Florida Keys

The Florida Keys is a unique destination offering Atlantic views and natural beauty. The three-hour drive over the Overseas Highway spans the 110-mile island chain connected by 42 bridges and causeways. The Keys’ year-round balmy weather and rich marine life allow for a variety of activities including scuba diving among the angelfish, snorkeling above the coral reefs, as well as fishing, sailing, kayaking and eco-tours. Enjoy the sounds and flavor of this island destination, a true tropical paradise.

Islamorada

Just south of Key Largo is Islamorada, named the “Purple Isles” by early Spanish explorers for its purple coastline. Islamorada fulfills the fisherman’s dream as the “Sportfishing Capital of the World.” Known for its top gamefish such as sailfish and its “backcountry” catches of bonefish, Islamorada promises excellent angling out to sea or around the reefs. In addition to fishing, the island offers diving among the shipwrecks, watersports, and sunset cruises. It’s worth a visit to see Islamorada.