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Florida Keys

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This archipelago is famous for its crystal clear waters, beautiful coral reefs, sun-soaked beaches, and laid-back island lifestyle.

 

The Florida Keys, a stunning archipelago stretching off the southern tip of Florida, boast a rich and diverse history that spans centuries. Originally inhabited by the Calusa and Tequesta Native American tribes, the Keys were first explored by Spanish conquistadors in the 16th century, including the notable Juan Ponce de León. Over time, the islands evolved from a strategic Spanish outpost to a hub of maritime activity, with settlers, shipwrecks, and treasure hunters all playing roles in their storied past.

 

Today, the Keys are celebrated not only for their historical significance but also for their vibrant culture, unique ecosystems, and picturesque landscapes. This coral cay chain, extending from Key Largo in the north to Key West in the south, represents a remarkable blend of natural beauty and historical intrigue, making it a compelling destination for visitors from around the globe.

 

WHAT TO LOVE

  • Key West: Known for many things, including its beaches, architecture, nightlife, and cultural delights.
  • Weather & Beaches: Warm weather all year round and close to the ocean with beautiful white sand beaches.
  • Coral reefs: The Keys are home to incredible coral reefs with over 600 species of fish.

 

LOCAL LIFESTYLE

One of America's most unique motor journeys, the scenic 110-mile Overseas Highway combines ocean views, 42 bridges, natural wonders and history like no other place. Each region of the Keys has its own unique character, worlds away from big cities and theme parks.

 

Discover one of them, some of them or all of them.

 

KEY LARGO
Just an hour's drive from Miami International Airport, Key Largo is the longest and first island in the chain, bordered by Florida Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Visitors embrace the island's marine connections through activities like scuba diving, snorkeling, and sport fishing. On land, explore nature trails, a wild bird rehabilitation center, and the renowned John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, the first underwater preserve in the U.S.

 

ISLAMORADA
This cozy village comprises Windley Key, Upper and Lower Matecumbe Keys. History comes alive on Indian Key and the lush Lignumvitae Key. Known as the Sport-Fishing Capital of the World, Islamorada boasts a large fleet of charter boats and offers eco-tours, water sports, and scenic ocean views. Dining options range from upscale to quirky, ensuring there's something for everyone.

 

MARATHON
Located at the midpoint of the Florida Keys, Marathon is a family-friendly destination featuring golf, pristine beaches, and water sports like kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding. Visit Crane Point Hammock for its historical significance or relax on the picturesque Sombrero Beach. Enjoy breathtaking views from Bahia Honda Bridge and discover the area's rich natural beauty.

 

KEY WEST
The southernmost city in the U.S. and closer to Cuba than Miami, Key West is famous for its vibrant sunset celebrations at Mallory Square, where locals and visitors enjoy live performances and local cuisine. The nightlife offers various upscale restaurants and live music venues, while art enthusiasts can explore galleries and theaters showcasing local talent. Enjoy the diverse cultural experiences that make Key West truly unique.

 

 

DINING, ENTERTAINMENT & SHOPPING

DINING

Fresh Seafood: The Keys are famous for their fresh seafood. Restaurants like Conch Republic Seafood Company in Key West offer local delicacies such as conch fritters, grouper sandwiches, and stone crab.

Fine Dining: For upscale dining, consider Latitudes on Sunset Key, known for its beautiful sunset views and gourmet dishes. Seven Fish in Key West is also a great option, offering a creative take on seafood.

Casual Eats: If you're looking for something more casual, try Hogfish Bar & Grill on Stock Island, which serves delicious, laid-back seafood dishes in a relaxed atmosphere.

Local Flavor: Don't miss trying the Cuban sandwich or a Key Lime Pie at iconic spots like Kermit's Key West Key Lime Shoppe.

 

Entertainment

Live Music: The Keys have a vibrant music scene, particularly in Key West. Venues like Sloppy Joe’s and The Green Parrot showcase local bands and provide a lively atmosphere.

Water Sports: Enjoy a variety of water activities, from snorkeling and scuba diving in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary to paddle boarding and fishing.

Festivals: Throughout the year, the Keys host various festivals, such as the Fantasy Fest in Key West, which features parades, costumes, and parties.

Historical Tours: Explore the rich history of the Keys with a visit to the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum or take a ghost tour to discover the spooky side of Key West.

 

Shopping

Local Artisans: Key West is home to numerous galleries and shops selling unique art and handmade crafts. Visit Gallery on Greene or Key West Pottery for locally crafted items.

Souvenir Shops: Find the perfect keepsake at shops like The Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory Gift Shop or Shipwreck Museum Store for a mix of souvenirs.

Clothing and Accessories: Explore local boutiques like Islander Watersports or Sundry’s for beachwear, accessories, and unique apparel.

Farmers Markets: Check out local farmers' markets, like the one in Key West on Wednesdays, to find fresh produce, local goods, and handcrafted items.

 

The Florida Keys' combination of fresh seafood, lively entertainment, and unique shopping experiences makes it a perfect destination for foodies, adventure-seekers, and shoppers alike. Whether you're exploring the vibrant streets of Key West or enjoying a quiet meal with an ocean view, you're sure to find something special in this picturesque region.


THINGS TO DO

The Florida Keys offer a variety of activities that cater to all interests, from outdoor adventures to relaxation. Here are some popular things to do in the Florida Keys:

 

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving: Explore the underwater beauty of the coral reefs in places like John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park in Key Largo, and the Dry Tortugas National Park.

Fishing: The waters around the Keys are known for sport fishing. You can charter a boat for deep-sea fishing or try your luck at fishing from the shore.

Kayaking and Paddleboarding: Rent a kayak or paddleboard to explore the mangroves and crystal-clear waters. The serene environment is perfect for spotting wildlife.

Visit Key West: Explore the vibrant streets of Key West, visit the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum, and take a picture at the southernmost point buoy. Don’t miss the sunset celebrations at Mallory Square.

Biking: Rent a bike in places like Key West or Big Pine Key and ride the scenic trails that connect the islands.

Enjoy the Beaches: Relax on the beautiful beaches like Sombrero Beach in Marathon or Smathers Beach in Key West. 

Wildlife Watching: Take a day trip to the National Key Deer Refuge to see the endangered Key deer and other local wildlife.

Sunset Cruises: Enjoy a romantic sunset cruise with views of the Gulf of Mexico, often accompanied by live music and refreshments.

Visit Historic Sites: Check out the Old Stone Fort in Key West, the Historic Lighthouse, and the many art galleries scattered throughout the Keys.

Dining: Savor the local seafood at renowned restaurants. Don't forget to try conch fritters, Key lime pie, and fresh catch of the day.

Water Sports: Besides snorkeling and diving, try jet skiing, parasailing, or paddleboarding in the calm waters of the Atlantic.

Visit Dry Tortugas National Park: Take a ferry or seaplane to this remote park known for its historic Fort Jefferson, stunning snorkeling, and pristine beaches.

Explore the Seven Mile Bridge: Drive or bike across this iconic bridge, which offers stunning views of the ocean.

Attend Festivals and Events: Depending on the time of year, enjoy local festivals such as the Key West Food & Wine Festival or the Underwater Music Festival.

Relax in a Hammock: Sometimes, the best thing to do is simply relax in a hammock by the beach, soaking in the sun and the sounds of the ocean.

 

The Florida Keys have something for everyone, whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural experiences. Enjoy your trip and contact us for all of your real estate needs!

 

SCHOOLS

Schools in Key West offer a unique blend of education enhanced by the vibrant local culture and proximity to the natural beauty of the Florida Keys.

 

  • The Academy at Ocean Reef
  • Ocean Studies Charter School
  • College of the Florida Keys

 

 

 

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