March
11th,
2020
Oysters on ice perfectly compliments the atmosphere of Key West. These salty medallions from the Panhandle and opposing coasts can be eaten by the dozen and served on the half-shell with nothing but horseradish and lemon juice. Not the raw oyster-eating type? Try them steamed, smoked, fried, or baked, in stews, bloody marys, or in a roll.
There’s plenty of affordable ride options at the Key West International Airport, whether you’re traveling with a group or arriving solo. If you’re concerned about connection issues, rest assured: free WiFi is available in the terminal building.
Looking to test your knowledge over a drink? Join friends for trivia nights in Key West.
Accessible by boat or air, the remote islands are attractive to visitors because of their beautiful habitat and the historic Fort Jefferson. Here's what to expect.