Just one road into Key West. No real reason to leave.
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| A Little Out There But Worth It | | Key West is an island that feels like its own world. Wide open skies. Crystal clear waters. Colorful, offbeat, always a little unexpected. Equal parts character, culinary flair and natural beauty with just enough weird to keep things interesting. | |
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| Let Your Tastebuds Wander | | From conch fritters and Cuban sandwiches to famous Key West pink shrimp and oceanfront fine dining, this island delivers bold flavors and breezy vibes. Pair it all with local-made rum, fresh Key lime pie or a craft beer. The food scene’s as colorful as the town itself. | |
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| See More. Think Less. | | Reefs, wrecks, crystal-clear shallows. Snorkeling in Key West is easy to slip into and hard to forget. Calm, close-to-shore spots make it feel effortless. Just mask up, float awhile and enjoy. The wonder stays with you long after you're back on land. | |
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| It’s a War of Tugs | | Offshore or in the flats, fishing in Key West is never passive. Tarpon, yellowtail, bonefish and mahi, whatever’s down there, it won’t come quietly. Charter up, cast out your line and wait for that sudden jolt that says you’re not the only one out here looking for something. | |
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