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South Florida offers 2 of the world’s most uniquehabitats. Everglades National Park’s river of grass covers over

1,500,000 acres providing majestic views and exoticwildlife. Biscayne National Park takes you onto and into a

water eco-system just as unique... Manatee, Dolphin, and theAmerican Crocodile can be seen. Between Miami and theFlorida Keys is the Redland. Home to agriculture and Agri-tourism with a rich history. Enjoy a strawberry milkshake as

you tour the Historic Redland Tropical Trail. Learn abouttradition and the land through Pioneer museums and the

Seminole Indians. Enjoy the beach & nightlife of Miami. Visitthe historic Florida Keys (linked by 42 bridges) that offersdiving, fishing, kayaks, tiki bars, and relaxation. From fine

dining and shopping to airboat rides and skydiving, there ismuch to do….so, stop reading and get started!

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Attractions 7 - 15Restaurants 16Banks 16Bureaus & Associations 16Accommodations 18South Miami Locator Map 20-21

Florida Keys

Florida Keys Locator Map 22-23Attractions 25-26Restaurants 26Accommodations 26Keys Real Estate 29

Featured

RF Orchids 2Pinto’s Farm 3Value Place Lodging 5Miami Seaquarium 6Robert Is Here 8Coral Castle Museum 9Curbside Market & Milkshakes 11Knaus Berry Farm 13The Capri Italian Restaurant 14Monkey Jungle 17Quality Inn 19Travelodge 19Florida National Parks Association 19Glass Bottom Boat 24Theater of The Sea 27National Parks Trolley 27Schnebly Redland’s Winery & Brewery 28Everglades Alligator Farm 30

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ATTRACTIONSSouth Florida’s Historic, Eco-friendly, and Agri-tourism Attractions will delight you.Stroll through tropical gardens, sample exotic tropical fruits, shakes andvegetables, visit renown animal habitats, marvel at undersea creatures or takean airboat ride. Visit the Everglades and Biscayne National Parks. Tour a castleof coral. Find the time to visit, and you will walk away with a bit of South Floridain your heart.rt.

AIR BOATS

Airboat In the Everglades 888-893-4443Located at Dade Corners at Krome Avenue (S.W. 177 Avenue) andTamiami Trail (S.W. 8th Street) 17696 S.W. 8 Street • Miami, FL. 33194 • www.airboatineverglades.com Offers private small group airboat and safari tours up to 2 hours..

Coopertown Air Boat Rides 305-226-6048Located 11 Miles West of the Florida Turnpike on US 41 (S.W. 8th street) Miami, FL 33144www.CooperTownAirBoats.com • Open daily 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.Offering airboat rides and alligator exhibitions since 1945. Professional guides lead tours throughHardwood Hammock to see national wildlife in its native Everglades environment. View ourAlligator exhibit and Indian village.

Everglades Alligator Farm (see coupon on pg. 30) 305-247-262840351 S.W. 192 Avenue • Homestead, FL 33034 • www.Everglades.comExplore the Everglades on a thrilling airboat and enjoy live shows every hour featuring alligatorsand snakes. Tour an actual working alligator farm.

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Historic Cauley Square Railroad Village 305-258-354322400 Old Dixie Highway • Goulds, FL. 33170 • www.CauleySquare.comThis 1903 village of quaint shops and restaurants offers a variety of shops including antiques andcollectibles. Restaurants include the Tea Room and the Village Chalet. Year around you can findantique car shows, craft fairs, and weekend music. Take the Turnpike south to Exit # 11, then toUS-1 to S.W. 224 Street.

Fairchild Tropical Gardens 305-667-165110901 Old Cutler Road • Coral Gables, FL 33156 • www.FairchildGarden.orgThis 83-acre garden is one of the world’s pre-eminent botanical gardens, with extensive collectionsof rare tropical plants. Features a new 13,000-square-foot Visitor Center, a butterfly conservatoryand a tropical rainforest. Over 4,000 Palms & Cycads. Visit our new Glass-House Café. Open 7-days a week 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Many large festivals throughout the year. Festival hours are9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Florida Pioneer Museum 305-246-9531P.O. Box 343312 • Florida City, FL 33034This Pioneer Museum is located in a 1904 Homestead Florida East Coast Railroad Station Agent'shome. Open in the winter starting in November and running thru April - Wednesdays andSaturdays - 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. It is staffed by volunteers. www.floridapioneermuseum.org.

Historic Homestead Townhall Museum 305-242-446341 N. Krome Avenue • Homestead, FL 33030 Built in 1917, the 7,000 square foot buildinghoused all the functions of the developing town including the fire department, jail, municipaloffices and council chamber, which also served as a courtroom. Open Tuesday–Saturday 1 p.m.to 5 p.m. No charge. Donations welcome.

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R.F. Orchids (see ad on inside cover) 305-245-457028100 S.W. 182 Avenue • Homestead, FL 33030-1804 • www.rforchids.comStunning orchids, exquisite gifts, lush tropical gardens and more, all in the heart of the Redland. Home tothe world’s finest vandaceous orchids. Open Tuesday – Sunday. 9 a.m to 5 p.m. Tours available onweekends. Groups welcome.

The Bonsai Garden 305-258-086514775 S.W. 232 Street • Miami, FL 33170 • www.miamitropicalbonsai.comThe finest line of elegant bonsai trees from around the world that have been carefully selected and styled byprofessional bonsai artists. Tours and groups welcome. Classes. Ship worldwide. 1This 7-acre garden hasone of the largest collections in the world.

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Coral Castle (see coupon on pg. 9) 305-248-634528655 S. Dixie Highway • Homestead, FL 33033 • www.CoralCastle.comThis unusual attraction features giant pieces of coral rock carved into a variety of objects by EdwardLeedskalnin in the 1920s, as a tribute to unrequited love. The construction techniques behind this mysterygarden of fantastic coral sculptures continue to baffle all.Guided tours daily. Gift Shop. Open daily Sunday – Thursday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday & Saturday 8a.m. to 8 p.m.

Everglades Outpost 305-247-800035601 S.W. 192 Avenue • Homestead, FL. 33034 • www.evergladesoutpost.orgNon-for-profit Animal Rescue. Features a wide variety of protected and native Florida species. Also offersAlligator shows and museum. Featured nationally on Animal Planet.Open daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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www.TropicalEverglades.com • 1-800-388-9669

Miami Seaquarium (see coupon on pg. 6) 305-361-57054400 Rickenbacker Causeway • Key Biscayne, FL 33149 • www.MiamiSeaquarium.comEnjoy 38 acres of entertainment, great shows and exhibits. Home of Lolita, the Killer Whale and TVsuperstar, Flipper. Laugh with Salty, the Sea Lion. An exciting two-hour program lets you slip into awet suit and enter the world-famous Flipper Lagoon. Swim with dolphins at Dolphin Harbor or walkunder water at the new Sea Trek Reef Encounter. Open daily 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Monkey Jungle (see coupon on pg. 17) 305-235-161114805 S.W. 216 Street • Miami, FL 33170 • www.MonkeyJungle.comExplore the wilds of South America, Asia and Africa. Witness crab-eating monkeys diving for treats.Delve into the lush, tropical Amazonian rain forest filled with hundreds of exotic monkeys. Newexhibit includes rare Amazon parrots, the Cameroon Jungle and the Lemurs of Madagascar. Get evencloser on a Rainforest Adventure Tour. Open Daily 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m..

Pinto’s Farm (see coupon on page 3) 305-258-606714890 S.W. 216 Street • Miami, FL. 33186 • www.pintofarm.com This 15 acre property has a unique island on a ravishing lake located on 2 acres of the property.There is also a 105 acre enchanted forest to explore. Paddle boats are available as well as tractorrides, pony rides and a petting zoo. Events throughout the year. Please call ahead for admissionprices and operation hours.

Schnebly Redland's Winery & Brewery (see coupon on pg. 28) 305-242-122430205 S.W. 217 Ave. • Homestead, FL 33030 • www.SchneblyWinery.comThis winery in the Redland tropical countryside offers tours and wine & beer tasting around naturalcoral waterfalls surrounded by lush tropical foliage. Visitors can compare the taste of lychee, passionfruit, carambola, guava and mango wines, just to name a few.Live music on Friday and Saturday nights. Opens Mon. – Thurs. at 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fri. & Sat. at10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sun. at noon to 5 p.m.

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Skydive Miami 800-759-348328730 S.W. 217 Avenue • Homestead, Florida 33030 • www.skydivemiami.comExperience a gravity powered tandem skydive adventure at 120mph. Must be at least 18 years oldand under 225 pounds in weight. Skydive video services available.

South Florida Helicopter Charters and Tours 305-204-1818 Located at Tamiami Airport • www.southfloridahelicoptercharters.com Eight seat passenger helicopter. Destinations include the Miami, Ft. Lauderdale,The Florida Keys. And, the only helicopter offering flights to Cuba.

The Little Farm 305-258-318613401 S.W. 224 Street • Goulds, Florida 33170 • www.thelittlefarm.usVisit the Farm or have the Farm visit you. Gentle Farm Animals, Pony Rides and one of the largestButterfly Gardens in South Florida. Reservations are required. Open to public for special weekendevents throughout the year.

Zoo Miami 305-251-040012400 S.W. 152 Street • Miami, FL 33177 • www.ZooMiami.orgExperience the wonders of tropical America at Dr. Wilde’s World featuring walks on the wild sideamong rare, endangered animals in a cageless environment. Amazon & Beyond is this park’s newestedition. One of the biggest & best zoos in the world. Restaurant and concession stands are alsoavailable. Open daily 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

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NATIONAL PARKS

Biscayne National Park 305-230-727597000 S.W. 328 Street • Homestead, FL 33033 • www.NPS.gov/biscThe largest marine park in the National Park system, Biscayne offers crystal clear water, remoteislands adventures and vibrant coral reefs. Open year round. The Dante Fascell Visitor Center is openfrom 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 7 days a week. Enjoy snorkeling, Diving the new historic ship trail,glass bottom boat, canoes & kayaks, island tours and limited camping on the islands.

Everglades National Park 305-242-770040001 State Road 9336 • Homestead, Florida 33034-6733 • www.nps.gov/ever A world heritage site encompassing 1,508,570 acres. Walking Trails, Canoes, Kayaks, fishing,guided boat tours, camping and so much more. The Everglades is open 24 hours year around.

Shark Valley Tram Tour 305-221-8455Everglades National Park • Located 30 Miles West of Miami • US 41 (Tamiami Trail) P.O. Box 441739 • Miami, FL 33144-1739 www.sharkvalleytramtours.comShark Valley Tram Tours offer a two-hour, open air tour through 15 miles at the heart of theEverglades. All the park tours are led by trained naturalists. Open 7 days a week year round.8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (varies by time of year)

SHOPPINGFlorida Keys Outlet Center 305-248-4727250 E. Palm Drive • Florida City, FL 33034 • www.premiumoutlets.com/floridakeysConveniently located at the end of the Florida Turnpike in Florida City, this premium outlet has morethan 55 stores. Bass, Tommy Hilfiger, Van Heusen & many more…it all can be found here. Theshops are open daily. Monday – Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sunday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Historic Cauley Square Railroad Village 305-258-354322400 Old Dixie Highway • Goulds, FL. 33170 • www.CauleySquare.comThis 1903 village of quaint shops and restaurants offers a variety of shops including antiques andcollectibles. Restaurants include the Tea Room and the Village Chalet. Year around you can findantique car shows, craft fairs, and weekend music. Take the Turnpike south to Exit # 11, then to US-1to S.W. 224 Street..

FRUIT & VEGETABLE STANDS

Curbside Market & Milkshake (see coupon on page 11) 305-878-552429100 S.W. 177 Avenue • Homestead, FL 33030 • www.curbsidemarketandmilksthakes.com A five acre u-pick produce and strawberry field with a fresh picked farmers market and cottage stylebakery. Open November 2 – May 31st 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. each day

Knaus Berry Farm (see ad on pg. 13) 305-247-066815980 SW 248 Street • Homestead FL 33031 • www.knausberryfarm.com. Open Monday throughSaturday, from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Open first week of November until mid April. Knaus Berry Farmhas been operated by the Knaus family for over 50 years. They have a reputation for outstandingproduce, pies, fruit flavored milkshakes, ice cream, cinnamon rolls & assorted breads. U-pickstrawberries & tomatoes.

Phil’s Berry Farm 305-905-228413955 S.W. 248 Street • Homestead, FL. 33032 • www.Philsberryfarm.comShakes, Pastries, Light Lunches, Seasonal Produce, Tropical Fruit Trees, Private PartiesMany events throughout the year. Open Friday – Monday Open all Year.

Robert Is Here Fruit Stand (see ad on pg. 8) 305-246-159219200 SW 344th Street • Homestead, FL 33034 • www.robertishere.com Everyone knows Robertand his family. Since 1960, this landmark Fruit Stand has been the place to be seen for the localresidents and tourists alike. Open 7 days a week from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Closed Labor Daythrough October. Stop by and enjoy rare & exotic tropical fruit.



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Escape on a jungle safari. Explore the wilds of South America, Asia &Africa. Witness Crab-Eating monkeys diving for treats. Delve into the lush,tropical Amazonian Rainforest filled with hundreds of exotic monkeys.Enjoy the antics at the Ape Encounter. New Adventures includeCameroon Forest, Mandrills & Parrots of the World. Continuous shows.Via U.S. 1, Florida Turnpike South, or State Road 99714805 S.W. 216 Street, Miami, FL 33170(305) 235-1611 • www.monkeyjungle.com Open Daily 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Explorers on this adventure are immersedin a 5 acre natural habitat filled withmonkeys and experience the unique thrill ofthe touch of a squirrel monkeys hand or thegreeting from a capuchin monkey.

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RESTAURANTSCapri Restaurant (see coupon on pg. 14) 305-247-154219200 SW 344th Street • Homestead, FL 33034 • www.robertishere.com Everyone knows Robertand his family. Since 1960, this landmark Fruit Stand has been the place to be seen for the localresidents and tourists alike. Open 7 days a week from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Closed Labor Daythrough October. Stop by and enjoy rare & exotic tropical fruit.

Farmer’s Market Restaurant 305-242-0008Florida City Farmer’s Market Unit. Unit #17. 300 N. Krome Avenue • Florida City, FL 33034 Ownedby fisherman and supported by the local farming community of the Redland. A local diner providinghome cooking. Daily specials, open 5:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Catering. Enjoy Alligator Bites andConch Fritters.

Shiver’s BAR-B-QUE 305-248-2272 28001 South Dixie Hwy. • Homestead, FL 33033 • www.shiversbbq.com Family owned and operated since 1950. Hickory smoked barbecue. Catering available. Open daily Sunday – Thursday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday – Sunday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Sonny’s Real Pit BAR-B-Q 305-245-8585 33505 South Dixie Hwy. • Florida City, FL 33034 • www.sonnysbbq.com Southern style Bar-B-Que,daily specials and big deals. Call for catering information. Open daily at 11 a.m.

BANKS1st National Bank of South Florida 305-247-5541 1550 N. Krome Avenue • Homestead, FL 33030 • www.1stNatBank.comAutomatic Teller Machines located in Homestead and throughout Miami-Dade County.

BUREAUS & ASSOCIATIONSDade County Farm Bureau 305-246 5514 1850 Old Dixie Highway • Homestead, FL. 33033 • www.dade-agriculture.orgOffers a wealth of information on what is grown in South Florida.

Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau 800-933-8448 01 Brickell Avenue, Suite 2700 • Miami, FL. 33131 • www.miamiandbeaches.com .

Florida National Parks Association (see ad page 19) 800-933-8448 10 Parachute Key, #51 • Homestead, FL. 33034 • www.evergladesassociation.org

South Dade Chamber of Commerce 305-247-2332 P.O. Box 901544 • Homestead, FL 33090 • www.chamberinaction.comOrganized in 1915, this chamber is second oldest in Miami-Dade County. This is the place to go tolearn about local businesses and how to bring yours to South Florida.

Homestead Main Street 305-323-6564 www.homesteadmainst.org

Homestead Miami Speedway – Sprint Cup November 15 – 17 305-230-5000www.homesteadmiamispeedway.com

Prader Willi Syndrome Association 800-926-479717777 SW 285th Street • Homestead, Fl 33030 • www.pwfa.orgCasting for A Cause Fishing Tournament • www.castingforacause.com

Florida Turnpike / Sunpass Information 800-749-7453


GOVERNMENTSCity of Homestead (see ad on page 27) 305-224-4400100 NE Civic Court • Homestead, FL 33030 • www.cityofhomestead.com

City of Florida City 305-247-1801404 W. Palm Drive • Florida City, FL 33034 • www.floridacityfl.us

ACCOMMODATIONSMiami-Dade County’s accommodations include modern hotels, local guesthouses,historic inns, full-service resorts and tropical campgrounds – all in a relaxedatmosphere within easy access to shopping, dining and attractions. If you needspecial assistance or would like advice on where to go and what to see, contact theTropical Everglades Visitors Association (TEVA).

KENDAL/MIAMI

Comfort Suites 305-220-3901 3901 S.W. 117 Avenue • Miami, FL 33175 • www.ComfortSuites.com

Holiday Inn Express & Suites 305-279-8688 Kendall East Miami • 11520 S.W. 88th Street • Miami, FL. 33176 www.hiexpress.com/kendalleast

HOMESTEAD / FLORIDA CITY

Courtyard By Marriott Homestead 305-257-43332905 N.E. 9th Street • Homestead, FL. 33033 • www.Courtyardhomestead.com

Fairway Inn 305-248-4202100 US S.E. 1st Avenue • Florida City, FL 33034 • [email protected]

Hampton Inn & Suites Homestead 305-257-70002855 N.E. 9th Street • Homestead, Florida 33033 • [email protected]

Holiday Inn Express & Suites 305-247-341435200 S.E. 1st Avenue • Florida City, FL 33034 www.hiexpress.com/floridacity

Home 2 Suites by Hilton 305-248-315577 N.E. 3rd Street • Florida City, FL 33034www.floridacity.home2suites.com

Quality Inn (see coupon on page 19) 305-248-4009333 S.E. 1st Avenue • Florida City, FL 33034 • www.ciflcity.com

Travelodge (see coupon on pagge 19) 305-248-9777409 SE 1st Avenue • Florida City, FL 33034 • www.tlflcity.com

Value Place Lodging Homestead (see ad on pg. 5) 305-245-50002750 N.E. 8th Street • Homestead, FL. 33033 • www.valueplacehomestead.com Extended staylodging offering weekly and monthly rates.

CAMPGROUNDS & R.V. PARKS

Goldcoaster RV Resort & Mobile Home Community 888-247-819834850 S.W. 187 Avenue • Homestead, FL. 33034 • www.sunrvresorts.com/gold_coaster GatedCommunity, Full Hook- ups, All-Age Resort, Pet Friendly

Miami-Everglades RV Resort 800-917-492320675 S.W. 162 Avenue • Miami, FL. 33187 • www.miamievergladesresort.com 34 acres, Large Pull-thru sites, 50 AMP Service, Clubhouse, dog park, Rustic cabins and lodge rentals.


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Experience a chain of over 100 islands with 42bridges from Key Largo to Key West, includingthe famous 7 mile bridge just south of Marathon.With over 126 miles from the mainland to thatfamous milemarker 0 in Key West, the Florida

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Relax on the seven mile voyage to Molasses Reefin the airconditioned cabin as you sip tropical cocktailor have a bite from the snack bar. Watch the waters ofthe Atlantic turn from blue green to the brilliant royalblue of the Gulf Stream, then descend to the largestviewing area. With 280 square feet of glass, it’s thelargest well of any glass bottom boat in North America.

The windows are located in the flat part of the hull,so there’s no distortion to affect your view as thenarrator describes the remarkable undersea world ofJohn Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park and the KeyLargo National Marine Sanctuary.

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ATTRACTIONS (FLA KEYS)Drive in to the splendor. Spend a day on the ocean or below at amazing reefs. Kissa sea lion or dolphin. Enjoy great history and sparkling blue waters at a Fort namedJefferson. Indulge with the unique inhabitants of these remarkable islands aseveryday is a celebration.).

Conch Tour Train 305-294-5161Since 1958, this popular tour has told the story of Key West to millions of visitors.Boarding locations include: Front Street, Mallory Square & Flagler Station. Open everyday, tours run from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. www.conchtourtrain.com.

Harry S. Truman Little White House 305-294-9911111 Front Street • Key West, FL. 33040 • www.trumanlittlewhitehouse.comIn 1946, this building (an 1890 Spanish American War command headquarters) first served as theWinter White House for President Truman. Today, museum tours are available for both the house andbotanical gardens. Open 7-days a week. 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Gift shop open until 5:00 p.m.

Old Town Trolley Tours of Key West 305-296-6688122 Simonton Street • Key West, FL. 33040 • www.trolleytours.comThis 90-minute tours covers over 100 points of interest around Key West. This also allows you to geton and off all day as often as you want. The trolleys come by each stop every 30 minutes. Nowride 2nd consecutive day for free. Kids 12 & under ride for free.

Theater of the Sea (see ad on page 27) 305-664-243184721 Overseas Highway • Islamorada, FL 33036 • www.theaterofthesea.comThis marine mammal adventure park open daily 9:30 am. Daily shows include dolphin, sea lion, andparrot shows, a guided marine life tour, lagoon-side beach, and a bottomless boat ride. Swimming withdolphins, sea lions and rays are also available.

ON THE WATER

Florida Keys Kayak 305-664-487877522 Overseas Hwy • Islamorada, FL 33036 • www.kayakthefloridakeys.comExplore Lignumvitae and Indian Keys, mangrove tunnels and the saltwater flats. Stand-Up PaddleBoard rentals, kayak rentals, guided tours including snorkeling and sunset. Gift shop. Located atRobbie’s Marina.

Fury Water Adventures Key West 888-581-8757237 Front Street • Key West, FL 33040 • www.furykeywest.com Take a reef snorkel trip, parasail, a glass bottom boat, Island adventure, a Dolphin watch, Sunset sail& Cruise,...enjoy live music on a sunset sail and so much more.

John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park 305-451-6300Mile Marker 102.5 • Key Largo, FL 33037 • www.PenneKampPark.com America’s first undersea park.Open from 8 A.M. to sundown 365 days of the year. Located at MM102.5 in Key Largo. Camping is available. Call for more information and reservations for GlassBottom boat tours, dive and snorkel tours, canoe & kayak & boat rentals. Rentals & tours start at 9 a.m.

Key Largo Princess Glass Bottom Boat (Coupon on page 24) 305-451-465599705 Overseas Hwy • Key Largo, Fl. 33037 • www.keylargoprincess.comSail aboard the M.V. "Key Largo Princess" and view the exciting, beautiful, underwater world of JohnPennekamp Coral Reef State Park, the only undersea park in the United States. Leaves the HolidayInn docks (MM 100) with tours at: 10 a.m., 1 p.m. & 4 p.m.

Reef Roamer Snorkel Sail 305-453-0110Mile Marker 100 Oceanside • Key Largo, FL 33037 • www.ReefRoamerSnorkel.comSnorkel the waters of Pennekamp State Park on a 50 foot Catamaran. Three daily trips available at:9 a.m. 12:30 p.m & 5:30 p.m Seasonal sunset sails. Located at MM 100 in Key Largo (on thewaterway across from the Holiday Inn docks).



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Yankee Freedom 11 Dry Tortugas National Park Ferry 800-634-0939240 Margaret Street • Key West, FL. 33040 • www.yankeefreedom.comTake a day trip 70 miles west of Key West to Fort Jefferson at Everglades National Park. In 1825, alighthouse was built on Garden Key while construction of Ft. Jefferson began in 1846. This ferrydeparts daily at 8:00 a.m. and returns at 5:30 p.m. This two and a half hour boat ride includesbreakfast, lunch, tours, and complimentary snorkeling equipment.

RESTAURANTSBallyhoo’s Historic Seafood Grille 305-852-0822 103900 Overseas Highway • Key Largo, FL. 33037-2816 • www.ballyhoosrestaurant.com Open11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Serving fresh seafood, steak & all you can eat crab legs (as seasonallyavailable)

Café Largo Italian Restaurant 305-451-4885 99530 Overseas Highway Bayside • Key Largo, FL. 33037 • www.digiorgioscafelargo.com Open4:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. daily. Sunset Celebration, Live Music, Happy Hour…House-made Pastadishes.

Sundowners Key Largo 305-451-4502103900 Overseas Highway • Key Largo, FL. 33037-2816 • www.sundownerskeylargo.com Opendaily from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Overlooks the bay. Yearly events. Feed the fish.

FLORIDA KEYS ACCOMODATIONS (FLA KEYS)It is all here. Tiki Bars and Nightlife. Quiet serene beaches. All night excitementalong Duval Street. Whether for one night or a week, these accommodations providemore than just a random pillow. If you can make it, prices are best from Septemberthrough mid-Octobe

UPPER KEYS KEY LARGO & TAVERNIER

Courtyard By Mariott 305-451-3939Overseas Highway • Key Largo, FL. 33037 •www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/mthcy-courtyard-key-largo/

Rock Reef Resort 800-477-2343M.M. 98 Bayside • Key Largo, FL 33037 • www.rockreefresort.com

MIDDLE KEYS ISLAMORADA TO MARATHON

Chesapeake Beach Resort 800-338-339583409 Overseas Highway • Islamorada, FL 33036 • www.chesapeake-resort.com

Key Lantern Motel 305-664-4572Mile Marker 82.1 Bayside • P.O. Box 484 • Islamorada, FL 33036 • www.keylantern.com

Postcard Inn Beach Resort & Marina at Holiday Isle 800-327-707084001 Overseas Highway • Islamorada, FL 33036 • www.holidayisle.com

Sunset Inn 305-664-3454Mile Marker 82.2 Bayside • 82200 Overseas HighwayP.O. Box 561 • Islamorada, FL. 33036 • www.sunsetinnkeys.com

MARATHON

Courtyard By Marriott 305-289-21002146 Overseas Highway • Marathon, FL. 33050 • www.Marriott.com/mthmcFeaturing 95 rooms, this brand new property will open on January 1st 2016

LOWER KEYS & KEY WEST

Ambrosia Key West 800-535-9838622 Fleming Street • Key West, FL. 33040 • www.ambrosiakeywest.com

Parrot Key Resort 844-815-77222801 N. Roosevelt Boulevard • Key West, FL 33040 • www.parrotkeyresort.com

Curry Mansion Inn 800-253-3466511 Caroline Street • Key West, FL .33040 • www.currymansion.com

Santa Maria Suites 305-296-56781401 Simonton Street • Key West, FL. 33040 • www.santamariasuites.com

Wicker Guesthouse 800-880-4275913 Duval Street • Key West, FL. 33040 • www.wickerguesthouse.com

KEYS REAL ESTATEC. Joel Young 305-432-6610American Caribbean Real Estate81800 Overseas Highway • Islamorada, FL. 33036 • www.homeinthekeys.comChristie’s International Real Estate • [email protected]

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FLORIDA KEYS ACCOMODATIONS (FLA KEYS) CONINUED

Expiration Date:12/31/16

Over 25 yearsof serving the South Florida Community

The Tropical Everglades Visitor Association(TEVA) oversees a non-profit, volunteer staffed

Visitor Center that promotesSouth Miami-Dade County’s uniqueness.

Tropical Everglades Visitor Association160 S.E. 1st Avenue, Florida City, FL 33034

305/245-9180, 800/388-9669e-mail: [email protected]

www.TropicalEverglades.com • www.RedLandTrail.com

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