Places to Explore In The Florida Keys

Bahia Honda Key

All of Bahia Honda Key is devoted to its eponymous state park, which keeps it in a pristine state. Besides the park’s outdoor activities, it...

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• 1 Hotels
• 4 Things To Do

Big Pine Key

Welcome to the Keys’ most natural holdout, where wildlife refuges protect rare and endangered animals. Here you have left behind the commercialism of the Upper...

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• 2 Hotels
• 1 Things To Do

Conch Key

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Conch Key and Duck Key

Duck Key holds one of the region's nicest marina resorts, Hawks Cay, plus a boating-oriented residential community...

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• 1 Hotels
• 1 Things To Do

Dry Tortugas National Park

The Dry Tortugas lie in the central time zone. Key West Seaplane pilots like to tell their passengers that they land 15 minutes before they...

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Grassy Key

Local lore has it that this sleepy little key was named not for its vegetation—mostly native trees and shrubs—but for an early settler by the...

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• 2 Hotels
• 2 Things To Do

Islamorada

Early settlers named this key after their schooner, Island Home, but to make it sound more romantic they translated it into Spanish: Isla Morada. The...

• 12 Restaurants
• 10 Hotels
• 23 Things To Do

Key Largo

The first of the Upper Keys reachable by car, 30-mile-long Key Largo is the largest island in the chain. Key Largo—named Cayo Largo ("Long Key")...

• 16 Restaurants
• 12 Hotels
• 15 Things To Do

Key West

Situated 150 miles from Miami and 90 miles from Havana, this end-of-the-line community has never been like anywhere else. Even after it was connected to...

• 34 Restaurants
• 32 Hotels
• 54 Things To Do

Little Torch Key

Little Torch Key and its neighbor islands, Ramrod Key and Summerland Key, are good jumping-off points for divers headed for Looe Key Reef. The islands...

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Long Key

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• 4 Things To Do

Marathon

New Englanders founded this former fishing village in the early 1800s. The community on Vaca Key subsequently served as a base for pirates, salvagers (also...

• 8 Restaurants
• 4 Hotels
• 6 Things To Do