Wife and I are looking to go to Key West last week of October… looking for suggestions on where to stay, places to go, places to eat etc
Dry Tortugas National Park, it's on my bucket list to take a boat out there and see that fort.
Wife and I are looking to go to Key West last week of October… looking for suggestions on where to stay, places to go, places to eat etc
All the food is ho hum and incredibly overpriced for anybody that lives near decent seafood.
It’s pricey, but if you can swing it, take the seaplane. You’ll get there 3-hrs before the boat (and lots of people) arrive. Basically you and the few other people on the planes will have the area to yourself until the ferry gets there. And you can still go on the ferry to buy food/drinks…Dry Tortugas National Park, it's on my bucket list to take a boat out there and see that fort.
My wife and I stayed at the Casa Marina Resort Hotel and really liked it. The old part of the hotel was built in the 1920’s so it has the beautiful hardwood floors and other finishes of hotels of that era. It was a Waldorf-Astoria resort for years, and it is now a Hilton property. The excellent beach service is one of the many features which separates the Casa Marina from other hotels in the area. https://casamarinaresort.com/Wife and I are looking to go to Key West last week of October… looking for suggestions on where to stay, places to go, places to eat etc
Wife and I are looking to go to Key West last week of October… looking for suggestions on where to stay, places to go, places to eat etc
Louie’s back yard - outside dining easily #1 for sunset. Book a table early.
Blue heaven good
Santiago’s Bodega and Bagatelle good
Dauntes adult pool for a scene
Danger Charters for wind and wine cruise or kayak and snorkeling
Indoor Butterfly zoo
Beaches suck
Duval st is like Bourbon st
Stop at Sloppy joes for a drink
Take walks and bikes
Done