| As with any other part of
Florida, the Florida Keys attracts people looking for a beach.
Although most of the beaches in the Florida Keys are fairly
small, (you can't have a large beach on an island less than a
mile wide), you'll find great snorkeling just offshore on most
beaches on the ocean side of the Florida Keys.
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Harry Harris Park &
Beach
MM92.5, Key Largo, Florida 305-852-7161Plantation Yacht
Harbor
MM86, Islamorada, Florida
Holiday Isle Resort
MM84.5, Islamorada, Florida
This is a popular party spot. You're just a few steps from the
Tiki bar as you lay in the sun.
Matecumbe Public Beach
MM73.5, Islamorada, Florida
Sombrero Beach
MM50, Marathon, 305-292-4560.
picnic tables, park, playground, restrooms, covered shelters
Little Duck Key Beach
MM39, Marathon.
Picnic shelters and restrooms are available.
Bahia Honda State Park
MM37, Lower Keys, 305-872-2353, 305-872-1127
Marina, dive shop, cabins and camp sites. Great spot for
birding.
Marathon
Sombrero Beach MM 50
Open from sunrise to sunset this public beach offers for
swimming, jet skiing, and windsurfing, and facilities include
barbecue grills, showers, restrooms, and baseball and volleyball
areas. Also allows leashed pets.
Key West:
Clarence S. Higgs Memorial Beach
1/2 mile west of Smathers Beach on
Atlantic Blvd. near the south end of White Street.
Next door is C. B. Harvey Rest Beach Park - Great spot
to watch the sunrise, (if anyone gets up that early in Key
West).
Smathers Beach
Just west of the airport on S. Roosevelt Blvd.
Picnic areas, restroom facilities, a volleyball net and water
sports.
South Beach
End of Duval Street.
picnic tables, bathroom facilities are available |
