Florida Keys & Okeechobee Quick Reference Cruising Guide

This guide is organized first by what you need—anchorages, free docks, bridges, services—then by location, following the clockwise route of the Florida Loop. No lengthy descriptions and no charts—just clear tables to pinpoint the information you need without delay.

Designed to answer your questions quickly, this guide simplifies navigating the Florida Loop:

1. Go to the Right Section: Tabs help you find what you need—anchorages, bridges, services, or haulout facilities.
2. Find Your Column: Look for details like wind protection, bridge heights, or available services.
3. Locate the ✔: Organized clockwise from Stuart to Miami, down the Keys, up the southwest coast, and across the Okeechobee Waterway, each ✔ shows where you can find what you're looking for. Just find the one closest to you!

Anchorage Names: All anchorage names are Active Captain names, which can be overlaid on any navigation app like Garmin, Navionics, or Aqua Map.

For PDF Users:

• Clickable tabs let you jump straight to the right section.
• Searchable bookmarks make it easy to navigate the table of contents.
• Clickable links for phone numbers and websites simplify planning.
• Download to multiple devices used on the same boat for flexibility.

Select the format that works best for your cruising style:

• Spiral-Bound Print Guide: Built for life in the cockpit with bright tabs, waterproof and tear-resistant pages, and a glare-resistant matte finish. The spiral binding lies flat for hands-free use.

• Instant PDF Download: Available immediately after purchase—no shipping needed. Includes clickable links for phone numbers and marina websites, a searchable table of contents, and clickable tabs to navigate between sections. Perfect for tablets and smartphones.

• Want Both? Add both to your cart, and the PDF will be automatically discounted to 50% off!

Whichever format you choose, this guide keeps essential information at your fingertips.

Designed in the USA; printed in the USA on American-made recyclable synthetic paper using environmentally-friendly soy-based inks at a facility that is completely wind-powered. Minimal packaging. Tough enough to handle life on a boat, it won’t tear, degrade, or smear, even in humid conditions or if you have sunscreen on your hands.