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An ideal place to unwind, the beautiful tropical islands of the Florida Keys are just simply breathtaking.
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A spectacular stretch of coastline with a string of over 100 miles of tropical islands, linked by a series of bridges. The proximity of the Caribbean has given the Keys a laid back, relaxed atmosphere. However each Key has its own different feel and uniqueness about it, which makes it an ideal area to explore and is perfect for a peaceful and relaxing holiday.
The Florida Keys are appealing to any visitor with its laid back attitude, excellent watersports, including swimming with dolphins, fishing, an interesting history, different cultures and of course it's unforgettable sunsets! Start your journey along the Keys in Key Largo, best known for its snorkelling, diving and kayaking. Next stop is Islamorada, Spanish for `Island Home' which boasts some of the world's most diverse sea life - a diver's dream! Duck Key is further south and is one of the smaller islands, famous for its environmentally sensitive approach to tourism. Last stop is Key West, the best known of all the Florida Keys which oozes charm and eccentricity. Only in Key West does the sun shine brightest when it sets! Pure heaven!
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KEY WEST One of the most tropical cities in America and the southernmost point in the USA, Key West exudes magnetism and magic and offers a wealth of history and nightlife. Visit Ernest Hemmingway's traditional Coach House and meet the descendants of his six toed cats! Duval Street has several bars and restaurants and for further fun, head to Mallory Square, Keys West's liveliest area which boasts street entertainers and sunset celebrations every night! KEY LARGO Superb scuba diving and watersports can be found on and around Key Largo. Mesmerising marine life including tropical fish and sea turtles are abundant in the sea surrounding Key Largo. Nearby John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park was the first waterpark in America. Housing an aquarium and museum it also offers trips to the `Christ of the Deep', a 4000 pound bronze statue which lies at the bottom of the sea. 76 ISLAMORADA Islamorada was named by Clara Mae Downey who fell in love with the island and built a hotel here. Today the hotel is called Cheeca Lodge and offers exclusive accommodation. Offering superb game fishing as well as good restaurants and activities for all the family. Children will love the Theatre of the Sea where they can see stingrays, sea lions and swim with dolphins. DINING Seafood is the speciality in the Florida Keys along with the famous `key lime pie', a sweet, tart dessert made with yellow key limes, sweetened condensed milk, eggs and sugar. Cuban and Spanish delicacies are also readily available. CAR HIRE Car hire is included in your Florida Keys holiday and is the best way to see these delightful collection of islands.
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