Robbie's Tarpon Feeding Marina Cam

A World-Famous Tarpon Spectacle

This camera overlooks one of the Florida Keys' most beloved attractions: the tarpon feeding dock at Robbie's of Islamorada. Hundreds of Atlantic tarpon — some over six feet long — gather year-round beneath the pilings, waiting for visitors to dangle baitfish over the water's edge.

The Marina and Its Setting

Beyond the feeding pier stretches the working marina, a hub for fishing charters, kayak rentals, and boat tours into the backcountry flats. Pelicans, herons, and the occasional manatee share these sheltered waters, making every glimpse a small wildlife encounter.

The Channel Five Bridge

Framing the scene is the graceful span of the Channel Five Bridge, part of the legendary Overseas Highway that threads the Keys together across open water. Its arch is a signature landmark of this stretch of Islamorada.

Why Watch

Few places blend marine wildlife, lively crowds, and classic Keys scenery as effortlessly as Robbie's. Whether the tarpon are churning the surface or boats are gliding out toward the reef, this wide vantage captures the living pulse of a true Florida Keys institution.