Things To Do
Activities at Baker's Cay Resort
The hotel has lots to offer! We'll know more about the activities for the week as we get closer to the date (like bingo, paint & sip, s'mores & stars, etc.), but the resort fee includes: Nightly sunset ceremony champagne toast Bicycles for use Kayaks and paddle boards for use Fishing poles and bait for catch + release fishing from resort dock, 8am to 10am daily Live Music on Friday and Saturday nights in Dry Rocks (bar downstairs)
Snorkeling or Sandbar Day
We recommend booking a sandbar tour! It's a popular, shallow area in Islamorada (less than a mile offshore Mile Marker 84) where boats gather for swimming, sunbathing & socializing - you'll see a floating drink cart, people grilling, snorkeling, and playing games in the clear, warm water. Snorkeling (Key Largo): https://www.keylargowaterfun.com/ Snorkeling (Tavernier): https://www.islandergirltours.com/
Florida Keys Brewing Co
Open 11am-11pm on the weekends! They usually have great food trucks on premise and live music 6-9PM.
Islamorada Brewery & Distillery
If you like coconut, get the 'No Wake Zone' beer. Thank us later!!
Rain Barrel Village
An open-air shopping complex featuring boutiques & galleries with local art, handmade crafts, soaps, candles, custom jewelry, & more!
Morada Bay
Hands down the best sunset in the keys. Go for a drink at 7PM if you can!
Midway Cafe & Coffee Bar
This is one of our favorite breakfast spots!
Island Grill
Take a bike from the hotel and bike over here for breakfast!! Come hungry (they give a ton of food for breakfast) in an open-air, waterfront restaurant. Take a walk on the pier after to Lou's beach!
Marker 88
Brunch, lunch, and dinner is all great. Seated under several large Tikis and waterfront on the bay side, this place is a step up (less casual) compared to some of the restaurants in the area!
Snook's Bayside Restaurant
Live music, sunsets, and blackened mahi - yes please!!
Lazy Days Restaurant
Ask to sit outside! Tables are on the sand. Amazing views and great fish!