The Seabreeze tower

The PIckled Pelican (under construction)

Goin' fishin' on a nice, calm day

Some folks have a hard time finding the end of the ramp

Photo by Lois Anne.

The Black Dog is open!

In the back bays

Photo by Lois Anne.

A boat bench at the Seabreeze

We first started going to Cedar Key in December or 1988. This bench was there then. It's looking a little bedraggled now. The Seabreeze restaurant was there in 1988, too, and while some changes have been made, it is still a nice place to eat (on the 2nd floor) looking out over the water.

Breakfast at the Rusty Rim

If you're staying overnight in Cedar Key, try the Rusty Rim for breakfast. Then, later, stroll out to the deck for a frozen margarita.

Passing by the Dock

Photo by Lois Anne.

Law office - on the Dock

On the Dock you can fish, shop, eat, and/or see your lawyer.

The Bait Bucket - on the Dock

Captain Doug's Tidewater Tours, Inc.

Captain Doug has been running Captain Doug's Tidewater Tours, Inc. in Cedar Key for the past 10 years. Formerly a policeman, he retired and headed for his first love, the water. He operates a 34 passenger boat called Princess Anne, which "is Cedar Key's only U.S. Coast Guard inspected vessel authorized to carry over six passengers."

Captain Doug offers "Island tours, Suwannee River Tours, Coastal Backcountry Tours, Birding, Island Drop Offs, Group Charters, Weddings and Spreading of Ashes."

In the second photo you see his wife, Barbara, who keeps the whole operation running smoothly!

If you plan to visit Cedar Key and wish further information, you can email Captain Doug as CaptainDoug@Tidewatertours.com. They also have a website: http://www.Tidewatertours.com.

The Rusty Rim & Coconuts - another look

Bikinis welcome!!!

Motorcycle haven

On a normal weekend, Cedar Key is awash in motorcycles. They come from far and near and many sport the American flag.

The Rusty Rim & Coconuts from the front

Kona Joe's on the Dock

We like to eat ice cream on the deck which sits out over the water.

Sipping frozen margaritas at the Rusty Rim

Posts are for perching pelicans

The iconic old shack is falling into the sea

Island Place

We've never stayed here, but it appears to be a nice place to stay in Cedar Key. It is located just west of the dock and adjacent to downtown.