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Kayak Kings is a local tour operator that provides kayaking tours around Key West's long coastline, exploring its natural beauty and diversity in the process. Tours can only be booked by appointment, which can be done through a phone call or online. Kayaks, paddles, and other safety equipment can be rented from the company itself. All you need to bring with you are towels, swim suits and a dying hunger for exploration and adventure.

The Key West Garden Club is housed in this Civil War-era fort tower. The club maintains a handsome garden featuring native tropical plants. Art shows and flower shows take place here regularly. An orchid show is a particular lure for connoisseurs and the like. March and November are the prime time for shows. Also in March, the club operates a tour of private gardens in the city, which gives you a chance to look at houses you'd never see otherwise. Donations are welcomed but there's no official charge.

If you're a fan of the delicate winged creatures, then this is definitely the place for you. The Butterfly and Nature Conservatory, which treats visitors to amazing sights and smells of mother earth, has a climate controlled enclosure for about 60 species of butterflies. The colors, size, shape, history and lifespan can be studied at the Learning Center - a great experience for children and adults alike. The gallery and gift shop have lots more in store.

Spanning a distance of 113 miles (182 kilometers), the Overseas Highway is exactly what the name suggests. Offering a route between Key West and Key Largo with several intersections at different islands, the highway offers a route unlike any other. Initially an overseas railway, the route was made suitable for road traffic by constructing new roads at a different alignment from the railways. However, today, the route comprises several bridges that allow people to traverse one of the world’s most scenic highways. As you drive over the bridges, over the crystal clear blue waters of the ocean from island to island, the stunning views are sure to take your breath away.

A historic military fortress that played a crucial role during the Civil War, this Fort Zachary Taylor is now a National Historic Landmark. the fort offers tours to visitors. Visitors can take guided tours of the fort and learn about its history, including its strategic importance, and explore the seacoast gun collection that is housed here. The west side of the park is ideal for fishing and snorkeling. In addition, the park also provides tables and grills for a picnic, making it an ideal location for outdoor gatherings and families.

Set in Key West in Florida, Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park Beach is a beautiful place to visit during the warm summer months. A part of the Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park, this beach offers facilities for a number of activities like fishing, paddling, snorkelling and swimming. This beach is also equipped with picnic tables and benches for visitors who want to enjoy their meal while watching the waves crash against the shore. Hike along the state park’s trail and learn about Fort Taylor’s history.