As you approach one must be very careful as the rule is shallow water outside the channel
Cedar Key waterfront. You can anchor in 4-5 feet at low tide and walk in to the town. (If you have the guts to do it!!)
Waterfront shops
Gulf view dining and the "Best Clam Chowder in the world".
Waterfront dining and touristy shopping along the main drag.
JoAnn waiting for our table at one of the many great seafood restaurants and the clam chowder was awesome!
Diamondback rattlesnake a "not talked about abundant resident" of Cedar Key ( picture taken by Lovett E. Williams, wildlife photographer)
When crossing the Gulf of Mexico from Apalachacola or Carabell an alternate port of call can be Cedar Key if your draft isn't too deep. And no we never did see a rattle snake. But...stay off the beach at night!!!!
As you approach one must be very careful as the rule is shallow water outside the channel
Cedar Key waterfront. You can anchor in 4-5 feet at low tide and walk in to the town. (If you have the guts to do it!!)
Waterfront shops
Gulf view dining and the "Best Clam Chowder in the world".
Waterfront dining and touristy shopping along the main drag.
JoAnn waiting for our table at one of the many great seafood restaurants and the clam chowder was awesome!
Diamondback rattlesnake a "not talked about abundant resident" of Cedar Key ( picture taken by Lovett E. Williams, wildlife photographer)
When crossing the Gulf of Mexico from Apalachacola or Carabell an alternate port of call can be Cedar Key if your draft isn't too deep. And no we never did see a rattle snake. But...stay off the beach at night!!!!
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