Tips Requested: Key West & Dry Tortugas National Park Next Week

[TraciC]

Hi. After hosting two National Parks meet-ups this weekend at Canaveral National Seashore (Saturday) and the Everglades (Sunday), I am taking a few days vacation in Key West. I've never been to Key West so while I plan to do a lot of nothing (relaxation and staying offline), I would love your tips of must-sees in Key West, please. Mostly fun photo-worthy spots and restaurants, please. 

I'll also be capping off my vacation with a visit to Dry Tortugas National Park and could not be more excited. Any tips for that park are also appreciated!!

Here's where I plan to go in Key West: 
La Te Da

Smallest Bar

Mile Marker 0

Blue Heaven

Better Than Sex (Dessert Restaurant!)

Mallory Square

Southermost Point

PS: I also got a new waterproof camera, so I can't wait to give it a TON of use! 

Thank you in advance!

[Corrie]

I sailed to the Dry Tortugas on a sailboat as a kid. I remember it being very hot and with nothing on the island (old fort). Make sure you have water, sunglasses, a hat and sunblock 🙂 

[TraciC]

Update: Key West and Dry Tortugas were AMAZING!

Check out my photos of Dry Tortugas National Park though here are a few favorites:

Key West was also amazing and let me just say, I'll be spending lots of time uploading my photos and reviews to Google Maps, so stay tuned! 🙂 

[AlexPssn]

Please post lots of pictures, I'll be in Key West in December.

Are you planning on visiting Fort Zachary Taylor? 

[AlexPssn]

Oops, I didn't scroll down to the bottom. Nice pictures. 

[TraciC]

@AlexPssn I did not make it to Fort Zachary Taylor but perhaps next visit. 🙂 

[GaneshKrishnaS]

Hi...

It's awesome photo's of place...

Can you share me location and history of this particular place....

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@TraciC wrote:

Update: Key West and Dry Tortugas were AMAZING!

Check out my photos of Dry Tortugas National Park though here are a few favorites:

Key West was also amazing and let me just say, I'll be spending lots of time uploading my photos and reviews to Google Maps, so stay tuned! 🙂 

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[TraciC]

@GaneshKrishnaS Hi! My original post has the Google Maps location for Dry Tortugas National Park and you can learn more about its rich history by visiting the National Parks website.