Holiday Isle Resort and Marina weekly happenings blog is back!! Thank you for your patience while we underwent some revisions. Much has happened while the blog was on hiatus. The Resort has received a major facelift as you can see from the pictures in this post. Everything is white, fresh looking, cleaned up, and our beach has been revived with 'tons' of sand. We are very excited about the positive direction of the resort and invite you all to 'stop in and say hello'!!!UPCOMING EVENTS: Sundays, March 14, 21, and 28 2010, there will be the annual Holiday Isle Spring Break Bikini Contests. Contests will begin at 2:00 pm each Sunday, so grab your friends and come view the beauty(s) of Holiday Isle Resort and Marina.
The Tower Building with a new fresh coat of paint left and below.
On February 18, 19, and 20, 2010, the Florida Powerboat Club (FPC) returned to the 'Isle' for their annual getaway. They visit our Marina and Resort every year the first weekend after the Miami Boat Show with their array of 'colorful' powerboats. Sixty-six boats made the trip this year, including the 'Bat Boat' at left, complete with painted detail of Batman' and Gotham City.
Several booths were set up for the show, and this MTI 'Cat' was an eyecatcher for all visitors.
At right, Stu Jones, President of the Florida Powerboat Club poses for 'our' camera after doing a photo shoot of the 'Girls of the FPC' segment of his FPC magazine.
The Marina was a 'Sea of Color'!!!
At right, another beautiful boat of the FPC was the 'Red Corvette' boat. The boat is made with actual corvette parts and is a beauty to behold. At left, a beautiful yacht that visited the Marina prior to the FPC's arrival.
Valentine's Day weekend was a buzz with visitors who enjoyed the annual Holiday Isle Resort Sweetheart Arts and Crafts Festival with handmade jewelry, clothing, glass art, artists, handmade instruments, and much, much more.
On Saturday, February 13, in conjunction with the Arts and Crafts Festival, Holiday held a 'silent auction' for Haitian Relief. It was a great success!!
J.R. Reeder and Iwalani returned to the stage at the Tiki Bar for the first time in years to perform for Haitian Relief. 'Billy' from Connecticut joined in the fun with the Hawaiian Balls!! Great job Billy!
J.R. and Iwalani thrilled the crowd with Hawaiian Dance and J.R.'s Rhythm and Blues music.
An artisan from the Crafts Festival, Eddie Osborne, relaxes in the sun amid his array of handmade african instruments.
A unique craft.....handcarved and painted coconuts fashioned into Tropical Fish!!!
A big hit at the Festival was crafter and 'glassblower' Jay McIver with his unique tropical items fashioned from glass.
In December of 2009, the Miami Dade Police Officer's Run was held at Holiday Isle Resort. Hundreds of Police Officers on motorcycles rolled into Holiday Isle for their annual run.
On November 18, 2009, the Nascar Racer's Invitational Fishing Tournament awards banquet was held at the Tiki Bar at Holiday Isle Resort. The event was catered by Bonefish Grill. At right is Joe Balash and his wife Tammy who fished the event. Joe is the Nationwide Series Director for Nascar. The event was sponsored by AFLAC.
On November 7, 2009, 'Corvettes in Paradise' made their annual trek to Holiday Isle and again the Resort was a sea of color.
Old and new corvettes lined the parking lot. At right, a vintage 'orange' corvette.
As the sun sets on another week (and pelican) at Holiday Isle Resort and Marina, we bid you adieu until next week. Visit our website at http://www.holidayisle.com/ and make your plans to join in the fun and activities at a truly unique resort in beautiful Islamorada, in the Florida Keys!!! Until next week...............
At right, Stu Jones, President of the Florida Powerboat Club poses for 'our' camera after doing a photo shoot of the 'Girls of the FPC' segment of his FPC magazine.
The Marina was a 'Sea of Color'!!!
At right, another beautiful boat of the FPC was the 'Red Corvette' boat. The boat is made with actual corvette parts and is a beauty to behold. At left, a beautiful yacht that visited the Marina prior to the FPC's arrival.
Valentine's Day weekend was a buzz with visitors who enjoyed the annual Holiday Isle Resort Sweetheart Arts and Crafts Festival with handmade jewelry, clothing, glass art, artists, handmade instruments, and much, much more.
On Saturday, February 13, in conjunction with the Arts and Crafts Festival, Holiday held a 'silent auction' for Haitian Relief. It was a great success!!
J.R. Reeder and Iwalani returned to the stage at the Tiki Bar for the first time in years to perform for Haitian Relief. 'Billy' from Connecticut joined in the fun with the Hawaiian Balls!! Great job Billy!
J.R. and Iwalani thrilled the crowd with Hawaiian Dance and J.R.'s Rhythm and Blues music.
An artisan from the Crafts Festival, Eddie Osborne, relaxes in the sun amid his array of handmade african instruments.
A unique craft.....handcarved and painted coconuts fashioned into Tropical Fish!!!
A big hit at the Festival was crafter and 'glassblower' Jay McIver with his unique tropical items fashioned from glass.
In December of 2009, the Miami Dade Police Officer's Run was held at Holiday Isle Resort. Hundreds of Police Officers on motorcycles rolled into Holiday Isle for their annual run.
On November 18, 2009, the Nascar Racer's Invitational Fishing Tournament awards banquet was held at the Tiki Bar at Holiday Isle Resort. The event was catered by Bonefish Grill. At right is Joe Balash and his wife Tammy who fished the event. Joe is the Nationwide Series Director for Nascar. The event was sponsored by AFLAC.
On November 7, 2009, 'Corvettes in Paradise' made their annual trek to Holiday Isle and again the Resort was a sea of color.
Old and new corvettes lined the parking lot. At right, a vintage 'orange' corvette.
As the sun sets on another week (and pelican) at Holiday Isle Resort and Marina, we bid you adieu until next week. Visit our website at http://www.holidayisle.com/ and make your plans to join in the fun and activities at a truly unique resort in beautiful Islamorada, in the Florida Keys!!! Until next week...............
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