Reach Key West

... 10X20 ft storage unit, and live together for the first time in a 30 ft RV to travel when real estate is slumping and gas prices reach an all time high. We plan to spend 1 - 1 1/2 years traveling the good old US of A--see and experience as much as we can ...

... It was an intriguing mix of small towns, settlements, harbours, causeways and bridges. The original bridges were built for a railway to reach Key West and after part of it was destroyed in a hurricane it was converted to a road and the railway abandoned. ...

... we walked pass the place multiple times everyday!!  We hit the keys around 3pm but still had 2 hours of driving to reach key west. It was quite amazing driving along the highway 1 which is really like  bridge after bridge over some of the most ...

... hours to travel the distance down all the connecting bridges and keys to reach the KOA RV park at Sugarloaf the nearest KOA to Key West. The water has the Caribbean colours attached to it, lovely blues and light greens, with no waves just gentle views of ...

... dollar bills expired and we retreated to the nearby anchorage.  It was a tad rolly, but hardly a problem. The main event in Key West is Duval street.  This is the Bourbon street of KW and has (Im told) a hundred bars and restaurants.  ...

... , Yeah!!  It's actually a long drive (100 miles) once you enter the first Key (Key Largo) until you reach Key West.  The waters are turquoise blue, the air smells salty, and you see mangrove plants all around the islands.  This is a ...

... at the beginning of the road so we could just spend time with good friends at the end of it.  And when you reach Key West, there's no more road to take. The house was perfect: Two blocks off Duval Street.  A converted bottle factory with high ...

Steve read somewhere that once you reach Key West there's a sunset party, every night. It being Sunday, the day before Memorial Day, we figured chances were high for a pretty good party. So instead of taking our time down to Key West, we were on a ...

... It's probably a good idea to leave early in the morning from mainland Florida to give yourself plenty of time to reach Key West.  Although we encountered relatively good traffic I'm sure during holidays it can be quite a nightmare having to drive ...

... don't think the guy had ever cut a whiteman's hair in his life! Before returning back to the hotel, we visited the southernmost point of Key West and consequently the continent - bit of an anticlimax, but at least we can say we've been!   In the ...

... chain of islands (around 100) connected by a straight highway, so, it’s a 3 hours trip to reach the end of earth…very nice! Key west is another paradise on earth, definitely Mexican gulf is awesome. It was the place where Hemingway was ...

... to reggae. I think we'll be naturals at the rum, less so the dancehall skank. Across the road from our hotel lies the Key West Butterfly Conservatory, which proudly bills itself as the No. 1 Visitor Attraction in the Florida Key, as voted for by People's ...

... to Margaritaville, I'm a tourist after all, and I just wanted to see.  Oh well.   It was a bit difficult being a tourist in Key West.  it was really hard to find a place to park.  I mean, you can't tour and explore in the car all ...

5th May – Marathon – Key West – Marathon – 109 Miles – Kingsail Resort Our new place to stay has to get the 1st prize for the noisiest place that we have stayed on this adventure. The air conditioner is very noisy; we are ...

Monday December 28th , Geet, Diptesh and Mrugesh started the trip to Miami and Key west from Chicago. There first destination was St Louis Mo Audis Place…..Let me take you a little in the past before we started the Trip. It started with the ...

... road we were driving on which made for a fantastic laid back drive...far too easy to lose concentration on the driving itself!! Key West still has the 'local' feel, despite being descended upon by hundreds of tourists during the winter ...

... becomes the Route 1 and shudders to a traffic jammed halt. An hour later and we're pushing on through towards the 'Keys'. We reach 'Key Largo', which is reached by a narrow strip surrounded by water and where the road is protected by a 'gator boom in the ...

... night. The sunsets themselves this time of year are not massively spectacular, the sun vanishes behind clouds well before it should reach its reddy climax, I would imagine there are some months where the skys are bathed in a red glow...but August is not ...

... all prisoners here. Walk through the park in the general direction, surprised we cannot see the tall, skinny spire of the church, but reach the moat and bridge across. Nearly end up paying for the full tour, but look through the grounds first and find a ...

... people we have made it through. Would I do it again - YES. I knew before the trip that my key objective of the trip was to reach the Lost City, however what I didnīt know is that I will learn so much about myself and meet such a ...

... or church where all the Tsar's are buried. Back on the Metro I timed how long you stand on these deep escalators to reach the underground platforms. A surprising 3mins if you just stood there. This got me on some calculations. If you did that 4 times ...