Things to Do in Key West and The Florida Keys

Key West and the Florida Keys is a watersports enthusiasts Paradise! Florida keys kayaking is a popular way to see enjoy the water surrounding these islands - and anglers from around the world come for the fishing - from big game deep sea fishing off Key West to the excitement of light tackle on the backcountry flats! Below the seas, divers SCUBA and snorkel the reefs -- and there are charters for visitors who want a chance to swim with wild dolphins. Whatever you want to do, there are so many attractions in Key West and the Florida Keys, you are sure to have the time of your life.

Favorite Restaurants

• Michael's - Gourmet, elegant, delicious.
• Rooftop Cafe - Wonderful ambiance and food.
• Seven Fish - Off the beaten path, truly distinctive cuisine.
• Alonzo's Oyster Bar - Waterfront, excellent seafood.

Convinced this is the Place to Live?

If you've fallen in love with the Florida Keys or Key West, you may be ready to buy your own piece of Paradise. Whether it's a second home or a year round place in the sun, Realtor, Joanne Allen, who offers Shark Key, Key West waterfront estates and homes for sale.

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While you are looking to build your own Florida Keys Modular Home you will need a place to stay. Perhaps a Key West Hotel or a vacation rental in Key West or the middle Florida Keys or a waterfront vacation rental in Key Colony Beach? For the ultimate in luxury: an Ocean Reef luxury rental in Key Largo. Vacation home owners can get a free listing for their keys vacation rental here.

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Want to take a piece of Key West home? You'll find wonderful gourmet foods, key lime pies, cookies & confections, coffee, tea and gifts at Baby's Coffee, Mile Marker 15.

Florida Keys History: Now called the American Caribbean and a haven for fisherman, Jimmy Buffet fans and snowbirds, the island chain has captured the imagination of Americans since the early 1800s when pirates, ship wreckers and Indians populated the islands and surrounding waters. Early settlers got very rich ... as a matter of fact, Key West was once the richest town (per capita) in the United States. Key West's colorful history has left interesting architecture, legends of ghosts, and museums full of pirate booty. For more on the early keys history, visit the Historical Preservation Society of the Upper Keys.

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