We promised beaches, so here you go:Founders Parkin Islamorada features 45 acres of clear coastline, with shallow turquoise waters, plenty of sand and palm trees to lounge under for an afternoon. Then, check out theHistory of Diving Museum, which features one of the largest collections of diving artifacts in the world. Speaking of which, theTheater of the Seais the world’s second oldest marine mammal facility, where you can swim with dolphins, California sea lions and stingrays. Swing by Islamorada’s growing arts district too, which includes numerous galleries such asPasta Pantaleo’sandMichelle Lowe’s. If you’re lucky, you may be able to catch the Morada Way Third Thursday Art Walk, which features live music, food and local art. But above all, book a sunset sail atRobbie’s Marina, home to its world-famous tarpon feeding, shopping and food. You’ll cruise along the open ocean for nearly two hours, catching one of the most picturesque sunsets in Florida. (Oh, and the boat is always stocked with free Champagne.)