Turtle Hospital
The world's only state-certified veterinary hospital for sea turtles. Take a behind-the-scenes tour and meet rescued turtles being rehabilitated for release.
Stay at Mile Marker 50 and put yourself close to the Florida Keys experiences guests travel here for. Beaches. Wildlife. Waterside restaurants. Historic sites. Easy day trips.
This page helps guests quickly see what is nearby, what fits their style, and what makes Seascape a strong home base for the middle Keys. The list below keeps the experience clean, useful, and easy to scan on desktop and mobile.
The world's only state-certified veterinary hospital for sea turtles. Take a behind-the-scenes tour and meet rescued turtles being rehabilitated for release.
Guided fishing charters specializing in backcountry, flats, and nearshore fishing in the beautiful waters surrounding Marathon Key.
An interactive marine experience where you can snorkel with fish, hand-feed stingrays, and get up close with nurse sharks and tropical sea life.
One of the best free public beaches in the Florida Keys. Calm Atlantic waters, picnic pavilions, volleyball courts, and a playground make it perfect for families.
A non-profit education and research facility on the Gulf side where you can swim with dolphins and learn about marine mammal behavior and conservation.
A 63-acre nature preserve with trails, a natural history museum, and the expanded Marathon Wild Bird Center featuring rehabilitation enclosures and care for rescued native birds.
One of the largest uninhabited parcels of land in the Keys. Pristine shoreline, kayaking, windsurfing, birding, and protected hardwood hammocks.
A historic island beneath the Old Seven Mile Bridge. Explore the original worker camp from the Flagler railroad era and snorkel the surrounding waters.
Home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the Florida Keys. Great for snorkeling, kayaking, nature walks, and views of the historic rail bridge.
See the Keys from above with helicopter tours over the reef, bridges, flats, and sandbars. A striking add-on for guests wanting a different perspective.
An iconic Islamorada stop where guests can hand-feed giant tarpon from the dock. Also includes shops, watersports, and a lively Keys atmosphere.
One of the oldest marine parks in the world. Swim with dolphins, see sea lions, and enjoy a lush tropical setting in nearby Islamorada.
A local gallery and working studio showcasing Keys artists, original paintings, photography, and handcrafted pieces inspired by the Florida Keys.
An interactive museum experience in Islamorada with aquariums and hands-on exhibits focused on marine mammal rescue, veterinary science, and Keys ecology.
Fresh seafood market and casual eatery known for lobster, stone crab, and local catch. Easy, classic Keys seafood close to Seascape.
A Marathon favorite for prime steaks and fresh Florida lobster. Good choice for guests wanting a more classic dinner setting.
Sprawling waterfront restaurant on the Gulf side with panoramic views, fresh fish sandwiches, tiki drinks, and strong sunset appeal.
A lively base-of-the-bridge restaurant known for oysters, drinks, and one of the best sunset dining positions in Marathon.
Working dockyard seafood restaurant where guests can eat close to the boats. Strong local flavor. Great for lobster, stone crab, and fresh fish.
A long-running Marathon favorite with elevated Keys cuisine, a strong wine list, and a more intimate dinner atmosphere.
A casual local standby known for conch chowder, cold drinks, and straightforward Keys hospitality.
Casual dockside dining known for burgers, fish sandwiches, and boat-watching. Great easy stop after a day on the water.
A casual Keys diner serving breakfast and lunch favorites, seafood platters, and laid-back local energy.
Homestyle Italian dishes, pasta favorites, and a welcoming atmosphere for families and dinner groups.
Caribbean-inspired flavors, jerk dishes, tacos, and tropical drinks in a colorful setting that fits the Keys mood well.
Fresh seafood market and casual eatery known for stone crab, shrimp, and grouper. Strong choice for guests who want local and unfussy.
A well-liked bakery and ice cream stop for Key lime pie, pastries, and an easy sweet break during the day.
Easygoing American food, burgers, wings, beers, and sports on TV. Useful option for relaxed groups and casual evenings.
Popular breakfast and lunch diner with a local following. Great for pancakes, benedicts, and a strong start to a day on the water.
A fun waterfront grill with fish platters, tropical drinks, and live music energy on select nights.
Relaxed neighborhood bar and grill with pool tables, cold drinks, and familiar pub-style food in an unpretentious setting.
A newer oceanfront restaurant with seafood, steaks, shareable plates, cocktails, and rooftop breakfast views over Hawks Channel.
An open-air sushi option with rolls, seafood bowls, and a cleaner upscale resort feel for guests seeking a different dinner mood.
From beach time and wildlife encounters to waterside dinners and easy Keys drives, Seascape Resort & Marina puts guests close to what they came here to experience.