The best Golf Cart Tours in Cedar Key, FL
Cedar Key’s waterfront and surrounding channels have long been popular with anglers, photographers and visitors looking for Gulf views. Because Cedar Key has experienced significant storm damage and rebuilding in recent years, pier access can change. Always check current City or County information and posted signs before planning around a specific pier.
The City of Cedar Key identifies the Big Dock as a favorite fishing spot and maintains waterfront access around the marina and public spaces. Other fishing access exists around the Cedar Keys area, including the Number Four Bridge area outside the island.
Do not rely on an old travel article or review to determine whether a particular Cedar Key pier is open. Storm damage has affected waterfront infrastructure. For example, Levy County announced in April 2025 that the Number Four boat ramp had reopened after temporary repairs while its fishing pier remained closed at that time. Check current official information before making a special trip.
Cedar Key’s waters support recreational fishing as well as a working waterfront of commercial clammers, oystermen, crabbers and fishermen. Even if you do not fish, the marina and waterfront are great places to understand how closely the island is connected to the Gulf.
Combine the waterfront with our things to do in Cedar Key guide or our Cedar Key day trip itinerary. To learn more about the people and events that shaped the island, consider the Cedar Key History Tour. If you are interested in Cedar Key’s modern working waterfront, our Cedar Key Clam Farm Experience is also being developed as a specialty experience.
This is an independent visitor guide from Cedar Key Golf Cart Tours. Waterfront access and pier conditions can change, particularly after storms, so verify current conditions before visiting.