Take the high speed catamaran 70 miles west of Key West to the islands and waters of the Dry Tortugas National Park - the last of the Florida Keys and a remote treasure. It consists of seven tiny islands and the surrounding waters. When Ponce De Leon originally discovered these islands he named them "Las Tortugas" (meaning "the turtles" in Spanish) because of the abundance of sea turtles. Even though hunting drastically reduced their numbers, many varieties of the species are still present in the area.

Relax and enjoy some of the most popular champagnes in the world and sail into the Key West sunset on this two hour cruise. The cruise features three Moet and Chandon champagnes and also includes a champagne inspired buffet. Finally, great champagnes on a sunset sail, and the time to enjoy each one!

The Key West Pub Crawl is a guided walking tour featuring the most famous and entertaining drinking establishments in the Florida Keys. This two and a half hour event begins downtown, moves through the historic seaport and then returns to Duval Street.

While vacationing down in Key West, come along on a large catamaran boat and venture out to a sunken shallow water ship wreck. Enjoy eleven activities for one low cost! There is no shortage of fun here - waverunners, snorkeling, banana boat rides, kayak, sunfish sailboat, windsurf, water-ski, kneeboard or just float on a raft.