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Mile marker 70, Islamorada:
Wrecker’s Era Inspiration
Harkening back to the days when wreckers salvaged riches from ships that succumbed to the surrounding reefs – a time when the Florida Keys was the wealthiest area in the United States and a siren to affluent tycoons like Henry Flagler and his impossible railroad that went to sea – modern day riches and opportunities still abound at Seaglass in the form of luxurious accommodations, the finest water amenities and abundant ecological preserves.
The secluded, 28-acre private island retreat is trimmed in mangroves and suspended off the Overseas Highway near Islamorada at mile marker 70. With more than 5,000 feet of waterfront, and the Inter-Coastal Waterway and southern boundary of the Everglades National Park just a five minute boat ride away, Seaglass’s Wrecker’s Cay Marina is the natural launching point for everything aquatic. Some of the best tarpon fishing in the world is found as the silver-skinned species follow a migration route that snakes just offshore, while the colorful Keys reef system that attracts global divers is reached within ten minutes.
A vibrant town center in the heart of this nautical community, offers a flood of amenities including a 50-slip marina, spa and fitness center, retail shops, restaurants, ice cream parlor and children’s program.
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