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Key West, FL |
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Key West, FL |
Leaving Thu, Feb 25
Returning Tue, Mar 2 |
from $1179 |
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Key West, FL |
Leaving Fri, Feb 26
Returning Tue, Mar 2 |
from $927 |
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Key West, FL |
Leaving Sat, Feb 27
Returning Tue, Mar 2 |
from $816 |
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Key West: Why Go
Key West, FL: The Fun Also Rises
Whether your idea of fun involves margaritas or following in the steps of literary giants, the options are endless in Key West. So go ahead, conch yourself out!
People who live in Key West call themselves "conchs," but people who come for extended stays call themselves everything from novelists to rock stars. In the novelist category: Ernest Hemingway, who lived in town on and off for 30 years. You can tour his house, see his writing room, and even pet his cats (well, their six-toed descendents) on Whitehead Street.
Speaking of writers, you can pay homage to Robert Frost at his writing cottage on Caroline Street--that's right, even the Bard of the North sometimes felt the need to trade snowy woods for Florida sand. While you're there, be sure to visit the adjacent Heritage House Museum for a look at what life was like during Key West's short happy life as the cigar capital of the South.
For a change in latitude, head over to Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville Cafe. Have a cheeseburger in paradise and let the good times roll at this clean, well-lighted place for libations.
But don't spend your whole stay with your nose in a book--or a margarita glass. Hit the beach, or take to the waves on a fishing expedition. (Hint: Just cruise the charter-boat haven of Mallory Square to find the operation that suits you best.) Or, stroll the moveable feast for the senses that is Duval Street, the backbone of Key West's nightlife. Surrounded by parrot heads, club kids, and the occasional drag queen, (and only 90 miles from Cuba) you might just feel like you're in another country.
Whether your idea of fun involves margaritas or following in the steps of literary giants, the options are endless in Key West. So go ahead, conch yourself out!
People who live in Key West call themselves "conchs," but people who come for extended stays call themselves everything from novelists to rock stars. In the novelist category: Ernest Hemingway, who lived in town on and off for 30 years. You can tour his house, see his writing room, and even pet his cats (well, their six-toed descendents) on Whitehead Street.
Speaking of writers, you can pay homage to Robert Frost at his writing cottage on Caroline Street--that's right, even the Bard of the North sometimes felt the need to trade snowy woods for Florida sand. While you're there, be sure to visit the adjacent Heritage House Museum for a look at what life was like during Key West's short happy life as the cigar capital of the South.
For a change in latitude, head over to Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville Cafe. Have a cheeseburger in paradise and let the good times roll at this clean, well-lighted place for libations.
But don't spend your whole stay with your nose in a book--or a margarita glass. Hit the beach, or take to the waves on a fishing expedition. (Hint: Just cruise the charter-boat haven of Mallory Square to find the operation that suits you best.) Or, stroll the moveable feast for the senses that is Duval Street, the backbone of Key West's nightlife. Surrounded by parrot heads, club kids, and the occasional drag queen, (and only 90 miles from Cuba) you might just feel like you're in another country.