Bridges, boats, and bars are perhaps my favorite parts of the Florida Keys. When you’re sitting on a little slice of land surrounded by the turquoise shades of the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, you can’t help but become addicted to the water, boats, and bridges that go along with it. The bars are just an added bonus.
50 shades of blue beats grey any day – taken near Bahia Honda.
Only in Key West.
I enjoy walking the docks and noting the neat names of boats.
Pretty boats all in a row.
The locals.
Half Shell Raw Bar
The Half Shell is featured as the cover art for one of Kenny Chesney’s singles.
Located at Conch Harbor Marina, Dante’s is a fun and relaxing spot to have lunch, sip a cocktail, and take a dip in the pool.
Dante’s pool and bar.
Sunset Grille & Raw Bar entertainment
Sunset Grille & Raw Bar, located on Marathon Key, has great food and a pool. It’s right beside Seven Mile Bridge, and it’s an excellent choice for the sunset scene.
Sunset Grille with Seven Mile Bridge in the background.
Beverage choices at Sunset Grille.
Capt. Tony’s
You can’t go to Key West without visiting Capt. Tony’s Saloon. Well, I guess you could, but why?
The famous Sloppy Joe’s Bar. They actually have really good sloppy joes.
Jet ski tour
Okay, not exactly a boat, but jet skis are pretty darn fun in the Keys. We took a tour around the island with Fury Watersports. I highly recommend.
Zipping around the island.
The jet ski fleet at Fury. Oh, and a big ‘ol cruise ship in the background.
More shades of blue.
Beneath Seven Mile Bridge. I absolutely adore this bridge.
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