Pity the fly caster who can barely make thirty feet. The temperature in the Florida Keys can best be described as hot and soupy during the summer months. Cool, light colored cotton clothing, a large brim hat and plenty of sunscreen are your best defense against the intense sun. There are a wide range of accommodations available. From five star hotels to a mom and pop with lots of charm, you ll find one to suit your budget and needs.
Restaurants are many.
Lots of locally caught seafood dishes such as Stone Crab, Florida Lobster, Mahi-Mahi and Yellowtail Snapper are caught daily. Getting here is fairly simple, Two hours south from Miami International or north from Key West International airport. One road, friendly natives and a great place to relax. It s a very casual place. No jacket or tie required.