The tarpon are not in a pen, they are completely wild and free to come and go. The pen is set up to feed them without feeding the pelicans. The tarpon are free to swim in and out of the pen at all times. The admission cost has always been only $1. It is great family fun! more

First of all the tarpon are not wild and are in a pen. Secondly, you have to pay (it was advertised as a free activity). So from the start I was disappointed. Did not get better than that. And, my husband was bit by a pelican. So it was not a pleasant experience. more

We always stop at Robbie's to feed the tarpon on our way home from the Keys - 2 or 3 times a year. It helps to have kids along who don't mind touching dead fish, but even if you just watch others toss the sardines to the tarpon, it's fun. It's like old Florida. We hope it stays around for... more

You have to go feed the tarpon at robbies! You can hang off the docks and feed them. There are thousands of wild fish that gather at this marina every day. It is the coolest thing i have ever seen. They will leap out of the water, and grap the food right out of your hand. It is very cheap... more

We had just finished an $85 ho-hum time at another major overpriced Islamorada family attraction not too far from here and we stopped here on the recommendation of a family guidebook to the Florida Keys. My husband was put off by the fishing shack appearance of the place but I was charmed. We paid $1 per person over 3 and... more