Welcome to all things Sea Hagg
We are in the process of updating the SEA HAGG website to share all the latest news as well as archive photos from the shop. We’ll be adding additional items for sale and keep you posted on the Sea Hagg Inn. Check out the new website pages when you have time and we hope you’ll follow us on facebook and Instagram.
2022 was full of surprises and positive things. The Sea Hagg Shop had never been busier and folks were excited to be venturing out again (post-pandemic). After 25 years the property sold and the shop closed in October. But that is not the end of the story…
There is still much going on “Somewhere in Cortez”.
If you haven’t been by The Sea Hagg in a while, stop in to say hello and to see our ever-changing selection of nauticals, antiques and curiosities. We have floor-to-ceiling, one-of-a-kind treasures including mermaids, local art, jewelry, furniture, lighting, garden statues and more… The perfect place to find that perfect Mother’s Day gift! See you soon!
Carl Fismer, affectionately dubbed “Fizz,” is a treasure hunter that has dived on some of the world’s most famous shipwrecks. He is often described as a real life underwater Indiana Jones. Carl is an active treasure hunter who travels the world looking for treasure and artifacts. He has worked with Mel Fisher on the world famous treasure ship, the Atocha. Carl is often called in as an expert on shipwrecks and treasures of the Spanish Main when producers and writers want to add realism to their productions. Don’t miss this once in a lifetime experience to gain knowledge from one of the leaders in treasure salvage!
Saturday, June 25th
We are open 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
that day so come early!
Also this weekend…
While you’re in Cortez, be sure to check out the
33rd Annual Cortez Commercial Fishing Festival,
Saturday and Sunday, February 14th & 15th.
This event always draws a crowd and benefits The Florida Institute for Saltwater Heritage (F.I.S.H.), a non-profit, grassroots organization established in 1991. F.I.S.H. is dedicated to the preservation of man-made and natural heritage of Florida’s maritime communities.
For more info, www.cortez-fish.org.
Worth checking out…
The Sea Hagg is a nautical and curiosity shop owned by Jan Holman, and is located in the historic fishing village of Cortez, Florida.
STAFF PHOTO / THOMAS BENDER
Also this weekend…
While you’re in Cortez, be sure to check out the 32nd Annual Cortez Commercial Fishing Festival, Saturday and Sunday, February 15th & 16th.
This event always draws a crowd and benefits The Florida Institute for Saltwater Heritage (F.I.S.H.), a non-profit, grassroots organization established in 1991. F.I.S.H. is dedicated to the preservation of man-made and natural heritage of Florida’s maritime communities. For more info, http://www.cortez-fish.org
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