We are pleased to support the Ocean Posse participants with a 20 % discount at our marina between May 1 – Nov 1

CONTACT
Alyssa Varney

+1 305 743 6575
email marathon@shmarinas.com
VHF 10

AMENITIES

• Length 25′ – 122′
• Max Height Unrestricted
• Fuel Dock 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• Max Beam 24′
• Max Draft 7′
• Complimentary Wi-Fi
• Shore Power Hookups
• Fresh Water Hookups
• Pump-out
• Slip-Side Parking
• Haul out
• Lodging
• Waterside Restaurant
• Ships Store
• Hurricane Haul Out max width 20″ max depth 7′ max 75 tons
• Parking
• Fire Pit
• Fitness Center
• Gated Vessel Access

LOCAL SERVICES

Marathon, Florida, offers a variety of amenities and provisioning services to cater to both residents and visitors. Here’s an overview of what you can find in the town:

Grocery Stores and Markets:

• Major Supermarkets: Marathon hosts several supermarkets, providing a wide selection of products for your provisioning needs.

• Local Markets: For fresh produce and local specialties, consider visiting the local markets in Marathon.

Marine Supply Stores:

For boating essentials and equipment, Marathon offers several marine supply stores catering to the needs of mariners.

Dining and Entertainment:

• Restaurants and Cafés: Marathon boasts a diverse culinary scene, ranging from casual seafood shacks to fine dining establishments.

• Bars and Nightlife: For evening entertainment, there are various bars and lounges offering live music and local brews.

Healthcare Facilities:

• Fishermen’s Community Hospital: Located in Marathon, this hospital provides emergency services and general healthcare.

Recreational Facilities:

• Parks and Nature Centers:

  • Crane Point Museum and Nature Center: A 63-acre tropical oasis offering nature trails, a museum, and the historic George Adderley House.

  • Curry Hammock State Park: Ideal for kayaking, fishing, and beachgoing, this state park showcases the natural beauty of the Florida Keys.

• Beaches: Marathon offers several public beaches perfect for relaxation and water activities.

Transportation:

• Highways: Marathon is accessible via the Overseas Highway (U.S. 1), connecting it to Key West and mainland Florida.

• Airport: The Florida Keys Marathon International Airport serves the area, accommodating general aviation and charter flights.

• Public Transit: Services like Greyhound Lines and local transit systems connect Marathon to other parts of the Keys and Florida.

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Marathon, Florida, and its surrounding areas offer several noteworthy and historic sites. Here are five you might consider visiting:

1. Crane Point Museum and Nature Center: This 63-acre preserve is home to a natural history museum, nature trails, and the historic George Adderley House, built in 1903 by a Bahamian immigrant. Visitors can explore the diverse ecosystems of the Keys and learn about the region’s cultural heritage.

2. Pigeon Key Historic District: Accessible via the Old Seven Mile Bridge, Pigeon Key once served as a base camp for workers constructing the Overseas Railroad in the early 1900s. Today, it features several historic buildings and offers insights into the Keys’ development during that era.

3. Seven Mile Bridge: An iconic engineering marvel connecting Knight’s Key to Little Duck Key, the bridge offers stunning views of the surrounding waters. The original bridge, now referred to as the Old Seven Mile Bridge, is open to pedestrians and cyclists, leading to Pigeon Key.

4. Sombrero Beach: While not a historic site, this beautiful beach is a notable destination in Marathon. It’s known for its pristine sands, clear waters, and family-friendly environment, making it a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

5. Marathon Wild Bird Center: Located within the Crane Point Hammock, this center is dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating injured native birds. Visitors can learn about local bird species and the center’s conservation efforts.