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Lime Tree Bay Resort

4.2 of 5 • 440 reviews
Islamorada
Great resort Nice view.
Lime Tree Bay resort was nice.
£81

Amara Cay Resort

4.3 of 5 • 1,143 reviews
Islamorada
Very helpful and friendly staff!
Great pool and nice beach area.
£124

La Siesta Resort & Marina

3.8 of 5 • 628 reviews
Islamorada
Excellent pool area, great place to chill.
Large nice rooms, Very close to beach.
£137

Cheeca Lodge & Spa

4.4 of 5 • 1,359 reviews
Islamorada
Very friendly, helpful staff.
Tikibar was great, good food and drinks.
£111

Islander Resort, a Guy Harvey Outpost

4.2 of 5 • 1,699 reviews
Islamorada
Nice hotel with large pool and beach areas.
Beautiful beach, great evening dining outside.
£117

Casa Morada

4.7 of 5 • 40 reviews
Islamorada
The staff was friendly and helpful as well.
The sunset every night were spectacular.
£246

Ocean House

4.6 of 5 • 5 reviews
Islamorada
£232

Postcard Inn Beach Resort & Marina

3.8 of 5 • 1,159 reviews
Islamorada
Beautiful area nice beach area.
Staff were very friendly and helpful.
£167

Pelican Cove Resort & Marina

3.9 of 5 • 1,069 reviews
Islamorada
Beautiful view and great location.
Ocean and beach view was great.
£124

Hawks Cay Resort

4.2 of 5 • 2,076 reviews
Marathon
Nice hotel-resort in beautiful setting.
Food was good, staff was excellent.
£152

 

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Pocket Guide: Islamorada Anne's Beach Hotels

Stay on Islamorada to Visit Anne’s Beach

Just outside the town of Islamorada, where the Overseas Highway hits the ocean, lies the quiet and beautiful Anne’s Beach. While it is possible to stay in the Long Key town of Layton, the bulk of nearby accommodation is in Islamorada.

In the small, laid-back island town near Anne’s Beach, you’ll find rooms all along the highway for both low-budget travellers and first-class accommodation if you want all-out luxury. Islamorada is a narrow key, so most hotels come with stunning panoramic views of the ocean.

If you want to save money, consider travelling a little further afield to Windley Key where there are several one- and two-star hotels away from the town centre.

Stroll along Scenic Anne’s Beach

A boardwalk lines this pretty shoreline and connects the two car parks next to Anne’s Beach. The beach was named after an old Florida Keys resident Anne Eaton, who worked to preserve the natural beauty of the area. The thick mangrove trees and diamond-clear water makes this roadside beach feel like an escape to untouched nature. The boardwalk will also take you past a number of pavilions, which are ideal places for a picnic with views of the Atlantic Ocean stretching off into the horizon.

Safe Swimming in the Shallows

The gradual gradient of Anne’s Beach sandbar means that the waters here stay shallow for quite a long way out to sea. Paddle out into the wave-free waters and you’ll be walking for ages before even your knees get wet. This makes Anne’s Beach ideal for families, as children can happily splash in the shallows with no danger of undertow. Put on a pair of goggles and a snorkel to discover the diverse range of marine life living in the sea grass.

Anne’s Beach is quickly accessible as it is right next to the Overseas Highway near Islamorada, but it is also small enough to be easy to miss. Make sure you stop here on your stay in Florida Keys and enjoy a long day sunbathing and splashing in the warm waters.

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