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Just
1 hour south of Miami lies the 125-mile stretch of islands
known as the Florida Keys, Florida’s own Caribbean Islands.
The Florida Keys are home of the nation’s only living
coral reefs, as well as crystal-clear turquoise water, and
a tropical climate with breezy warm days and balmy nights
365 days a year. You’ll feel like you’ve arrived
in the Caribbean rather than the southernmost point of the
USA. The Keys are truly a holiday to remember forever; you’ll
experience spectacular sunsets, delight in the wonderful restaurants,
enjoy a nightlife for all tastes and for a short time live
the unique, laid-back Florida Keys lifestyle. What you won’t
find is high rises, or rush and bustle. |
KEY
LARGO
Key Largo, the very first island in the Florida Keys, is known
as the “Dive Capital of the World.” Key Largo
is home to America’s most dazzling underwater parks
and coral reefs, to Bogie and Bacall and the “African
Queen.” Key Largo also offers the world’s best
snorkelling, diving, fishing, and swimming with the dolphins.
While Miami is located 45 minutes away, it is a completely
different world from the Mainland. |
ISLAMORADA
Islamorada lies 20 miles south of Key Largo, and is heralded
as the “Sportfishing Capital of the World.” Its
reefs are also a favorite for snorkelling and diving, too.
Meeting the charter fishing boats each afternoon with their
catch of the day is a popular pastime. Islamorada is a wonderful
town to wander; you’ll find Islamorada’s arts
and craft stores full of island treasures. |
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KEY
WEST
Key West, home of Hemingway, pirates, treasure hunters,
artists and writers, is a small town only 2 miles by 4 miles
in size, yet there is an abundance of activities and history.
Key West’s Old Town’s narrow streets are a charming
pageant of gingerbread houses, white picket fences and tropical
foliage. Key West’s Duval Street is the town’s
bustling hub, with an odd and interesting assortment of
shops, restaurants, saloons and bars, and colorful residents.
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“The fabulous Florida
Keys: You’ll want to stay forever”
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