THE FLORIDA KEYS INTERNET GUIDE

TAVERNIER is immediately south of Key Largo. This quiet community is often the choice of visitors wanting easy access to Key Largo and Islamorada activities and dive sites. For boaters, Tavernier Creek provides access to both Florida Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Tavernier is also the home of the Florida Keys Wild Bird Rehabilitation Center and Harry Harris Park. Tavernier Key is actually a short distance off of Tavernier. In the 18th century wreckers used this Key as their base during the day and searched the reef at night for booty from ships that had run aground and sank.

Accommodations - area hotels, motels, resorts and other lodging that will make the Florida Keys seem like your home away from home.

Arts and Crafts - find beautiful Florida Keys art in these area art galleries and craft shops.

Dining - enjoy fresh Florida Keys seafood at these area restaurants.

Diving and Snorkeling - area dive/snorkel shops and other information that is sure to make your Florida Keys diving or snorkeling experience one you'll never forget.

Entertainment - information on attractions, tours, night life and other things to do in this area of the Florida Keys.

Fishing - information on fishing charters and area bait and tackle shops that can help you catch the "Big One" while vacationing in the Florida Keys.

Marine - marinas you may want to use when boating in this area of the Florida Keys.

Outdoors - beaches, camping and parks. Even the most spoiled will just love "roughing it" in the Florida Keys.

Pets - veterinarians and kennels (be sure and read our Florida Keys Tip about leaving pets in the car).

Real Estate - local realtors that can help you find that perfect home in the Florida Keys.

Shopping - shop for the "Best of the Florida Keys".

Transportation - area rental car agencies (note: there are only two airports in the Florida Keys, one is located in Marathon, the other is located in Key West).

Watersports - the best places to rent boats, jet-skis, waverunners, kayaks, windsurfers and other watercraft (be sure and abide by the rules and regulations of the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary and other applicable laws).

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