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Florida KeysOoaj Travel Guide, tourism, hotel reservation, residence, plane, cheap pension for you holidays in florida keysFree Travel guide Ooaj.com A free travel guide for holidays. Hotels in florida keys, Bed and Breakfast!North America : United States of America : Florida : Florida Keys
The Florida Keys is a region of Florida. The Keys are islands to the south of the Florida mainland.
![]() Regions![]() Get in![]() By carUS-1 from Miami leads to the Keys. ![]() By planeThe two main airports in the Keys are on Marathon Key and Key West. ![]() By busGreyhound has service to and from the Florida Keys. There are terminals on Marathon, Big Pine Key, and Key West. ![]() By FerryMultiple ferry services are available from Fort Myers to Key West. Most of them are large catamarans that will accommodate 20-30 passengers. Sailing time is about 3 hours. ![]() Get aroundThe Keys (at least the accessible, commercial islands) are connected by US Highway 1. A useful and interesting "quirk" about the linearity of the Keys (and US-1) is that directions to establishments and attractions are locally described by the "Mile Markers" along US-1. If you ask someone how to get to a certain beach or hotel, they will tell you that it is at "Mile Marker 68.5"; many signs and brochures will say "MM 68.5" (of course, there is no mile marker 68.5, this just means that the hotel is halfway between mile markers 68 and 69). These numbers start at zero at the start of US-1 on Key West, so the numbers get larger as you go north. The speed limits in the Keys are generally 45 MPH on the built-up Islands, and 55 MPH on the bridges and less built-up islands. There are areas (very built-up strips, or animal sanctuaries) where the speed drops to 35 MPH. ![]() EatAs you would expect, there is a lot of seafood served in the Keys, but all types of restaurants exist. These include most of the staples of American fast-food, mom-and-pop diners, and many kinds of ethnic fare. ![]() External links
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