May has been declared Florida State Parks Month. Experience all the sights, sounds and recreational activities that visitors enjoy while visiting Florida’s National Gold Medal Winning State Parks.
For more Information, contact your local state park or visit us online at floridastateparks.org.
Famous for its beautiful clear water, Key West has long been known as a fishermens paradise.
Jimmy Buffet, Ernest Hemingway and Robert Frost are just a few who have fished these crystal clear waters filled with over 225 species of gamefish.
In this challenge headquartered at Key West's Historic Seaport, more than $13,000 awaits the angler scoring the highest total combined weight of three dolphin catches. Many additional prizes await other top anglers, and there is no limit on the number of participating boats.
Those highly anticipated, succulent claws... brought to shore fresh daily from the waters surrounding the Florida Keys, are NOW dripping in mustard dip and being quickly consumed by visitors and locals alike!
PrideFest is about the inherent openness and acceptance found in the internationally renowned gay and lesbian resort destination. That inclusiveness will be celebrated during the island city's PrideFest.
While many symphonies perform under the stars, only one can claim to perform under the sea. The Submerged Symphony will be at its very best during the anniversary of the Lower Keys Underwater Music Festival.
The unique event showcases the colorful diversity of marine life that characterizes North America's only living coral barrier reef. As many as 600 divers and snorkelers gather each year for the sub-sea songfest at Looe Key National Marine Sanctuary, an area of the reef located approximately six miles south of Big Pine Key.
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