Home to the world’s largest artificial reef, locals call Key Largo ‘the diving capital of the world’
The sun shines brightest as it sets - on this historic sea fairing island
Florida Keys Information

The Florida Keys - that's the collective name for the row of tiny islands that make up the southern most tip of the USA. You might be familiar with Key Largo, or Key West, but there are over 100 islands making up the Keys, all joined together by an amazing 126 miles of road and 42 huge bridges.

A tourist, diving, and sport fishing Mecca drawing over a million visitors each year, daytime temperatures in the Florida Keys are pleasantly affected by ocean breezes that keep temperatures moderate year-round. There is no natural beach. The offshore reef eliminates the surf action needed to carry in the sand and the shore is sharp with coral shards.

Key West is a lovely old historic town. There's a combination of interesting architecture, wonderful restaurants, and bars to explore. Then there are those Florida sunsets, exciting air boat rides, the snorkelling and diving!

Famous For
Everglades Alligator Farm
Hemingway Home and Museum
Key West Aquarium
Mallory Square Key West
Mel Fisher Maritime Museum
Getting there information

All Ocean-Florida flights are with either major airlines - Virgin Atlantic, British Midland International, American Airlines, United Airlines - or household name charters - My Travel, Thomas Cook, Air Atlanta, and so on - who take you direct to Sanford, Orlando.

 
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