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Key West Ghost Tours

This is a part of the famed South Beach of Miami but it offers the typical experience that South Beach has become famous. You will always find Lummus Beach to be crowded which is great if you want to watch people. In fact, that is the most popular activity here. Of course, you can certainly go for a swim or take a sunbath. There are plenty of eateries and bars in close proximity if you are feeling hungry or thirsty. Bill Baggs Cape

Harry Truman isn't the only famous person to have stayed at Key West. The American literary genius Ernest Hemingway also lived and worked at Key West. The Spanish Colonial house he brought in 1931 still stands. He lived in the home till 1940. The house serves as a museum to his life and works now. Hemingway wrote some of his most famous novels here such as "For Whom the Bell Tolls" and "A Farewell to Arms". The home also contains a tropical garden that Hemingway maintained. There is also a saltwater pool which Hemingway claimed that nearly pushed him into bankruptcy. His so-called 'last penny' can still be seen pressed into the pool's concrete. Hemingway was also known for his housecat called Snow White which had six toes. He raised that cat lovingly. The descendants of those housecats can still be found on the property. Sloppy Joe's Bar and Captain Tony's Saloon

Key West Snorkeling Tours

There are many options available to you when you want to visit the island of Key West from Miami. There are many buses plying to and from Key West. You can get on a shuttle easily as most of them operate on a daily basis. If you want you can enjoy a short tour of Key West and come back to Miami in a single day. You can even take a flight. These flights to Key West and back take place daily. Be that as it may, you may prefer getting a car from a rental agency. This will allow you to enjoy the road trip over the US 1 highway on your way to Key West. Like all good road trips, the visit is not only about reaching destination but also enjoying the things that happen on the way. The trip from Miami to Key West will take a little over 3 hours provided that the traffic conditions are light. Starting the Trip from Miami.If you are new to the lovely city of Miami, it is easy to get lost trying to navigate through the suburbs. However, you should simply try and head towards the south. In that direction is the US 1, the highway that will take you to Key West through the famed Florida Keys. The Everglades.As you exit the city of Miami from the south, you will be greeted by the green swamps of the famous Everglades. As the road begins to leave the mainland, you will notice the first oblong sign. These signs announce the distance between your current location and the city of Key West. The Mile 126 sign can be found just as you cross the bridge that leads to Key Largo. Keeping track of these little signs from Miami to Key West can be a fun little game you can play especially if you have children with you. Key Largo and the Other Keys.The trip offers quite a few sights activities to enjoy. The names of the places that you will be passing through are just as enjoyable as the sights and activities that they offer. The first stop in your itinerary will be Key Largo which has been made famous thanks to its namesake movie starring Humphrey Bogart. The appeal of Key Largo does not lie in the city but away in the waters by its shores. You will find a living coral reef in those waters. The reef is the only one of its kind in the entire continent of North America. As a result, snorkeling and diving are popular activities here. There are other popular Keys that you will be passing through on your way to Key West. Some examples include, Ragged Key, Saddlebunch Key, Tea Table Key, Fat Deer Key, Indian Key and the Sugarloaf Key. The places are just as enjoyable as the names are humorous. The word, 'key', has been derived from the word, 'cayo' which means islet in Spanish. The highway connects them all together. Be that as it may, each of these places is unique and different from each other. That makes the trip all the more exciting as there is always something new and different waiting for you at the next stop. The scenes are just as varied. In some places, you will be surrounded on both sides by lush mangroves while at other places you will be driving over the seas. What is interesting is that there are two seas. On one side you will find the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean on the other. Your road trip will consist of moving from islands to bridges of all sizes. The Seven Mile Bridge

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