Notice the beautiful Key Deer & Aeries as we ride along in our rag top.

Big Pine Key is the largest of the lower Keys. The Island is home to the National Key Deer and Great White Heron Refuge which provides protection for the rare white birds and the tiny, elusive Key Deer.

With its jugglers, mimes, street artists and spectacular sunsets, the Sunset Celebration on Mallory Pier draws large crowds every evening.

But Key West has more to offer.....including the best conch fritters! There's Hemingway's home, the James Audubon House, tin-roofed conch houses, sidewalk cafes and wonderful shops.

This Designated Historic Structure was built in 1903 by Walter Sayers Lightbourn for his son Walter James and bride Nellie Moss.� The Lightbourns were a prominent cigar manufacturing family.� This stunning example of a classic� Conch mansion was painstakingly restored, bringing the faded beauty back to her original splendor.�

Audubon House & Gardens

A visit to the Audubon House & Tropical Gardens is an exploration into local history and folklore, while the gardens offer a lush one-acre view of tropical foliage. You will enjoy viewing the works of John James Audubon, world renown ornithologist. There are 28 first edition Audubon works in the house.

Audubon visited the Florida Keys and Dry Tortugas in 1832.

The 19th-century home was built by Captain John H. Geiger, a harbor pilot and master wrecker, who lived in the house with his wife and nine children.

Restoration, renovation and preservation have become a way of life in Key West. Homes built by the shipbuilders of the past with wooden peg construction and "carpenter gothic" gingerbread are lived in by the spritual, if not linear descendants of those artisans. Many are now lovely Bed & Breakfast Inns.

Let's leave the Conch Train & spend the afternoon aboard our very own Clipper Ship: USS DRIFTERS

We can now walk the longest street in the world, "Duval", going from the Gulf of Mexico to the shores of the Atlantic Ocean. Stroll through interesting� Old Town, where we can browse in the many galleries, museums and specialty shops. At the end of Duval Street, we find ourselves at Mallory Pier where we will party through sundown! �

WE THANK YOU ALL FOR JOINING US ON OUR TOUR OF FLORIDA. A MOST SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL OF OUR DESIGNATED DRIVERS. WE COULDN'T HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT YOUR HELP.