Authentically Old Florida, Cedar Key has carefully preserved its colorful heritage and southern charm. The quaint island is as known for its laidback and unhurried personality as much as its world-class sport fishing.

Displaying an eclectic blend of Old Florida and Caribbean cultures and traditions, Cedar Key is emerging as a favorite destination for vacationers seeking an relaxed escape filled with outdoor recreation, unique charm and surprising luxury.

ISLAND ADVENTURE
Located about four miles off the mainland, Cedar Key boasts unlimited recreational pursuits. Swim with manatees, explore undiscovered kayaking waters, snorkel, cave dive, hike, enjoy bird watching, sport fishing or alligator hunting. In Cedar Key, adventures are only limited by your imagination.

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT IN CEDAR KEY

Located in the heart of some of Florida's best fishing waters, Cedar Key is the world's largest producer of farm-raised clams. Not surprisingly, the island is home to many wonderful seafood restaurants and virtually every menu features a fresh catch of the day. Cedar Key hosts a 4th of July festival, affectionately dubbed "Clamerica," and an annual Seafood Festival in October to share its favorite cuisine with vistors from around the world.

Cedar Key has also recently emerged as an vibrant art center. Photographers and artists flock to the island, finding inspiration and beauty in the surroundings. Visitors can find handmade treasures at local art markets. The Annual Cedar Key Sidewalk Art Festival, held each April, is one of Cedar Key's most popular events.

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