Courtesy DoubleTree by Hilton
Courtesy DoubleTree by Hilton
Under the sea at the History of Diving museum
A sight of two bridges (from Pigeon Key)
Steering the ship at the History of Diving museum
Courtesy DoubleTree by Hilton
Sea turtles
Butterflies feeding
The scene at Robbie’s Marina
Flamingo sighting
The Wall of Diving Helmets at the History of Diving museum
On a hammock (view) at Guy Harvey’s
The view at Guy Harvey’s
Leaving Pigeon Key
Scavenger hunt fun at the History of Diving museum
Where to Stay:
- Guy Harvey’s Islander in Islamorada – relax on the hammock and with a delectable Cuban sandwich from the pool bar
- DoubleTree by Hilton in Key West – they have one of the best pools for kids!
Where to Go:
- On the way to Islamorada, stop at Key Largo for a ride on a glass bottom boat – look out for yellow tails!
- In Islamorada, visit the History of Diving Museum – enjoy their kids scavenger hunt
- On the way to Key West stop at Marathon and visit Pigeon Key – talk about the Florida history!
- Keep going south to the sea turtle hospital in Marathon- these little guys get the care they need in order to get back out on the water
- When in Key West snap a pic with the family at the 90-mile marker from Key West to Cuba
- Be amazed by fluttering butterflies at the Key West Butterfly conservatory – pink flamingos and cute quail included!
- Stroll Duval Street and eat your way from Sloppy Joe’s to key lime pies
Where to Eat:
- Morada Bay Inn in Islamorada at sunset – try the yuca fries
- Robbie’s Marina in Islamorada – must-have dolphin sandwich. Kids will get a kick out of feeding the Tarpon, too!
- Keys Fisheries Marina in Marathon – be adventurous and try the lobster reuben!
- Flying Monkeys Saloon in Key West – yummy conch fritters
Special thanks to Key West Attractions.
Happy Travels 