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Key West Travel Tours

This is one of the most famous areas in Miami and it has a strong history behind it has well. Most of these buildings date back from the 1930s when Art Deco was a popular architectural style. You will love them even if you are not interested in architecture. These historic buildings have been restored painstakingly. They sport pastel colors and neon signs. The pale colors and the smooth lines are peculiar to these buildings from the early 20th century as they were meant to signify the future. You can start your tour around the district after a visit to the Art Deco Welcome Center. Bayside Marketplace

This is considered to be one of the most beautiful beaches in Miami. Apart from the glorious sands, the surf is also pretty good here. You can have a good time swimming here. Picnics are a good option as well. Decades ago, a miniature train was built in the beach. This train is still operational and you can use it to visit the areas of the beach. There is also an historic Allan Herschel carousel on the beach. Although an antique, it still remains. Matheson Hammock Park Beach

Miami To Key West Cruise

Duck Key should be the next spot on your itinerary especially if you want to enjoy a dive or two. Most divers tend to overlook Duck Key as a diving destination but that is what makes it so special. There are fewer residents as well which makes this place a rather quiet one. The waters around duck key are brimming with incredible sea life such as giant sea turtles, spotted eagle rays and goatfish. Marathon and the Seven Mile Bridge

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