Cabbage Key, Florida, is a 100-acre island in Pine Island Sound, accessible only by boat, offering a quintessential "Old Florida" experience with its rustic charm and natural beauty. The historic Cabbage Key Inn and Restaurant, built in 1937, serves as the heart of the island, featuring a renowned open-air restaurant famous for its cheeseburgers, stone crab claws, and frozen Key lime pie, rumored to have inspired Jimmy Buffett’s “Cheeseburger in Paradise.” Visitors can enjoy the Dollar Bill Bar, where thousands of signed dollar bills adorn the walls, creating a unique atmosphere. The island offers a nature trail for hiking, winding through mangroves and tropical vegetation, and a water tower that provides panoramic views of the surrounding waterways. Guests can rent skiffs or kayaks to explore nearby Cayo Costa State Park for fishing, shelling, or swimming, and the marina accommodates private boaters with overnight docking and showers. This tranquil retreat, free of paved roads or cars, fosters relaxation with its scenic views and opportunities for birdwatching, including osprey nests.

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