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EXPLORE KEY WEST | | | | | | | Mallory Square
Key West,
FL
33040
305-294-5161 | | | | | Description: This narrated 90-minute tour is an excellent way to become acquainted with more than 60 of Key West's sites. The bright yellow train has been in operation since 1958. Tours depart from Mallory Square and the Key West Welcome Center. The cars are open-air so save this tour for a sunny day.
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| Dry Tortugas National Park | | | | | Description: In 1513 Ponce de Leon discovered this small chain of seven islands 70 miles off the coast of Key West. He called the area the Tortugas in honor of the abundant turtles that provided food for his crew. There was no fresh water on the Tortugas they were dry, and maps read "Dry Tortugas" to warn seafarers of this important fact. In the 1800s the US began building Fort Jefferson on the islands but it was never completed. In 1992 the name was officially changed to Dry Tortugas National Park. Today the islands are protected. The following companies provide ferry or seaplane service to the park: Sunny Days, 800-236-7937 or 305-292-6100, www.drytortugas.com; Yankee Freedom, 800-634-0939 or 305-294-7009, www.yankeefreedom.com; Seaplanes of Key West, 800-950-2359 or 305-294-0709, www.seaplanesofkeywest.com.
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| 430 Duval St
Key West,
FL
33040
305-294-9255 | | | | | Description: Each night at 8pm this unique tour departs from the La Concha Holiday Inn. The one mile walking tour takes 90 minutes and explores some of Key West's more bizarre stories including pirate tales, unmarked graves and haunted dolls. This is a Key West tradition not to be missed. Reservations required.
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| 261 Margaret St
Key West,
FL
33040
305-296-9737 | | | | | Description: This company specializes in night dives and wreck dives. Up to 16 divers can travel on their 40-foot custom boat that will whisk you to sites along North America's only living coral reef. A smaller 26-foot vessel ferries parties of four to more remote sites east and west of the island.
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| Mosquito Coast Outfitters1017 Duval St
Key West,
FL
33040
305-294-7178 | | | | | Description: This company offers eco-tours via kayak and snorkel. The trips departs at 9am sharp, returning around 3pm. The price includes kayak rental, snacks, drinks and tour of the Sugar Key or Geiger Key mangrove swamps that are located just north of Key West.
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| Mallory Square
Key West,
FL
33040
305-296-6688 | | | | | Description: Board the trolleys while a guide provides running commentary while guests ride in open-air cars and take in the sites and sounds of the town. These tours leave from many convenient locations throughout Key West and are an excellent way to become acquainted with the city. Sixteen stops and unlimited reboarding allow customers to get off and have lunch or shop at stores that are of particular interest.
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