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Florida Keys
Fast Facts
- Location: Located in the southeast part of the United States, starting at the southeastern tip of the Florida peninsula, 15 miles south of Miami and continues till Key West.
- Attraction Type: Archipelago.
- Significance: Wonderful beaches and a range of activities including diving, snorkeling, fishing, boating, sailing and kayaking.
- Best time to Visit: December through May.
- Visiting Hours: During daytime and evening.
- How to Reach: Though you can directly fly into Key West International Airport or else, into the Marathon Airport, there is another popular alternative that you go for. You also can fly into Miami or Fort Lauderdale and then rent a car to reach Florida Keys.
- Nearest Airport: Key West International Airport (EYW).
It's a perfect tropical retreat from the stress. Yes, we are talking about the vacation in the one of the most amazing archipelagos in the world – Florida Keys. Known for its tropical nature, wonderful pristine beaches, amazing attractions, and a host of exciting activities like scuba diving, snorkeling, fishing, boating, sailing, and kayaking, Florida Keys is truly a paradise for the tourists, no matter where they are from. To add with these, the world-famous underwater marine park, known as John Pennkamp Coral Reef State Park has made it a must-see destination for the travelers.
Located in the southeast part of the United States, starting at the southeastern tip of the Florida peninsula, 15 miles south of Miami and continues till Key West, Florida Keys has around 1,700 islands that lie along the Florida Straits, spanning over 110 miles and are connected by bridges and causeways. Some of the most popular islands of Florida Keys could be described as Key West, Key Largo, Islamorada, Marathon Key, and Big Pine Key etc.
Things to Do
There are plenty of islands to visit in Florida Keys. You can start your visit from Key Largo. Many others also prefer to start their visit from Key West.
Key Largo:
This island is known as one of the most sought-after destinations for the diving. The crystalline waters and living coral reef have made this island a diver's paradise. The island is also the home to world-famous underwater marine park, John Pennkamp Coral Reef State Park.
Key West:
It is arguably the most popular among all the Florida Keys islands. This island is full of fun and activities. The beauty of it is just unforgettable. Explore it to its fullest – from Ghost Tours and historical homes to Pirate museums and a host of adventure activities including diving and fishing.
Islamorada:
This island is located south of Key Largo and is known for world-class sport fishing. So, if you love fishing, this could well be your destination. Fishing tournaments are also organized here every year. You can also go for offshore sport fishing.
Marathon Key:
It is known as the heart of the Florida Keys. This island is the best for you if you are looking forward to a relaxing vacation resort.
Big Pine Key:
Love boating? Big Pine is surely your destination. Not only that, you can also go for diving and snorkeling at Big Pine Key.
Accommodation
Azul Del Mar
104300 Overseas Highway
Key Largo, FL 33037
Tel: +1-305-451-0337
Fax: +1-305-451-0339
Alexander Palms Court
715 South Street
Key West, FL 33040
Tel: +1-305-296-6413
Fax: +1-305-292-3975
Pelican Cove Resort
84457 Old Overseas Hwy
Islamorada, FL 33036
Tel: +1-305-664-4435
Fax: +1-305-664-5134
Related Links :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ees6ys3SLoI: Check out the wonderful beauty of the Coral Reefs at Florida Keys in this exquisite travel video. Enjoy!
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