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Big Pine Key and the Lower Keys

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Plan your Florida Keys vacation here at Upcoming Keys Events. Explore the Keys travel, hotels, attractions and activities before your visit here to our American Caribbean.

If you've had enough of an overcrowded and weary world, the islands of the Lower Keys are the place for you. Big Pine Key and the surrounding islands of the Lower Keys is very different from the Upper Keys and Marathon.

Once you cross the Seven Mile Bridge, it's a whole different world. It's your reward for driving this far.


Here, you can snorkel or dive over the Looe Key coral reef, ride a bicycle through Key Deer country, or take a fishing adventure in the back country or troll the deep blue waters beyond the reef.

For a visual introduction to the sights of the Lower Keys, please peruse our iPIX virtual panoramic tours.

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Watch this video to discover the Natural Keys: ecotours, marine sanctuary and endangered wildlife refuges.

At the end of the day, you can trade stories with family and friends at one of this area's tiki bars, RV parks, campgrounds, quaint resorts or licensed vacation homes. The Earthy fragrance of mangrove forests and wetlands is never far away.

The Lower Keys begin where the Florida Keys island chain takes a

graceful westerly turn toward the sunset, shortly after the famous Seven Mile Bridge. It is a quiet region of small resorts, down-home restaurants, single-family homes, untrammeled wildernesses and rich history.

Elvis jams with a mermaid during the annual Underwater Music Festival at Looe Key.Tiny Little Duck Key, at mile marker 40 in the upper end of the Lower Keys, boasts Veterans Memorial Park. Its sandy beaches, picnic areas, and pet-friendliness make it a perfect family stop along the famed Overseas Highway.

Just a mile down the road, at mile marker 39, is Ohio Key. It is home to Sunshine Key Camping Resort, which offers a pool, family restaurant and other amenities.

Nearby, you will find Bahia Honda State Park and Recreation Area at mile marker 37. With its white sandy beaches and abundant wildlife, Bahia Honda Key frequently makes the list of most beautiful beaches in America.

Big Pine Key, at mile marker 33, is the main shopping hub of the Lower Keys. Yet, if you prefer solitude, you need only turn onto one of its lovely side roads.

Explore the National Key Deer Refuge, a large expanse of mostly undeveloped pine lands where the diminutive Key Deer live, or venture out to No Name Key. If you're looking for an off-shore adventure, Big Pine is also the jumping off point for numerous snorkeling and dive charters to Looe Key reef.

Don't forget about the other islands of the Lower Keys. They are famous for their homey resorts, family-oriented neighborhoods and

easy access to the water. Look for intriguing names such as Summerland Key, Big Torch and Little Torch Keys, Cudjoe Key, Sugarloaf Key or Big Coppitt Key. All are an easy drive to Key West. In fact, the uninhabited Saddlebunch Keys are a network of sandy lagoons and mangrove islands that make the jaunt a memorable one, especially at sunset.

Blue Key Number one snorkeling and diving destination in the Northern Hemsisphere. ( 6" to 6 ‘)National Key Deer Refuge (miniature white tail deer)

The Lower Keys are an oasis in a mad and rushed world. Come visit us.

Come visit Big Pine & the Lower keys. Like all the Keys, you'll find it's rich in history.

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  • Key West Key West is just a short and picturesque drive from Miami, Florida down US-1. The Florida Keys hold a lot of treasures for the traveler.
  • Key Largo, The Dive Capital of the World. A dream vacation, yes, Paradise Has Never Been Easier to Reach
  • The Islands of Marathon in the Florida Keys is home to some of the world's best fishing, diving, and snorkeling as well as wedding and seafood dining destinations!
  • Village of Islands of Islamorada is situated between the saltwater wilderness of Everglades National Park in one direction and North America's only coral barrier reef and the deep blue waters of the Florida Straits in the other.
  • Big PineKey and the Lower Keys The Lower Keys begin where the Florida Keys island chain takes a graceful westerly turn toward the sunset, shortly after the famous Seven Mile Bridge. It is a quiet region of small resorts, down-home restaurants, single-family homes, untrammeled wildernesses and rich history.



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