Fish Camp, Ocean Isles Marathon Florida Keys in Marathon

Ocean Isles is an Oceanfront gated community located in Marathon in the heart of the Florida Keys.

Ocean Isles Vacation Rental homes are the perfect, affordable Marathon Florida Keys vacation home. The community is within walking distance to many restaurants, a Walgreens and shopping.

Fish Camp, number 58 in Ocean Isles has a full bed and a sleep sofa and will comfortably sleep 2 guests. The kitchen is full stocked and there is a TV with basic cable service in the unit.

Ocean Isles has one of the Florida Keys largest and nicest pools. The community recreation room has free WiFi and BBQ grills. Do your laundry on site with the coin operated laundry.

Relax and enjoy your Florida Keys vacation at Ocean Isles overlooking the turquoise waters of the Atlatic Ocean in Marathon, Florida Keys.

Vacation Rental Lisence Number--PLR2012-00005

Efficiency
Olympic Pool
Gated Community
Free WiFi in recreation room
Coin Laundry
BBQ grills on site
Oceanfront complex
Walk to restaurants                                        
Playground in the Community
There is shopping and restaurants roughly one mile away. The Dolphin
Research Center is about 6 miles away. Sombrero Beach is 6 miles.

This is a NON-Smoking unit. No smoking please!!

Local Information:

CAPT. HOOK'S FISH PONDS
11833 Overseas Highway (MM 53)
Marathon , FL 33050
Come to our daily fish feeding at 4:00 pm. Sharks, rays, eels, tarpon,
snappers, groupers and many more species.

MARATHON LADY: Fishing Boat
Located at MM 53 on the ocean side. This is always a great trip. For
$40 plus $5 for rod rental you will get a nice trip out to the reef
and almost always catch some nice fresh fish for dinner. The crew is
great and helpful.

COCO PLUM BEACH: Great stretch of beach for a refreshing walk
Mile Marker 54.5 Oceanside
Turn off U.S. 1 at Coco Plum Drive
Marathon , FL 33050
This small, natural beach is an enjoyable stop. It is a quiet,
dog-friendly beach with clean-up baggies provided.
Museums and Nature Center of Crane Point Hammock
Marathon , FL 33050
Mile Marker 50.5 Bayside, Marathon

SOMBRERO BEACH: This is our favorite for spending the day
Mile Marker 50, Oceanside
(Turn off U.S. 1 at Sombrero Beach Blvd., and drive to the end
Marathon , FL 33050
This 12.6-acre beach is one of the most popular stops in Marathon for
good reason. The beach was renovated in 2003 with creative landscaping
and other amenities. It offers walkways, picnic areas and a roped off
swimming area.

THE TURTLE HOSPITAL: Highly recommend you take the tour
2396 Overseas Highway
Marathon , FL 33050

DOLPHIN RESEARCH CENTER
58901 Overseas Highway
Marathon , FL 33050

DIVING AND SNORKELING
As seen from the air, Marathon and the Middle Keys appear as emerald
isles set amid a sea of turquoise. Marathon's reefs offer great
variety in coral formations and fish life. The crystalline waters of
the Atlantic Ocean reveal a marine wilderness comprised of an
extensive spur-and-groove coral complex and numerous well-developed
patch reefs. Each reef is populated by a vast array of Caribbean
tropical fish and invertebrates, with the fascinating addition of both
modern and historical shipwrecks to complete the tremendous sport dive
appeal of the region.
WRECKS AND REEFS.............
* Adelaide Baker - This historic shipwreck features a pair of huge
stacks in only 25 feet of water, a vivid reminder of the days when
steamships plied the Florida Keys.
* Sombrero Reef - This traditional favorite of the Marathon dive
portfolio is marked by a 140-foot lighted tower. Coral canyons and
archways provide refuge for schools of grunt and snapper while
solitary barracuda appear to stand sentinel.
* Coffin's Patch - This is not a single reef but a conglomerate of six
distinct patch reefs, each with a unique identity defined by a
predominant coral species. For example, at Pillar Coral Patch dozens
of intact pillar coral heads thrust their fuzzy polyps to snare
passing nutrients. Snorkelers will especially appreciate the shallow
elkhorn forests found throughout Coffin's Patch in less than 20 feet
of water.
* Delta Shoals - Here a vast network of coral canyons fan seaward from
a sandy shoal, offering wonderful opportunities for both diving and
snorkeling amid elkhorn, brain, and star coral heads.
* The Thunderbolt - This 188-foot ship is the queen of the Marathon
wreck fleet. Sunk intentionally as a dive attraction on March 3, 1986,
she now sits perfectly upright in 115 feet of water. Her
superstructure is coated with colorful sponge, coral, and hydroid,
providing refuge and sustenance to large angelfish, jacks, and a
variety of deep-water pelagic creatures.

Best rates are available on our on line booking portal.

www.KeysRentalsOnline.

 Discount for more than one month rentals.