The Museum is dedicated to collecting, preserving, displaying, and interpreting artifacts, antiques, books, documents, photographs, and oral history relative to the History of Diving. We tell the international story of man's attempts to explore, understand, and venture under the sea. We also celebrate the special role that South Florida and the Florida Keys played in this story. The Florida Keys History of Diving Museum is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit educational institution focused on the Story of Man's Quest to Explore Under the Sea. The majority of the Museum's artifacts have been provided through the generous support of its founders, Drs. Joe and Sally Bauer, who hold one of the largest collection of historic diving equipment and research documents in the world.

The Keys only production brewery is now open to the public. In the heart of the Morada Way Arts and Cultural District, located at MM 81.6 Ocean side is where you can find Florida Keys Brewing Co. We are a small micro brewery with an artsy island vibe and brewing close to 30 styles of beer annually. YOU CAN ONLY BUY FKBC BEER IN OUR TASTING ROOM. We only brew small batches until our larger equipment arrives early this summer. Then we will only be found in Monroe county. So, stop by and have a pint, a flight, or fill a growler and take it home with you. Open every day 1-9. MEET ME AT THE BREW CO!!!

Islamorada has been called many things. It's referred to as the sport fishing capital of the world, and has the longstanding reputation of a drinking town with a fishing problem. Most people who visit call it paradise, but at Islamorada Brewery and Distillery we simply call it home. It's here on this small island in the Florida Keys that Islamorada Beer Co and Islamorada Distilling were founded, with a goal to make quality local craft beer and spirits that complement our lifestyle. We are passionate about brewing Florida Keys craft beer and distilling island rum, vodka, and gin. From our local favorites to our rotating and seasonal brews, there's always something delicious on tap.

This historic lighthouse off the east coast of Florida Keys was named after a pirate ship that sank in that location over a century ago. So don't worry, there aren't actually any alligators found here! Today, the now decommissioned lighthouse marks the wreck of the ship and teems with marine life and corals in its crystal clear waters, making it a popular spot for snorkeling. You can get up close to the lighthouse on a boat or jet ski tour, which sometimes also include stops at the nearby sand bars and other spots around Islamorada.

Nature trails and fossilized coral reefs are the highlights of this park.

Take a selfie with Betsy the Lobster! Then, stroll through our tropical gardens and step into our intimate studios to browse the best in handmade crafts, contemporary artwork, beachwear, home goods and Florida Keys-inspired souvenirs.

An Art Gallery featuring resident artists Dwayne & Cindy King as well as other local Keys artists. An attached workshop where visitors can watch Dwayne & Cindy create and a tropical hardwood garden with winding pathways adorned with sculptures and surprises.