Underwater Reef & Tarpon Dock Cam

An Underwater Window at Robbie's Marina

This camera sits below the waterline at Robbie's of Islamorada, looking up at the reef-encrusted pilings that support the marina's legendary feeding dock. Layers of coral, sponge, and algae have transformed the submerged timber into a thriving artificial reef teeming with life.

The Giant Silver Tarpon

The stars of the show are the resident tarpon — prehistoric-looking fish with armor-like scales that can grow several feet long. They circle the pilings in restless schools, flashing silver as they glide through the green Keys water.

A Florida Keys Marine Habitat

Beyond the tarpon, the encrusted structure shelters smaller reef fish, crustaceans, and invertebrates, offering an intimate glimpse of the rich estuarine ecosystem that thrives in the shallows of Islamorada, in the heart of the Florida Keys.