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Key West & the Florida Keys - The Delaplaine 2019 Long Weekend Guide

Andrew Delaplaine

Publisher: Gramercy Park Press

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Summary

Comprehensive guide to Key West and the Florida Keys, including Upper Keys, Middle Keys and Lower Keys, from Key Largo all the way down the Overseas Highway though little Podunk towns to the glorious debauchery of Key West. “New information on guest houses and restaurants that I did not know about.”---Dusty H., Raleigh“This is a great book. It has in it places we never would have found on our own.”---Carol K, Charlotte“Reading this book really got me excited about getting there faster.”---Colin, AtlantaLODGING (and camping)RESTAURANTS, both upmarket as well as a selection for those on a budgetATTRACTIONS (including water sports), TOURS, EXCURSIONSNIGHTLIFE (which means an exhaustive selection of bars) and shopping (such as it is) for Upper Keys, Middle Keys, Lower Keys and Key West.
 
 
Available since: 01/29/2019.

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