Plan your Cedar Key Dream Vacation Now!  Enjoy the recreation in our Pure Water Wilderness in the Heart of the Nature Coast.  

Vist Historic Atsena Otie Key by kayak, Naturally!

Approximately 350 Dolphin call Cedar Key home!

Vist Cedar Key and meet TomYakker at Kayak Cedar Keys.  You will find Kayak Tom at the City Park and Beach with his kayaks. This Old Salt will make you feel right at home and share a wealth of Cedar Key information with you.

While visiting Atsena Otie Key, you may want to follow the trail to the historic 19th Century Cemetery.

While paddling in the Cedar Keys, you will become familiar with our natural communities, primarily wading and shorebirds.  Egrets, herons and pelicans, cormarants and ibis are often seen.

Cast a line off nearby Scale Key and experience the thrill of catching a big Red or a colorful Sea Trout.

More experienced paddlers may even want to venture off to Seahorse Key.  *Note*  Seahorse Key is closed to the public beginning March 1 through June 30th.  

"Landlubbers" may want to rent a Gulf Kart for their Cedar Key experience from The Gulf Kart Company across the street from the City Park and Beach.   Eco-friendly golf carts!!

Visit the Cedar Key Welcome Center, on 2nd Street, next door to our Cedar Key Library.  The courteous Cedar Key Chamber of Commerce staff are happy to provide Cedar Key Information and assist you during your Cedar Key Visit.

The Cedar Key Historical Museum at 2nd and D Streets offers you opportunies to explore our rich Gulf Coast History!

Pick up your free copy of Hidden Coastlines magazine at Kayak Cedar Keys on the Dock at the corner of 1st and A Streets at the City Beach! 

Check our calendar of events for the next open house and visit the old, historical Cedar Keys Light Station on Seahorse Key.