• 50 miles west of Gainesville and the University of Florida.
• 2½ hours to Tampa, Orlando and Jacksonville.
• Minutes away from a 2,300 foot hard surface, well-lit airstrip.
• Inshore and offshore fishing, oystering, clamming, scalloping and crabbing - among the finest in the nation.
• Near numerous bird and wildlife sanctuaries.
• 12 miles from the famous Suwannee River.
• 5 minute walk to public tennis courts with a scenic Gulf view.
• Home of historic annual Old Florida Celebration of the Arts (4th weekend of April), Seafood Festival (3rd weekend of October) and the July 4th Clamerica® and fireworks.

Directions to Cedar Key and Seahorse Landing. You get to Cedar Key by taking State Hwy 24 (FL-24W) SW from Gainesville.  Once you've crossed the last bridge entering Cedar Key, take a right on 6th St.  Annie's Restaurant is on your right.  Go three blocks to G St.  Seahorse Landing is at the SW corner of 6th and G Streets.  Don't worry if you miss the turn off Hwy 24.  Take any remaining right and go until you hit the water.  That's G St.  Turn right again to return to Seahorse Landing.

From Jacksonville:  I-95S to I-295S to I-10W to US-301S to FL-24W.  Be careful going through Gainesville, FL 24-W becomes FL 331-S at University Avenue. Stay on FL 331-S to I-75. At I-75 get on the freeway and go one exit north and get back off and head west on FL-24.  Also - don't speed through Lawtey or Waldo.

From Orlando: FL Turnpike to I-75N to US-27N to US-ALT27N (in Williston) to FL-24W.

From Tampa: I-75N to US-98W to FL-24W.