Florida Keys Hotels

Cheap Florida Keys Holidays -  Plenty of Attractions              

Florida Keys holidays are an excellent choice for those who fancy a bit of island hopping in the beautiful caribbean waters. The Florida Keys is the collective name for the row of tiny islands that make up the southern most tip of the USA. You might be familiar with the names Key Largo, or Key West from the movies, but there are over 100 other islands making up the Keys, all joined together by 126 miles of road and 42 huge bridges. Key West holidays allow you to visit is the southern most city in the main bit of the USA and a historic old 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 to occupy you. If thatall sounds too hectic, you can just wander the palm-lined streets lined with mansions, tin-roofed conch houses, the John Audubon House, and Ernest Hemingway's home.

You’ll be walking in the footsteps of Thomas Edison, Harry Truman, and Tennessee Williams. The treasure of the galleon Atocha, which was dragged to the bottom of the sea over 400 years ago, and has now been dragged up again, only to appear on eBay. eBay a fitting end for such treasure?! The Marquis de Caldereita would be turning in his grave.

Cheap Holidays in Florida Keys -  Beautiful Beaches

A tourist, diving, and sea fishing haven, daytime temperatures in the Florida Keys are pleasantly affected by ocean breezes that keep everything quite bearable. An offshore reef has ruled out and waves going in and out action, so there’s no real beach here, just sharp with coral shards, but don’t panic, as there are a few man made beaches and lagoons that give you lovely and safe access to the beautiful Caribbean waters. A visit to the Florida Keys is a must on your Florida holidays. 

Mel Fisher Maritime Museum – Florida Keys Attractions

This early diving pioneer discovered some great underwater treasure. Travel through time into the world of shipwrecks, you’ll explore underwater artefacts and treasure from the late fifteenth to mid-eighteenth centuries. View hundreds of items rescued from shipwrecks in the deep waters off Florida - many from the European's ' New World' era of exploration. Learn about the early colonization of the Americas and the effect it had on the native inhabitants.

Key West Aquarium – Attractions in Florida Keys

At the Key West Aquarium you can discover the undersea world of the Florida Keys. Daily shark and turtle feedings and the unique Touch Tank give visitors a hands-on experience with sea life; hopefully they keep the sharks out of the touch tank.

Hemingway Home and Museum – Florida Attractions

Hemingway owned this house from 1931 until he died in 1961. The house has a pool built in the late thirties and cost $20,000 which was a pricey sum in those days. It was this that prompxed him to take a penny and press it into the surrounding patio and pronounce, ‘Here, take the last penny I've got!’ The penny is still there.

Everglades Alligator Farm - Attractions in Florida Keys

A real working alligator farm. Why you would want to farm alligators, we don’t know. Unless you’re a James Bond villain of course, and need an alligator farm to deter busy bodies from nosing round your evil lair. We’re not saying this is anything other than an alligator farm; just keep a look out for lots of armed men running about in boiler suits, and nuclear weapons.