now. And as is true all the way down the Keys, from Key Largo to Key West, there are lots of places to stay.
This time around, we booked into the Hadley Resort and Marina and found it to be delightful. Our apartment had a balcony overlooking the resort’s docks and beyond them, the Atlantic Ocean. There was a welcoming pool, free ice cream on offer all the time, and a significant number of shy lizards roaming the property.
It was a great place to stay, and I’d recommend it as your headquarters as you explore this fascinating part of the Florida Keys.
