Key Largo
Key Largo is the just an hour's drive from the Miami on the east coast of Florida and it offers a taste of everything. The Everglades which are very close to Key Largo, feature extraordinary wildlife viewing and kayaking. The southern edge of the island has incredible fishing and diving off a the large, living reef. You will find the world's most experienced captains offering charters for fishing and diving, along with golf at Cheeca Lodge and many other resorts.
Vagabond Charters
MM99, Key Largo Fisheries
Key Largo, FL 33037
Phone: 305-948-4488
whereisthevagabond.com
Marathon
The Island of Marathon is another gem in the middle of this spectacular chain of islands. It too has a host of attractions that include fishing, snorkeling, SCUBA diving and more ocean faring activities. But it also features Sombrero Beach a glistening white sandy beach and Crane Point, a tropical forest that features a museum and old colonial home.
Crane Point Museum, Nature Center & Historic Site
5550 Overseas Highway
Mile Marker 50.5, Bayside
Marathon, FL 33050
(305) 743-9100
cranepoint.net
Key West
Key West is one of the most historic areas of the island chain. You can enjoy the heritage and history of its centuries old buildings, or visit the home of Ernest Hemmingway. There are dozens of cafes, shops and restaurants to visit on the main strip as well as championship golf at the Key West Golf Club.
Key West Golf Club
6450 E. College Road
Stock Island, FL 33040
305-294-5232
keywestgolf.com
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