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1. Old Wooden Bridge Resort and Marina
Old Wooden Bridge Resort and Marina



2. Looe Key Reef Resort
Looe Key Reef Resort



3. Parmer's Resort
Parmer's Resort



4. Kingsail Resort
Kingsail Resort



5. Sugar Loaf Lodge
Sugar Loaf Lodge



6. Tropical Cottages
Tropical Cottages



7. Coconut Cay Resort & Marina
Coconut Cay Resort & Marina



9. Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Marathon Florida Keys
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Marathon Florida Keys



10. Knight's Key Suites
Knight's Key Suites



11. Captain Pips Marina & Hideaway
Captain Pips Marina & Hideaway



12. Courtyard by Marriott Faro Blanco Resort, Marathon Florida Keys
Courtyard by Marriott Faro Blanco Resort, Marathon Florida Keys



13. Floating Sea Cove Resort & Marina
Floating Sea Cove Resort & Marina



14. Hampton Inn Marathon - Florida Keys
Hampton Inn Marathon - Florida Keys



15. Banana Bay Resort & Marina
Banana Bay Resort & Marina



16. Gulf View Waterfront Resort
Gulf View Waterfront Resort



17. Faro Blanco Resort Marathon Florida Keys, Curio by Hilton
Faro Blanco Resort Marathon Florida Keys, Curio by Hilton



18. Isla Bella Beach Resort & Spa
Isla Bella Beach Resort & Spa



19. Rainbow Bend Resort
Rainbow Bend Resort



20. Skipjack Resort & Marina
Skipjack Resort & MarinaGo beyond your typical stay in Big Pine Key
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Top neighborhoods in Big Pine Key

Whispering Pines
Whispering Pines in Big Pine Key offers a peaceful escape where you can watch the sunrise from your private dock. Kayak through pristine mangrove channels to spot rays and manatees in crystal-clear waters. Take a short drive to see the tiny Key deer at National Key Deer Refuge or browse the local flea market for unique treasures. The neighborhood features pastel-painted homes with metal roofs and tropical landscaping instead of busy resorts. Vacation rentals and waterfront cottages make perfect home bases for exploring nearby Calusa Beach. You'll need a rental car to reach seafood spots and grocery stores just minutes away.




Long Beach Estates
Long Beach Estates is a Florida Keys paradise where crystal waters meet peaceful streets lined with private homes. Spend your days snorkeling in the clear shallows, kayaking through mangroves, or simply watching ospreys soar overhead from your waterfront deck. The Coupon Bight Aquatic Preserve offers pristine waters teeming with marine life just steps from your door. Most homes feature private docks and full kitchens, perfect for grilling the day's catch as the sun sets. While dining options require a quick drive to Big Pine Key's commercial area, the trade-off is blissful quiet and genuine Keys living. Rental cars are essential for exploring nearby Calusa Beach and the Big Pine Key Flea Market.

Sands
The Sands neighborhood in Big Pine Key lets you live your water-lover dreams without tourist crowds. Kayak through crystal-clear shallows, spot colorful birds at dawn, or fish right from your private dock at the Coupon Bight Aquatic Preserve. Vacation homes on stilts offer peaceful retreats with tropical gardens and glimpses of turquoise water between palm trees and mangroves. Expect to self-cater in well-equipped rental kitchens or drive to nearby dining spots. A rental car is essential for exploring this residential haven and neighboring Keys. The quiet streets invite leisurely walks while the gentle lapping of bay waters creates the perfect soundtrack for your Florida Keys escape.

Pine Channel Estates
Pine Channel Estates offers a slice of authentic Florida Keys living with its network of scenic canals and private docks. This quiet residential area puts you right on the water with crystal-clear channels perfect for fishing, kayaking, and boat trips to the Atlantic or Gulf. Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate nearby Blue Hole and the Key Deer Refuge where nature takes center stage. The neighborhood features vacation homes with boat slips and water views, creating a peaceful retreat from tourist crowds. You'll need to drive a quick 5-10 minutes to reach Big Pine Key's markets and eateries. The calm residential streets make for pleasant evening strolls along the waterfront as the sun sets over the mangroves.

Eden Pines
Eden Pines offers canal-living at its most blissfully chill. The Big Pine Key neighborhood serves up waterfront homes, crystal-clear canals, and a delicious break from tourist crowds. Spend your mornings spotting local wildlife at nearby Blue Hole, then grab your fishing gear or kayak and explore the peaceful waterways. The lapping waves against wooden docks create a natural soundtrack that'll make you forget about your email inbox completely. Getting around requires a rental car since this is primarily a residential area without commercial spots. Most vacation rentals come with private docks and full kitchens, perfect for cooking up your fresh catch. For dining and shopping, you'll need to venture to Big Pine Key's small commercial district nearby.
Top landmarks in Big Pine Key

Bahia Honda State Park
Calusa Beach

Sandspur Beach
Key West Visitors Center
Cook Island
National Key Deer Refuge Visitor Center
Big Pine Key Flea Market
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Forget the glitz of Key West – Big Pine Key offers the Florida Keys at their most authentic. Kayak through mangrove tunnels where tiny Key deer (found nowhere else on earth) might peek from the shoreline. The Blue Hole, an abandoned quarry turned freshwater lake, attracts alligators and visitors alike. Snorkel Looe Key's reef where colorful fish dart through coral formations. Bahia Honda State Park boasts beaches ranked among Florida's finest, with shallow waters perfect for novice swimmers. Loggerhead Beach provides a quieter alternative to Calusa Beach. The laid-back atmosphere extends to local fish shacks where the catch arrives hours before hitting your plate. Bring binoculars – the bird watching rivals the people watching.
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Parmer's Resort
"Fishing charter guide pick up from dock every morning. G"
Courtyard by Marriott Faro Blanco Resort, Marathon Florida Keys
"Property was very clean. Staff was great! Very good choice!"
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Marathon Florida Keys
"Sparkeys was shut while we were here, don’t forget parking $20 per night plus tax massive car park so can’t see the justification for extra charge"
Captain Pips Marina & Hideaway
"My husband and I started coming here about a year and a half ago. We absolutely love it here. You are in the middle part of the keys so you can get to upper and lower keys and still have plenty of time to explore for the day. We have stayed at a couple other places however they do not compare to Captain Pips. It is very quiet there in the evenings with amazing views on the water. The maid Kira is so welcoming. Always has a smile on her face. Anything you need from towels to clean sheets she is happy to help! Staff is friendly, property is well maintained. I won’t stay anywhere else when going there. Prices are great too!!Great place to stay."
Kingsail Resort
"Quite and Relaxing place."
Looe Key Reef Resort
"This is a great inexpensive place to stay. Room was clean. Resort is showing some wear but is still good. Staff are very helpful with local recommendations. There is a great gas station next door with some items for sale in case you forget something. I would stay again."
Old Wooden Bridge Resort and Marina
"Best stop over before going to Key west. We enjoyed here a lot, parking our trailer was never a problem."




