Photo of the Day: Sunset in the Florida Keys

Islamorada, located in the Florida Keys is one of my personal favorite places to watch the sunset. There are several great eateries on the Gulf side of the island, where you can relax, enjoy the view, the afternoon breeze, and the sounds of live music. Early risers can also catch spectacular sunrises on the Atlantic side of Islamorada.

Photo of the Day: Pier in Islamorada

  

This cloudy early morning in Islamorada, provided the perfect setting for some photography fun with negative space.

Photo of the Day: Small Yacht

  

Small luxury yacht with a little speed in mind, docked at Islamorada, the Florida Keys. A great start to a summer weekend.

Photo of the Day: Fishing Boat

  

Fishing from Islamorada, in the Florida Keys, the sportfishing capital of the world. Are you ready to reel-in a 60-100 pound tarpon?

Photo of the Day: Chevy Truck

  

A 1954 Chevrolet 3100 series panel delivery truck. This beauty was parked right outside the famous Morada Bay Beach Cafe in Islamorada, the Florida Keys.

Photo of the Day: Sunset in the Florida Keys

The Florida Keys offer a wide variety of fun-in-the sun activities. You can find everything from charter fishing excursions to primitive camping, from shipwreck diving tours to windsurfing. But did you know some of the best attractions are free? Try a leisurely nature walk along the coastline, and find a relaxing beach to watch the sunset... you won’t be disappointed.

Photo of the Day: Marathon in the Florida Keys

The Keys Marine Sanctuary is a protected area featuring more than 50 varieties of corals and over 600 different species of fish. Marathon is home to the Turtle Hospital, the world's only licensed veterinary hospital dedicated to the treatment of sea turtles.

Photo of the Day: Morada Bay, Islamorada

Pierre's Restaurant provides a fine dining experience while enjoying spectacular views of the sunset over the bay. Pierre's is located in Morada Bay, Islamorada in the Florida Keys. Reservations are recommended, and the balcony tables on the second floor provide the best views of the sunset. Try their amazing key lime pie - you won't be disappointed.

Photo of the Day: Afternoon in the Florida Keys

The Overseas Highway stretches 113 miles and 42 bridges connect the Florida Keys to the US mainland. The Atlantic Ocean lies on one side of the highway, and the Florida Bay and the Gulf of Mexico on the other. Visitors to the Keys have an opportunity to see breathtaking sunrises over the Atlantic Ocean, and equally amazing sunsets over the Gulf of Mexico, both in the same day.