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About the Florida Keys
Below you will find a little synopsis of the Florida Keys
and some of our favorite places to visit. If you will like to know more about
the keys and it's history, visit the Historical Preservation Society of the
Upper Keys, Mile Markers and the Wikipedia search FLorida Keys. See the the
following links:
Wikipedia/Florida_Keys
keys History
Mile-Markers
To find out more about events, Florida Keys culture and
more check out the Monroe County Tourist Development Council website below:
www.fla-keys.com/
Local Weather
Florida Keys Map
Key Largo is the gate to
the Florida Keys. Key Largo provides a myriad of activities for
the entire family. Among them are diving, snorkeling, bird watching, backcountry
and deep sea fishing, eco-tours, kayaking, sunset cruises, state parks, and much
more.
 Places
to visit:
Key Largo Hammock
John Pennekamp Coral
Reef State Park
Florida Keys
National Marine Sanctuary
Dolphins Plus
"African Queen" World Famous Boat
"On Golden Pond" Chris Craft
Everglades National Park
(nearby)
Diver Sites:
Guide to Florida Keys
Diving
Reef Relief
Spiegel
Grove
Tavernier
Nestled between Key Largo and
Islamorada, Tavernier has a quaint small town feeling. Relax by the beautiful
turquoise waters!
Florida Keys Wild Bird
Center
Harry Harris County Park
Islamorada
Village of Islands is composed of four islands, Plantation
Key, Windley Key, Upper Matecumbe and Lower Matecumbe. Also known as "THE
FISHING CAPITAL OF THE WORLD" Islamorada is the place for deep sea and
backcountry fishing.
Places to visit:
Islamorada Founders Park
Hurricane Monument
Windley
Key Fossil State Park
Indian
Key Historic Site
Lignumvitae Key
San Pedro Underwater Archeological Preserve
Theater of the Sea
Robbie's of Islamorada
History
of Diving Museum
Fishing Sites:
Fishing Licenses Online
Marine Weather
NOAA
Marathon and the Lower Keys
Places to visit:
Museum of
Natural History and the Nature Center of Crane Point Hammock
Dolphin Research Center
The Turtle Hospital
Bahia Honda State Park
Key Deer
Sea Camp
Pigeon Key
The Florida Keys
Ocean Science Center at Pigeon Key
Key West
"THE SOUTHERNMOST CITY IN THE CONTINENTAL US".
Places
to visit:
The Southern Most Point Bouy
Fort Jefferson/Dry Tortugas
Florida Keys Eco-Discovery Center
Ernest Hemingway Home
and Museum
Flagler Station
Mel Fisher's Maritime
Heritage Museum
The Key West
Heritage House Museum and Robert Frost Cottage
The Audubon House and
Tropical Gardens
Sunset Daily Celebration at Mallory Square
Other Links:
Local Newspapers:
Upper Keys
Reporter
The Free Press
Angelika
Clothing Boutique
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