Marathon Vacation Highlights

Crane Point Hammock is for those interested in botanical and archaeological history and it's considered an important historical site. It contains the last thatch-palm hammock (tropical woodland) in North America, a rainforest exhibit and an archaeological dig site. There are displays and activities for children.

Always wanted to swim with dolphins? Then the Dolphin Research Center is a great place to do it. Located on Grassy Key, the center one of the most respected institutions that study and protect the mammals.

Visitors can also participate in other forms of dolphin interaction. Pigeon Key is an intriguing historical site that has been under renovation since late 1993. Located below the Old Seven Mile Bridge, it was a housing and maintenance depot during the construction of Flagler's railroad and had around 400 people living there at its peak occupancy in the period 1908-1912.