Disclosure: Transportation to the National Key Deer Refuge was covered by The Florida Keys. All opinions are my own. National Key Deer Refuge Established in 1957, the National Key Deer Refuge protects and preserves the national interest of the Key deer and other wildlife resources in the Florida Keys. Located in the lower Keys, the National Key Deer Refuge spans approximately 9,200 acres of land,...
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Disclosure: Our food was covered by Chef Michael’s and The Florida Keys. All opinions are my own. Chef Michael’s Located at mile marker 81.6 oceanside, Chef Michael’s offers it’s diners dock to dish fresh seafood, prime steak, smiling service, fine wine, and craft beer! ”Our fresh fish goes through a rigorous real time testing protocol before delivery to us. We strive to remove uncertainty to...
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Disclosure: Our visit was covered by Florida Keys Brewing Co and The Florida Keys. All opinions are my own. Florida Keys Brewing Co. I am by no means a beer connoisseur, but I do love a nice cold one every now and then. Having moved on from the typical big brand beers a few years ago, I now look for something with great taste than...
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Disclosure: Our visit was covered by Florida Keys Aquarium Encounters and The Florida Keys. All opinions are my own. Aquarium Encounters Have you ever wanted to swim in a coral reef with mobula rays and tropical fish, but were afraid to do it in open waters? Ya, me too. Something about being out in the open seas sparks the fear in me. I’m sure I...
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Disclosure: Our food was covered by Marker 88 and The Florida Keys. All opinions are my own. Marker 88 General Manager Andy McGrotha describes the food at Marker 88 as “Floribbean”, a mix of Florida and Caribbean. “Locally sourced fish flavoured with a mixture of island spices and key lime.” He hit the nail on the head with that description! Situated on the Gulf side,...
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