Your Island. Your Pace. Your Keys.

Key Colony Beach sits quietly between the Atlantic and the Gulf, a hidden stretch of the Middle Keys where the fishing is easy, the sunsets are long, and the only agenda is yours.

A Quiet Island With A Lot Going On

Key Colony Beach is a small residential island just off US 1 in Marathon. No traffic lights, no crowds, just palm-lined streets and water on every side. Between the on-property amenities at Key Colony Point and the surrounding Middle Keys, you won't run out of things to do. Fish from the private pier at sunrise, snorkel Sombrero Reef by noon, grab a lobster reuben on the docks for lunch, and watch the sun set from the seawall a one-minute walk away. It's all here.

Where Will You Eat Today?

From waterfront lobster reubens to cash-only breakfast joints the locals swear by, Marathon and Key Colony Beach have more good food per square mile than anywhere else in the Keys.

Where Will You Go Today?

The Middle Keys are the starting point, not the finish line. Head south toward Key West, north to Islamorada, or all the way up to Miami and the Everglades. Every direction has something worth the drive.

What Will You Do Today?

Fish from the pier at sunrise, rent a kayak by mid-morning, snorkel Sombrero Reef after lunch, and still make it back for sunset on the seawall.

Rainy Day Ideas

When the skies open up, the Keys still deliver. Aquariums, rescue centers, local theaters, and arcade bars keep the fun going until the sun comes back out.

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