There is nothing like packing up a quick suitcase and heading out of town for the weekend for a last minute, much-needed getaway in Florida. If you’re looking for a place where you can snag some picturesque views, a heavy dose of nature, and some definite rest and relaxation, then we have the perfect place. Not only can you enjoy the beach and the coastal access, but also a sunset that’ll blow you away.

You don’t need to go all the way to Key West to enjoy the beauty of what the Florida Keys provides.
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In fact, just making it down to Islamorada, a small waterfront town encompassing six of the Florida Keys, will be everything you need for a welcomed getaway.
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Islamorada has so much natural beauty, from the wildlife that peppers the area to the surrounding parks and beaches.
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For visitors—this place is the ultimate vacation spot.
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You can spend the day sightseeing, from the exhibits at the History of Diving Museum to the tropical forest at Lignumvitae Key Botanical State Park.
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Just 90 miles south of Miami, Islamorada offers something to do 24 hours a day, whether it be in or out of the water.
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In fact, these six islands are prime for sport fishing, whether you choose to rent a boat for a guided tour or bring your own boat down with you.
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But sometimes if all you need is just to pull up to the nearest beach and not move except to apply suntan lotion, that can be arranged, too.
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Enjoy the small town businesses and restaurants nearby that exude the tropical island state of mind that many of us desperately crave.
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And make sure when you visit Islamorada to take time to catch a sunset or two.
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Have you ever been to Islamorada before? Share with us in the comments section your favorite part! Also, while you’re in the area, make sure to check out these floating cabins that you can rent for a night.

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