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The Florida Keys are open to visitors - here’s what you need to know
In 2019, in fact, the Florida Keys had 4.23 million overnight domestic visitors and was anticipating a similar level of visitors for 2020. That is, until the global pandemic hit, forcing the access roads to be closed, to those who don’t live or work in the Florida Keys. Now that the beloved archipelago has reopened to tourists, it’s time to explore the Keys again, with a few new rules in place, that is.
10 Must-See Sites in the Florida Keys for Animal and Nature-Lovers
Made up of nearly 1,700 islands covered in lush plant life and diverse animal species, the Florida Keys is the perfect destination for animal-lovers and nature-lovers alike. These are some of The Keys’ must-see sites for tourists looking for a unique wildlife experience.
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How Florida Keys Aims to Keep Travelers Safe Upon Reopening in June
In an interview with TravelPulse, the president of the Monroe County Tourist Development Council, Stacey Mitchell, reassures travelers that the safety of tourists, locals and employees will be the Key’s top priority upon reopening.
The Best Secluded Beaches in the U.S. (Video)
Dry Tortugas National Park is actually one of the country's least-visited national parks. This beach is only accessible by boat or plane, but the difficult commute is worth the trouble. Gorgeously pristine, blue waters and white sands await you once you arrive at the island park, which is 70 miles off the shore of Key West, where the historic Fort Jefferson still stands.
10 Best Hotels in Key West
Florida Keys Reopening To Tourism On June 1
But when I saw that the Florida Keys were reopening, it really got my attention for two reasons. First, this is a great and varied destination that fits the bill of what people seem to want right now - almost all of its attractions and much of the dining are outdoors, in beautiful weather and a gorgeous setting.
Guide to Meeting & Event Planning in Florida Keys
Local Takes: Key West
Key West, the southernmost town in the continental United States, is the end of the line, the last island on an archipelago that stretches 125 miles off the tip of Florida... From a real-life mermaid to a third-generation local (a.k.a. “Conch”), to a larger-than-life drag queen, these three beloved locals show us that there’s more to Key West than its seedy dive bars (though those are fun too!).