Florida Keys

Islands of the blissful dropouts

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Islands of the blissful dropouts

Florida Keys Overseas Highway

Islands of the blissful dropouts

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Islands of the blissful dropouts

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Key West, FL
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Florido Florida Keys

Florida Keys | 180-Mile-Long Paradise Island Chain

Florido takes you on a journey through the Florida Keys, where one dream island follows another. Here you can explore the underwater world in Key Largo and celebrate the legendary sunset at Mallory Square in Key West. And the best part? The drive along the Overseas Highway is an experience in itself! So let’s go – the Keys are waiting for you!

8 Highlights in the Keys

  • Snorkeling or diving in the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park
  • Fishing in Islamorada
  • Feeding tarpons at Robbie’s
  • Meeting Hemingway at Sloppy Joe’s
  • Beaching at Bahia Honda State Park
  • Driving along the Seven Mile Bridge
  • Celebrating sunset in Key West
  • Enjoying the dreamy backdrop of the Bloodline series
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Recommended Places in the Florida Keys

The island chain is geographically divided into Upper Keys, Middle Keys, and Lower Keys. The Upper Keys, which include Key Largo and Islamorada, are closest to the mainland. This is usually where the journey begins or day trips from Miami start. The Middle Keys include places like Marathon and the Seven Mile Bridge. And the Lower Keys with Big Pine Key and the famous Key West are the furthest southwest.

Key West, Florida 33040 Marathon, Florida 33050 Key Largo, Florida 33037 Islamorada, Florida
Islamorada Florida Keys

Islamorada

Whether you’re hunting for marlin and sailfish in the open sea or going after snapper and tarpon in calm waters – the fish are biting here!

Key Largo Florida Keys

Key Largo

Snorkel in the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park or reel in a mahi-mahi while fishing – everything revolves around the sea!

Key West Florida Keys

Key West

Key West is different – a bit crazy, a bit Caribbean, and above all, free! Welcome to the Conch Republic, where every day feels like a vacation.

Bird's eye view of Florida Keys

Water, lots of water – turquoise, warm, and clear – surrounds the seemingly paradisiacal Florida Keys. The 112-mile-long island chain holds many surprises.

What Makes the Florida Keys Special

The Keys at the southernmost tip of Florida form a unique tropical island paradise that stretches for hundreds of miles over turquoise water on both sides of the road and bridges. Here, the journey is the destination. The Overseas Highway makes the drive an unforgettable experience. The approximately 200 inhabited and uninhabited islands offer a perfect mix of Caribbean flair, maritime culture, and fascinating nature. They are ideal for snorkeling, diving, or fishing.

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Sightseeing on the Islands

On the Florida Keys, attractions line up like pearls on a tropical necklace. Small museums, lighthouses, or animal encounters make every stop on the Keys unique.

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Beaches in the Florida Keys

The beaches of the Florida Keys are different from the long sandy beaches on the mainland – but no less charming. Family-friendly, quiet, or great for snorkeling: each Key has its own beach character.

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Nature Parks in the Keys

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