I've been reading the reviews here, and I don't think they do Robbie's justice. If it were just a place to feed tarpon, I'd have never gone there. This is a marina that offers a variety of boating experiences from guided kayak tours to fishing boat rentals. I had read about their sunset eco-tours, but I wanted to try them... more

One of the cheapest and no-hassle activities while driving through the keys - we had a blast at Robbie's feeding the tarpons (and inadvertently the birds). We saw a variety of large birds (giant birds, practically dinosaurs!), and the tarpons were gigantic and very plentiful! You can buy a bucket of fish from the shop and you go out and... more

We took a lot of pictures and highly recommend a stop at robbies. It's not something you do for a day or a half a day. It's more like 15 minutes to a half an hour but well worth the stop and something you should do if you are in the keys. The tarpon are HUGE and fun to feed... more

For the past 4 years my husband and I have stayed in the keys , everytime we go to Robbies and everytime is like the first time ! This place is so amazing it cost lke $1 to get in and its worth sooo much more , feeding the tarpon is soooo cool to watch them jump up for the... more

Five of us wen there on 12/19/2007. The place stands for its reputation. Every one from the front desk clerk to the captain and his mates were friendly with smile. My dad and me went for the half day fishing trip on Captain Michael. There were about 22 of us on the boat. The crew was Captain Brain (B. J.)... more

Must see this! Unreal upclose with WILD Tarpon, and other fish. The kids love it! We saw Tarpon, Jacks, Sharks, Reds, Snook, Blue Crabs.... Went there 4 days in a row,VERY CHEAP! more

Coolest place for a dollar. Kids loved it. Kept going back to get more buckets of fish. Watch those pelicans! more

Great place if you have kids. It's very inexpensive and the kids could easliy spend an hour feeding the tarpon. Beautiful location right off the highway. You don't want to pass this place by. The staff was very friendly. more

First of all... the tarpon most certainly are not in a pen. They are wild and free to come and go as they please. We initially just paid to go on the dock and watch, but we then went back and bought a couple buckets of fish. It is so much fun to try different ways of feeding the tarpon,... more