Top ratedSplash Into Me! 3 BR Key Colony with Dockage & Pvt Pool
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3 Bedrooms · 2 Bathrooms · Sleeps 8
$365/night
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Top experiences and activities around Key Colony Beach.
Take advantage of Key Colony Beach’s location in the Middle Florida Keys, with access to both Atlantic and Gulf-side waters. Charter fishing, boating, and exploring the surrounding turquoise waters are signature local experiences.
Head to the western end of Key Colony Beach for a peaceful evening overlooking the water. The park offers a picnic area, pavilion, dock, and an excellent setting for watching a Florida Keys sunset.
Use Key Colony Beach as a base for snorkeling and diving around the Middle Keys, including nearby reef sites such as Sombrero Reef and Coffins Patch. The surrounding waters offer coral formations, tropical fish, and classic Florida Keys underwater scenery.
Landmarks and day trips close to Key Colony Beach.
Located just minutes away in Marathon, this interactive marine attraction features sharks, stingrays, tropical fish, coral reef exhibits, and hands-on encounters. It’s an especially strong choice for families staying in Key Colony Beach.
Explore one of the largest undeveloped stretches of the Middle Keys, with kayaking, swimming, paddleboarding, wildlife watching, and mangrove scenery. It offers a natural contrast to Key Colony Beach’s residential waterfront setting.
Visit this well-known Marathon attraction to learn about sea turtle rescue, rehabilitation, and conservation. It’s one of the Middle Keys’ most distinctive educational experiences and an excellent family outing.
Walk or bike part of the historic bridge for sweeping Florida Keys water views, sunsets, birdwatching, and access toward Pigeon Key. It’s one of the most recognizable sightseeing experiences near Key Colony Beach.
Popular areas to base yourself in Key Colony Beach.
When to plan your stay in Key Colony Beach.
Practical advice for your trip to Key Colony Beach.
Bringing a boat? Check your rental’s dock length and waterfront space before arrival. Key Colony Beach requires watercraft to operate at idle speed/no wake within city waterways, and boat length cannot exceed the available waterfront property line.
Key Colony Beach has stricter parking rules than many Florida Keys destinations. Street parking is generally prohibited, and several areas have additional restrictions. Confirm where your vacation rental allows guest parking—especially if traveling with multiple vehicles or a boat trailer.
Common questions about Key Colony Beach.
Key Colony Beach vacation rentals include waterfront homes, vacation houses, condos, and villas. Many properties are designed for families and groups seeking extra space, tropical outdoor areas, and convenient access to the water.
Yes. Many Key Colony Beach waterfront rentals offer private docks or canal access, making the destination especially appealing for boaters and anglers. Check each property for dock size, water depth, boat restrictions, and included facilities before booking.
Yes. Key Colony Beach offers a quieter Middle Florida Keys atmosphere with beaches, boating, fishing, swimming, and nearby family attractions. Marathon is just minutes away, providing additional dining, shopping, and activities.
Popular activities include boating, fishing, snorkeling, kayaking, and beach days. Travelers can also explore nearby Marathon, Sombrero Beach, Curry Hammock State Park, and marine-life attractions throughout the Middle Keys.
Booking a Key Colony Beach vacation rental by owner can provide more privacy, kitchens, multiple bedrooms, and waterfront amenities. Direct booking may also reduce certain third-party fees, helping travelers save up to 30% on their Florida Keys stay.