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The Florida Keys are famous for harboring such historical luminaries as playwright Tennessee Williams, novelist Ernest Hemingway, and bird-chronicler John James Audubon. In truth, aspiring artists continue to be drawn to the Keys. They come not just for the spectacular sunsets and stunning wildlife but for the free-spirited way of life embodied by the Keys.
Our coral formations are famous for their abundance of fish, from impressive schools of blue-striped grunts to toothy green moray eels. The U.S. government established the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary to protect our marine habitat.
Once you visit the Keys, you’ll see why some of the some of the most renowned dive photographers and writers in the world make this their home base.
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The Florida Keys stretch south of Miami into the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico. Key Largo, Islamorada, Marathon, Big Pine and the Lower Keys and Key West are just some of the places to visit on vacation in the Florida Keys. There are attractions for everyone including world class fishing, wreck and reef diving, eco tours and kayaking, or if you just want to kick back and relax, that's what the Florida Keys are all about. There's plenty of places to stay, you are sure to find one to fit the romance of your honeymoon or weekend getaway to a complete family vacation.
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