• Sombrero Beach - Florida Keys
      • 1. Sombrero Beach

      • Palm-lined, remote beach, with clear waters, near Seven-Mile Bridge
        • Beaches
        • Middle Keys
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    • Anne's Beach - Florida Keys
      • 2. Anne's Beach

      • Beach and free municipal park in Islamorada along US1
        • Beaches
        • Upper Keys
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    • John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park - Florida Keys
      user rating
      expert pick 
    • Sandspur Beach - Florida Keys
      • 4. Sandspur Beach

      • Rare white-sand beach; snorkeling, hiking, windsurfing and kayaking
        • Beaches
        • Big Pine & Lower Keys
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    • Curry Hammock State Park - Florida Keys
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    • No Name Pub - Florida Keys
      • 6. No Name Pub

      • Best Pizza, Casual Dining & Florida Keys landmark since 1936.
        • Beaches
        • Big Pine & Lower Keys
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    • John Pennekamp Campground - Florida Keys
      • 7. John Pennekamp Campground

      • This campground is heavily used year-round. Reservations may be made 11 months in advance, which is highly recommended.
        • Beaches
        • Upper Keys
    • Tiki Bar - Florida Keys
      • 8. Tiki Bar

      • Experience the unique atmosphere of the original and world-famous Tiki Bar, where the popular Rumrunner...
        • Beaches
        • Upper Keys
    • Long Key Beach - Florida Keys
      • 9. Long Key Beach

      • Snorkeling and swimming are favorite activities at Long Key Beach.
        • Beaches
        • Middle Keys
  • The Best of NileGuide
  • Nothing says vacation like sand and waves, and nothing says relaxation like the beaches of Florida Keys.

    Our beach sand is special. Beaches in the Keys are manmade, but the waves of sand are soft and squishy between your toes. Some grains look like bits of oatmeal, fashioned by special algae which thrive in Marathon's warm waters, these specks contribute much of the sea bottom and beaches surrounding the Keys.

    Broad acres of sargassum seaweed flourish in the wake of the Gulf Stream, mixed in with tiny clumps of the golden-brown algae that washes ashore,atop the sand. Take a handful and shake it out. You'll find small shrimp, fish and tiny crabs that make a home in this habitat. This small sea life is at the foundation of marine organisms.

    Beaches vary from spits of sand paralleling the mangrove trees along the Overseas Highway to wide open state parks and recreation areas. Top on the list is Sombrero Beach, located in Marathon, and is one of the Keys' finest beaches and home to the world's only beach launch for the famous Dragon Boat Races.

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