A must is the "History of Diving Museum" at mm 83 in Islamorada...I'll post some pic's when I download my images later...Inexpensive and super informative....we stopped by there yesterday when we were blown out from the cold front
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Hello all.
We are not big partiers, so that is not a priority, but if it is a must go we will try it out. While in Key West we are staying just off of Duval Street. Any tips or pointers about getting around downtown, dining etc.? We are looking to have a nice diner there Tuesday night and make it to the sunset. Any suggestions on driving, parking, accesses, etc.?
A must is the "History of Diving Museum" at mm 83 in Islamorada...I'll post some pic's when I download my images later...Inexpensive and super informative....we stopped by there yesterday when we were blown out from the cold front
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Thanks so much
Becky
Lots to do here if you get blown out. No reservations are necessary just drop in. (except swimming with the dolphins) In Big Pine hit a road on the bayside (right side) going down and check out the Key Deer. They are thier early in the morning and in the evening walking all over the place. Please be careful when driving as they walk out in front of your car.
If you rent a house in Big Pine they will be in your yard looking for handouts. I stayed last Oct. for fantasy Fest and they were everywhere.
FYI if you are feeding the Tarpon at Robbies watch out for the birds as they are getting really mean and biting people with the fish in their hands.
Oh boy...don't let my wife get wind of that...we'd be staying in Big Pine from now on and she'd be out there trying to feed them all day every day!
I HAVE to drive everytime we go through that area so she can look for them!