Isla Bella Beach Resort, an eco-luxury oceanfront destination in the Florida Keys, has announced its official Silver sponsorship of Bonefish & Tarpon Trust (BTT). This new partnership underscores Isla Bella’s commitment to environmental responsibility, conservation-minded tourism, and the preservation of the extraordinary marine ecosystems that underpin the Florida Keys’ world-class flats fishery.
“As a resort rooted in the Keys, it is our responsibility to protect the waters and habitats that define this region,” said Justin Nels, Regional Managing Director of Isla Bella Beach Resort. “Partnering with Bonefish & Tarpon Trust allows us to help preserve the local fisheries that are vital to the health of our environment, the strength of our community, and the unforgettable experiences our guests travel to Isla Bella to enjoy.”
Isla Bella Beach Resort sprawls across 24 lush oceanfront acres on Knights Key in Marathon, Florida—midway between Key West and Key Largo—framing over a mile of pristine white-sand shoreline with sweeping cerulean views. This luxurious, four‑diamond retreat features 199 nautically‑inspired guestrooms and suites, each designed with floor‑to‑ceiling glass, and spacious ocean‑view terraces, Guests have their pick of five oceanfront pools—including a 4,500 sq ft centerpiece pool—multiple onsite dining venues like the Polynesian‑inspired Mahina, Sushi Cabana, Beach Bar, and Marketplace Café, a full‑service spa (4,000 sq ft, five treatment rooms), plus a 1,000 sq ft fitness center.
“As an organization founded in the Florida Keys almost 30 years ago, Bonefish & Tarpon Trust greatly appreciates Isla Bella’s support of our efforts to conserve the region’s world-renowned flats fishery and the vital habitats that sustain it,” said Jim McDuffie, BTT President and CEO.
Isla Bella Beach Resort is deeply committed to environmental stewardship and community engagement in the Florida Keys. Isla Bella’s sustainability initiatives encompass a wide range of activities aimed at preserving local ecosystems and promoting responsible tourism. The resort partners with organizations such as the Conch Republic Marine Army, Save Our Key Deer, and Save-A-Turtle to support ocean cleanups, protect endangered species, and restore coastal habitats. Guests can participate in complimentary ocean cleanup excursions, and the resort has adopted a manatee through the Save the Manatee Club. Additionally, Isla Bella implements eco-friendly practices like seaweed composting, beekeeping for pollination, and the installation of refillable water stations to reduce plastic waste.
Isla Bella’s guests can enjoy a vibrant mix of relaxation and adventure. From morning beach yoga and biking to a marina facilitating kayaking, snorkeling, and guided flats fishing charters, Isla Bella caters to both serene and high-energy pursuits. Anglers can chase the grand slam species on nearby flats while scuba enthusiasts can dive at more than 30 nearby sites, including Sombrero Reef and wrecks like the Thunderbolt.
Learn more at: www.islabellabeachresort.com