It's also the launching point for the Seven Mile Bridge, often referred to as the 8th Wonder of the World. The bridge drops you onto Big Pine Key and Bahia Honda State Park. The former is great for fishing and the latter is where you'll find one of America's best beaches.
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You can also fly from Aberdeen or Edinburgh on one of our partner airlines.
Take a guided tour or join them in releasing rehabilitated turtles back into the ocean. It's a fascinating and unique opportunity, so one not to miss out on whilst you're here.
No need to be scared, go ahead and take a drive across whilst admiring the glistening blue waters, and explore even more that the Keys has to offer.
The Florida Keys is mostly water. It’s why you’re there. Whether you prefer swimming, fishing, sailing, water sports, diving, snorkelling, kayaking or simply paddling, make sure you make the most of the wonderfully warm waters.
This has to be a must-see (or must-munch). The Marathon Seafood festival rolls into town in early March and is two days of pure indulgence, celebrating everything from luxurious lobsters to shrimp and wild tuna. It’s a real party, with children’s entertainers, street stalls and, of course, some seriously good seafood around every corner.
If you hadn't already guessed, seafood is pretty popular in the Florida Keys. Keys Fisheries is where you'll find the freshest marine-based meals in the whole of Florida.
Voted one of the best beaches in the USA, this is a perfect place to grab a picnic and relax.
This is one of the best-kept beach secrets in the Florida Keys. With free parking, a picnic pavilion, children’s playground, volleyball court, restrooms and showers, you've got everything you need for a family beach day. The sandy strip is a perfect perch for sunning and snorkelling.
Yes. You'll need to obtain approval no less than 72 hours prior to travel to the US via the ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorisation (ESTA) scheme.
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From Miami, Key Largo is 55 miles, Islamorada is 72 miles, Duck Key is 100 miles, Key Vaca is 104 miles and Key West is 160 miles. Locations in the Keys can be pinpointed by the use of 'mile markers', which denote the distance in miles from Key West.
