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    Our Cedar Key vacation packages give you countless opportunities to discover new sights, sounds and tastes. And with all the finer details worked out, you can breathe easy and enjoy your city break in the way that you deserve. A trip to Cedar Key is a great opportunity to see the sights. Make sure you visit big-name attractions such as Cedar Key Museum State Park, Cedar Key Scrub State Reserve and Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge. Don't delay exploring this destination any longer. Your perfect Cedar Key vacation is a few clicks away with Expedia.

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    Where to stay in and around Cedar Key

    Cedar Key offers a charming blend of outdoor adventures and scenic beauty, perfect for a Florida vacation. Explore the fishing docks, unwind on the beach, and discover local key businesses in central Cedar. With warm hospitality, this island getaway promises relaxation and unforgettable experiences for all travelers.

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    Suwannee

    Suwannee is the ideal destination for families and outdoor enthusiasts seeking a blend of nature and adventure. This charming city offers access to stunning sites like Bradford Island, Cat Island Marine Park, and the Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge, perfect for exploring diverse landscapes and engaging in recreational activities. Located about 24 miles by car from Cedar Key, Suwannee provides a convenient base for your vacation, making it a smart choice for travelers looking to immerse themselves in Florida's natural beauty.

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    Rosewood

    Plan your stay in Rosewood, a top-rated choice for families and nature lovers looking to explore the beauty of Cedar Key, Florida. This charming village offers easy access to stunning local attractions, including the scenic Cedar Key Pier, the serene Cedar Key Scrub State Reserve, and the inviting City Beach. With its year-round appeal, Rosewood is a smart hotel booking choice for those seeking a blend of outdoor adventure and relaxation by the water.

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    Fowlers Bluff

    If you are a nature enthusiast or family traveler, look no further than Fowlers Bluff, a charming village that offers a perfect blend of outdoor adventure and scenic beauty. Explore the stunning landscapes of Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge and Manatee Springs State Park, both nearby, or enjoy a day of fishing and relaxation on Bradford Island. Located about 18 miles by car from Cedar Key, Fowlers Bluff is an ideal choice for a memorable getaway, ensuring you experience Florida's natural wonders.

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    Gulf Hammock

    Immerse yourself in Gulf Hammock, where nature enthusiasts and budget-conscious families can easily access stunning outdoor experiences. This charming village offers delightful attractions like the Waccasassa River, the scenic Waccasassa Bay Preserve State Park, and the intriguing Devil's Den. Located about 33 miles by car from Cedar Key, Gulf Hammock is a smart choice for travelers looking to enjoy a blend of beach and outdoor adventures, making it an inviting option for your next vacation.

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    Sumner

    Travelers visiting Cedar Key often choose Sumner, especially families and nature enthusiasts, seeking close proximity to beautiful beaches and outdoor activities. With attractions like the Cedar Key Pier for fishing, City Beach for sunbathing, and the Cedar Key Scrub State Reserve for tranquil hikes, Sumner offers a delightful blend of scenery and recreation. Located within Cedar Key, it's a smart choice for those looking to immerse themselves in the area's natural beauty while enjoying convenient access to local amenities.

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    Cedar Key Pier

    Rating: 9.2/10 (372 reviews)

    After visiting Cedar Key Pier, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Cedar Key. Take in the festivals and sunsets in the area.

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    A calm lake with a wooden pier extending into the water, surrounded by greenery and a distant shoreline.

    City Beach

    Rating: 8.4/10 (161 reviews)

    Cedar Key's City Beach offers white sandy shores and calm Gulf waters perfect for families seeking a relaxed coastal experience. Enjoy the serene atmosphere while kayaking or observing local birds.

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    Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge

    Rating: 9.0/10 (36 reviews)

    Explore the great outdoors at Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge, a lovely green space in Cedar Key. Wander the marina or discover the area's sunsets.

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    Deer Island

    This secluded 45-acre barrier island offers a pristine Gulf-side retreat with lush forests and sandy beaches. Explore its solar-powered stilt house and trails while spotting tarpon and redfish in surrounding waters.

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    Cedar Key Scrub State Reserve

    Rating: 8.8/10 (67 reviews)

    Explore over 5,000 acres of rare Florida scrub habitat, home to protected species like the Florida scrub-jay. Wind through 13 miles of trails traversing white sand hills, pine forests, and tidal marshes.

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    Cedar Key Historical Society Museum

    Rating: 9.0/10 (79 reviews)

    Housed in two historic buildings, the Cedar Key Historical Museum chronicles the area's evolution from prehistoric times through its Civil War seaport era. Explore artifacts from Native American cultures.

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    Lone Cabbage Island

    Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Lone Cabbage Island during your travels in Cedar Key. Stroll along the marina or discover the area's sunsets.

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    Southern Cross Sea Farms

    Rating: 8.4/10 (42 reviews)

    This working clam farm showcases Florida's sustainable aquaculture through guided tours of the hatchery and nursery. Visit between fall and May to learn about clam cultivation and the farm's environmental stewardship.

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    Cedar Key Hotel Deals

    Cedar Inn

    Terrace/patio
    • Address: 410 2nd Street, Cedar Key, FL, 32625, US
    • Location: 0.2 mi from Cedar Key
    • Star rating: 2/5
    • Guest rating: 7.8/10 (Good, 1000 reviews)
    • Price: $90 nightly, $100 total, Nov 15 - Nov 16, Total with taxes and fees
    • Review: "The room was upgraded and saved in money so starting off our trip was nice, we were put in the Mountain Dew room. It was nice. Two big beds(did eat the floor space) but it was comfy. Rooms were recently renovated after Helen and they did a good job. Bath rooms were nice, and clean. There is no daily turn down service, but all you have to do is ask for more toilet paper and trash bags, the owner dose a great job hooking you up. Motel is near the public beach, and all the local restaurants. Make...

    Beach & Pool Access at Condo on Cedar Key!

    A wooden deck with a table and chairs overlooking a calm body of water, with palm trees in the background.
    • Address: Cedar Key, FL, US
    • Location: 0.5 mi from Cedar Key
    • Star rating: 3.5/5
    • Guest rating: 9.6/10 (Exceptional, 4 reviews)
    • Price: $253 nightly, $281 total, Nov 27 - Nov 28, Total with taxes and fees
    • Review: We were more than thrilled to see that the photos were exactly what we saw upon entering the condo. Very clean rooms, cold a/c, spacious, the view was amazing and the pool was clean. We'd love to visit again. Highly recommended property.

    Walkable Beachfront Retreat on Cedar Key!

    A wooden deck with wicker chairs and a table overlooking a body of water.
    • Address: Cedar Key, FL, US
    • Location: 0.5 mi from Cedar Key
    • Star rating: 3/5
    • Guest rating: 8.8/10 (Excellent, 3 reviews)
    • Price: $241 nightly, $267 total, Nov 27 - Nov 28, Total with taxes and fees
    • Review: Great view of Gulf from the porch.

    Quality Inn near Manatee Springs State Park

    A reception area with a reception desk, a ceiling fan, hanging pendant lights, a framed picture, and a logo for Quality Inn by Choice Hotels.
    • Address: 1125 North Young Boulevard, Chiefland, FL, 32626, US
    • Location: 26.4 mi from Cedar Key
    • Star rating: 2.5/5
    • Guest rating: 7.6/10 (Good, 935 reviews)
    • Price: $101 nightly, $112 total, Dec 13 - Dec 14, Total with taxes and fees

    Withlacoochee Motel

    A rectangular swimming pool with a blue tiled interior and a white edge. There are two metal ladders on the right side.
    • Address: 66 Highway 19 S, Inglis, FL, 34449, US
    • Location: 23.4 mi from Cedar Key
    • Star rating: 2/5
    • Guest rating: 7.8/10 (Good, 405 reviews)
    • Price: $65 nightly, $72 total, Nov 15 - Nov 16, Total with taxes and fees
    • Review: Great location, unfortunately there was no ice whatsoever. I would stay again, if they have ice.

    Nature Coast Inn and Cottages

    A wooden bench with cushions, a glass table with a 'WELCOME' sign, and a brick patio.
    • Address: 649 Hwy 40 W, Inglis, FL, 34449, US
    • Location: 22.1 mi from Cedar Key
    • Star rating: 3/5
    • Guest rating: 9.4/10 (Exceptional, 121 reviews)
    • Price: $130 nightly, $144 total, Nov 17 - Nov 18, Total with taxes and fees

    Suwannee River Motel Us 19

    A covered outdoor seating area with wooden furniture and potted plants.
    • Address: 17210 US-19, Fanning Springs, FL, 32693, US
    • Location: 31.3 mi from Cedar Key
    • Star rating: 2.5/5
    • Guest rating: 7.4/10 (Good, 3 reviews)
    • Price: $100 nightly, $110 total, Nov 13 - Nov 14, Total with taxes and fees
    • Review: The only reason I gave 4 stars was the air conditioner was very loud was hard to sleep. Otherwise this was a nice place to stay.

    Days Inn by Wyndham Chiefland

    A hotel lobby with a reception desk, a dining area with a table and chairs, a flat-screen TV mounted on the wall, and a fireplace.
    • Address: 809 NW 21st Avenue, Chiefland, FL, 32626, US
    • Location: 26.9 mi from Cedar Key
    • Star rating: 2.5/5
    • Guest rating: 6/10 (1000 reviews)
    • Price: $82 nightly, $91 total, Nov 22 - Nov 23, Total with taxes and fees
    • Review: Place was dirty. Took a shower and after walking around on the wood floors and went to put my socks on my feet were filthy. Some bugs in the bathroom area and when I mentioned to staff on the way out I got “it’s Florida, there’s bugs”

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    Things to do near Cedar Key

    Cedar Key offers a perfect getaway for outdoor enthusiasts, featuring stunning scenery and beach activities. Visitors can enjoy kayaking, explore local trails, and engage in various adventure sports. Family-friendly parks provide opportunities for relaxation and recreation, while the area's unique tourist destinations make it a must-visit spot for those seeking adventure and natural beauty.

    Shopping

    If you're up for a drive, Chiefland Farmers Flea Market, located 26 miles away, offers a vibrant atmosphere with a mix of local goods and unique finds. It's a great spot for souvenirs and gifts that capture the essence of the area.

    Recreation

    Explore Gulf Hammock State Wildlife Management Area, a serene escape 21 miles from Cedar Key. Immerse yourself in nature with hiking trails and birdwatching opportunities, perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation. The tranquil environment is ideal for mindfulness and connecting with the beauty of Florida's wildlife.

    Adventure

    Experience the great outdoors at Anderson's Landing, a campground 15 miles from Cedar Key, perfect for family adventures. Hike the scenic Felburn Park Trailhead, located 24 miles away, where breathtaking views and nature await. Embrace the adventure and create unforgettable memories in Cedar Key.

    Nightlife

    Cedar Key offers a charming nightlife with a laid-back atmosphere. Visit the Island Room for fresh seafood and cocktails, or head to the Big Deck for live music and stunning sunsets. Enjoy a relaxed evening at the local bars with friendly locals and great views of the Gulf.

    Find the best attractions in and around Cedar Key

    Cedar Key, Florida, is a charming destination perfect for outdoor and beach vacations. Visitors can explore scenic islands, national parks, and marinas while enjoying activities like visiting the Cedar Key Lighthouse and relaxing at Cedar Key City Park. With its lovely beaches and opportunities for adventure, Cedar Key caters to travelers seeking a memorable coastal experience.

    • Cedar Key Pier: Experience the laid-back charm of Cedar Key Pier, a perfect spot for outdoor adventures. Enjoy fishing, boating, or simply soaking up the sun while taking in stunning views of the water. This marina captures the essence of beach vibes, making it a must-visit for both relaxation and excitement.
    • Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge: Located a mile from Cedar Key, this pristine refuge offers a unique glimpse into Florida's diverse ecosystems. Explore trails and observe a variety of wildlife, including migratory birds, while enjoying tranquil surroundings that make it an ideal spot for nature lovers.
    • Southern Cross Sea Farms: Dive into the local aquaculture scene at Southern Cross Sea Farms, where you can learn about sustainable farming practices. Enjoy fresh seafood and the chance to understand the journey from ocean to table, all set against the backdrop of Cedar Key’s beautiful coastline.

    Best time to go to Cedar Key

    The best time to visit Cedar Key can depend on the weather and when visitor numbers rise and fall. The hottest average temperature in Cedar Key falls in July and August. August has slightly low visitor numbers and mostly sunny weather. The coolest average temperature in Cedar Key falls in January, visitor numbers are average and weather is mostly sunny with light rain.

    Tips to save on your trip to Cedar Key

    • Combine your flights, hotels and car rentals on Expedia—bundling can result in significant savings.
    • Consider traveling during the off-peak season (typically October to December) for more affordable package holidays to Cedar Key.
    • Use the Price per traveler filter on Expedia to find a package deal that suits your budget.
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    Frequently Asked Questions

    What's included in a Cedar Key vacation package?

    A Cedar Key vacation package lets you combine round-trip flights, a hotel stay, and a rental car for convenient travel. Many properties offer direct beach access, allowing you to easily enjoy Cedar Key's coastal environment. Many hotels also include free breakfast, and some properties may offer airport shuttle service to and from Tampa International Airport (TPA).


    Exactly what's included will vary by hotel and package, so it's worth reviewing the details before you confirm your booking.

    How can I save money on a Cedar Key vacation package?

    When you bundle, you can save up to 30%*. To save money on a Cedar Key package, consider traveling during the quieter months or be flexible with your dates to find more options. Bundling your flights and hotel together often unlocks savings compared to booking separately. *Members only. Savings vary.

    Is Cedar Key better suited for a beach vacation or a cultural trip?

    Cedar Key is primarily an outdoor and nature destination, offering a tranquil escape focused on its natural surroundings. A Cedar Key vacation is best suited for travelers seeking activities like exploring wildlife refuges and state parks, such as the Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge or Manatee Springs State Park.


    The area features accessible spots like City Beach for relaxation and scenic water views. For those interested in history, the Cedar Key Historical Society Museum provides insight into the area's past, including ancient artifacts found at Shell Mound, which dates back to 500 BC.


    Your Cedar Key vacation package can be customized to focus on these outdoor adventures, beach relaxation, or historical exploration.

    What are the top things to do in Cedar Key?

    A Cedar Key vacation offers a range of outdoor and nature-focused activities, perfect for exploring the Gulf Coast:


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    Do you need to rent a car in Cedar Key, or is public transport enough?

    For a Cedar Key vacation package, a rental car offers the most flexibility, especially if you plan to explore beyond the immediate island. While the entire island of Cedar Key can be walked in well under one hour, many of the area's outdoor and nature attractions are located a few miles away.


    A car allows easy access to places like Manatee Springs State Park, about 9 miles away, or the Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge, about 3 miles from central Cedar Key. For Cedar Key vacation packages with flights, having your own vehicle allows you to fully experience the natural beauty and various sights at your own pace, making it ideal for Cedar Key beach vacation packages that include excursions.

    Can I change or cancel my Cedar Key vacation package if my plans change?

    Yes, you can cancel your vacation package via your itinerary page on Expedia or by contacting customer service. Remember that some packages are fully refundable, but the details vary based on each unique booking. A fully refundable package may depend on how far out from the travel dates you're canceling and what airline you are traveling with.

    Do One Key members get extra savings when booking Cedar Key vacation packages?

    Yes, members who join our free One Key™ travel rewards program can instantly unlock additional savings and save 10% or more on over 500,000 stays worldwide with Member Prices and over 1 million car rentals.

    Does Expedia offer Book Now, Pay Later Cedar Key vacation packages?

    Yes, with Expedia's Book Now, Pay Later option, powered by Affirm, you can spread the cost of your Cedar Key vacation over 3, 6, or 12 months. With no late payment fees or hidden costs, it's easy to secure your ideal vacation package as soon as you spot it.

    How do I find last-minute vacation packages to Cedar Key?

    To find last-minute vacation packages to Cedar Key, explore the last-minute deals section for the latest package offers, including flights, departing in the coming weeks. Being flexible with your travel dates and hotel preferences can help you secure the best prices.

    How does free cancellation work on Cedar Key vacation packages?

    Free cancellation on a Cedar Key vacation package depends on the specific hotel and rate combination you book. Many bookings allow free cancellation up to a stated deadline (often a few days before travel) where eligible. Read the cancellation terms carefully when reviewing the package, and visit Expedia help center for further details.

    Is it cheaper to book a Cedar Key vacation as a package or separately?

    Booking flights and hotels together can unlock lower overall prices. Better still, you can tailor your Cedar Key getaway to match your exact preference. Pick your preferred flight time, select the hotel type and add a car rental. Explore our bundles to see how much you can save.

    Why should I book my Cedar Key vacation package with Expedia?

    Booking your vacation package on Expedia makes it easier to get more out of your trip from the start. With a wide choice of hotels, you can compare prices, reviews and amenities all in one place, then bundle your hotel with flights which could help you save even more. Flexible booking options on selected stays also make it easier to plan with confidence.

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