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We are Cindy and Alan, we have been coming down to the keys for over twenty years. Once we stayed in Islamorada it became our favorite place in the keys and we started coming down here exclusively. One year we rented in Anglers Reef and that was it, we didn't go anywhere else from then on. We have five kids and nine grand-kids. We run an Equipment Rental business in Ohio, Alan is an avid fisherman and fishes Lake Erie in the summer. We are from Medina, Ohio. We have a site anglersreefrentals dot com where we list things to do and restaurants we like etc. Jennifer is a wealth of knowledge also and you can feel free to contact her regarding suggestions for eating or any other activities. Call our property manager, Jennifer for more information 305-240-0592.

Blue Marlin House (1 of 2 sister houses available side by side see vrbo 819589)

We love the layout of this unit, it gives you plenty of space to all sit down together and socialize but with four balconies you can always sneak away and read a book or just relax. The bedrooms are good size with vaulted ceilings and each comes with its own bathroom, a two suite configuration. The kitchen is nice size and gives you plenty of counter space to sit and or serve food or you can use the dining table and chairs. We like the fact that there is almost no traffic within the gate and feel comfortable letting our grand kids have a little freedom.

Founders park is 2 miles north and offers a large playground, a big beautiful beach, Olympic sized pool with diving boards, toddle water park and public boat ramps. There are also many restaurants near Anglers Reef and a couple larger marinas where you can get a fishing charter or just go watch the boats come in and show off their catch.

Anne's beach is at mile marker 73 and is a nice beach to hang out and have a picnic.
Theater of the sea is about a mile away and offers some of the best sea life shows you will ever see and you can SWIM WITH THE DOLPHINS there!

Islamorada is the 'The Fishing Capital of the World' and it offers Great fishing in the gulf or ocean side. There are plenty of guides you can hook up with, as well as 'head boats/party boats) where you can walk on for a reasonable cost and fish the reef (just a few miles offshore). Bring your own boat or charter with a guide (dock is an additional fee) .Try your luck fishing right out front for Bonefish, Permit & Barracuda on the flats. Or check out the mangroves for Snapper and Snook or off reef for Mahi Mahi (Dolphin), Swordfish or Grouper. Enjoy the views of the blue waters; swim in the large heated pool or just relax in the surrounding lush garden area overlooking the Atlantic; take a quiet stroll through the complex; take in some sun on the private beach. Restaurants: a short walk north is Hog Heaven (a night spot) and the Island Grill; a few miles south is upscale Pierre's on the Gulf and the more casual Islamorada Fish Company next door (both are next to Worldwide Sportsman (quite an attraction) for fishing tackle, clothing, and a large indoor aquarium); also a few miles south is Holiday Isle, the Green Turtle Inn & many more eateries. Some other favorites are Ma's fish camp, Islamorada fish company, Morada Bay, Marker 88 and the famous Cheeca Lodge.Attractions: Theater of the Sea is walking distance about 1/2 mile south, where you can see a Dolphin Show and even have a Sea Lion encounter. Founders Park is less than two miles north. Feed the Tarpon at Robbies, Boat and Wave Runners rentals ywithin walking distance.Check out www.islamoradatimes.com for more information.

Also Theater of the Seas is right up the road and offers DOLPHIN SWIMS and sea lion shows and more. It is a must see attraction and if you do want to swim with the Dolphins make reservations as far in advance as you can.