Key Weird: Conch Mayor Water Skis from Key West to Cuba
In 1978, the island’s then-mayor McCoy was inspired to make the 100+ mile journey because of a challenge from a local reporter and chance conversation with President Jimmy Carter. Thirty years later, famous long-distance swimmer Diana Nyad swam from Cuba to Key West. Here’s another aspect of what makes Key West known as “Key Weird.”
A Look at the Florida Coral Reef
The coral reef off the coast of the Florida Keys is the third-largest in the world and the only living reef in the continental United States. Each year, thousands of tourists visiting Key West snorkel the reef to swim with tropical fish and check out diverse coral species. Here’s a look at its diverse habitats, ways to visit it, and reef-friendly practices that will ensure its longevity.
What to Pack for Winter in Key West
Here’s a practical list of what to pack for your Key West winter vacation.
Lyle Lovett & Robert Earl Keen to Play at the Sunset Green
The laid-back, outdoor concert features longtime friends and musicians for an evening of songs and story-telling.