Islamorada, Village of Islands, claims the title of Sportfishing Capital of the World. RV campers paddle to Backcountry Shark Point Chickee and Backcountry Johnson Key Chickee in Everglades National Park for raw Keys immersion. Base your rig here to hook mahi-mahi offshore, snorkel Christ of the Abyss statue, and feed tarpon at Robbie's Marina.
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Islands chain across US 1 from mile marker 90 to 74.5. Fishermen target bonefish flats in Florida Bay. Kayakers glide to Lignumvitae Key Botanical State Park. Divers plunge to Alligator Reef Lighthouse five miles out. Theater of the Sea stages dolphin encounters daily.
Backcountry Shark Point Chickee suits solitude seekers who paddle from Flamingo. Waves lap stilts 20 feet above mangrove roots. Backcountry Johnson Key Chickee draws budget adventurers at $21 per night. Both anchor Everglades expeditions while day-tripping to Islamorada's piers and beaches.
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Islamorada shines as the Sportfishing Capital of the World. Tournaments draw pros to chase sailfish off Government Bight. Robbie's Marina lets visitors hand-feed massive tarpon. Divers explore vibrant reefs like Pickles Reef. Kayakers paddle channels to Windley Key Fossil Reef Geological State Park.
Backcountry Shark Point Chickee and Backcountry Johnson Key Chickee top the list in Everglades National Park. Both offer primitive chickee platforms reachable by canoe from Flamingo. Johnson Key starts at $21/night for backcountry stays.
Backcountry chickees in Everglades National Park prohibit pets to protect wildlife. Rangers enforce strict no-dog rules on paddling routes. Leave Fido at home or board locally before launching from Flamingo.