Located on the tropical island paradise of Key West, Florida, The Nassau House is a charming bed and breakfast in the heart of Old Town. Situated on Fleming Street, the guesthouse is within walking distance to all major attractions including the world famous Duval Street, Mallory Square, The Historic Seaport Village and The Ferry Terminal as well as the Beaches of Key West.
The Nassau House offers a casual relaxed atmosphere to enjoy your Florida vacation plus three different accommodation packages.
The first is The Best Of Key West Package which provides some of the best excursions available at this southern most city in the U.S. Guests have truly enjoyed this package because of the excursions. The inn also includes free bikes for your entire stay, which is the ideal way to get around the island.
Key West is an ideal location for your honeymoon, so they have put together a wonderful honeymoon package.
And, for Thanksgiving, they cook a full Thanksgiving dinner, just for you.
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Published by admin on February 8, 2010 in Key West News with No Comments
Sunday, February 7, 2010 2:00 – 3:30 pm
Key West Tropical Forest & Botanical Garden
5210 College Road
Key West, FL 33040
By Phone: (305) 296-1504
Today’s speaker is Dr. Stuart Pimm, Director of Conservation
“A Hot Spot in the Tropics”, The big picture story of how scientists identify “hot spots” and why Key West is one.
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Published by admin on February 7, 2010 in Key West News with No Comments
Explore the Florida Keys many plants & animals with aquariums, interactive nature exhibits, mock-underwater laboratory and high-def theater featuring “Reflections – A Florida Keys Experience.”
Located in the Truman Annex Waterfront by Fort Zachary Taylor, The Florida Keys Eco-Discovery Center is open Tue – Sat 9 – 4 and admission is FREE.
The Center features over 6,000 square feet of interactive and dynamic exhibits including a mock-up of Aquarius, the world’s only underwater ocean laboratory.
Colorful marine artwork depicting the deep sea, coral reef and mangrove shoreline decorates the outside wall of the Center and guides the visitor toward the main entrance.
Once inside, exhibits interpret the ecology of Keys’ habitats-from the upland pinelands through the hardwood hammock and beach dune, down to the mangrove shoreline, where the visitor enters the sea to learn about the seagrass flats, hardbottom, coral reef and deep shelf communities.
For more information: 305-809-4750
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Published by admin on February 6, 2010 in Key West News with No Comments
The International Women’s Flag Football Association (IWFFA) is an alliance of girls and women’s flag football teams, leagues and individual players from around the world.
Their mission is to provide an opportunity for all females regardless of race, nationality, age, economic status or sexual orientation to enjoy healthy competition, have fun, develop teamwork skills, learn fair play, good sportmanship, standardize rules of the game, create new teams and unify exiting teams and leagues to help organize the sport.
Beginning Sunday, February 7, 2009, women and girls gather in Key West to participate in the Kelly McGillis Classic International Women’s & Girls’ Flag Football Championship. There will be four days of competition with eight days of social events and parties.
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Published by admin on February 5, 2010 in Key West News with No Comments
Bring her to the Key West Marriott Beachside Hotel and they will have it all waiting for the both of you:
- a Valentine’s celebration bottle of Champagne,
- chocolate covered strawberries,
- and a classic red rose in an elegant single stem vase.
Call 866.679.5490 now for reservations,
or visit http://www.keywestmarriottbeachside.com/
Please mention Promo Code RMP
Published by admin on February 4, 2010 in Key West News with No Comments
The La Mer Hotel & Dewey House are Key West’s award-winning oceanfront boutique hotels.
Each of these intimate luxury hotels has a unique, turn-of-the-century feel, with spacious rooms.
Both are connected by lush tropical gardens, towering palms and brightly colored flowers. With a sense of class and historic charm, you are insured a memorable stay because of these most unique accommodations on the island.
Each of these B&B Inns offers the kind of luxury accommodations you’d expect from boutique hotels in Key West with granite wet bars, private balconies or patios, monogrammed robes, British Colonial furnishings and Jacuzzi tubs.
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Published by admin on February 3, 2010 in Key West News with No Comments
WOMEN WHO STEAL
January 13 – February 13
by Carter W. Lewis, Directed by Rebecca Tomlinson
Thelma and Louise move over. This smart comedy is a raucous late night joy ride complete with squealing tires, tequila shots, and fire arms–all set to a Meat Loaf soundtrack. “Put down those remotes, people,” says the Austin Chronicle, “you’ve got to see this!”
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Published by admin on February 2, 2010 in Key West News with No Comments
The Subtropic Dive Center offers the convenience of true ‘doorstep diving’, with their dock located directly adjacent to the shop.
Since they run three trips daily on each of their boats, you can choose to dive on a variety of sites — wrecks, reefs and experience the uniqueness of night diving.
The center also offers a daily morning trip to the Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg. As an artificial reef, the ship is not only a recreational resource for divers and fishermen, but serves as an underwater classroom for the Florida Keys Community College, and is a platform for ground-breaking research in reef monitoring as mandated by the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary Management Plan.
Because of the depth of this wreck, if you are an Open Water certified diver, you will need to hire a guide. All those with an advanced certification or higher are free to dive it unsupervised.
All of their rental rigs have computers for keeping a safe profile.
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Published by admin on February 1, 2010 in Key West News with No Comments
BRUNCH Around At Martin’s Key West, Sunday, January 30, 2010
Grab a bucci and a newspaper at you’re a local Cuban bodega and peddle over to one of your local favorite brunch spots.
From shrimp and grits to Florida lobster eggs benedict to poached eggs and brioche. Top it all off with a unique Key West Bloody Mary or a Mango Mimosa.
Call the restaurant of your choice for reservations or call the Key West Food and Wine Festival hospitality suite at 305-292-1622.
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Published by admin on January 31, 2010 in Key West News with No Comments
Bubbles And Madness Presented By Azur Restaurant, Saturday, Jan 30th, 10:00am- 2:00pm
Inside and outside the cool blue of AZUR Restaurant, Mike Mosi and Drew Wenzel present “Bubbles and Madness”, an exquisite celebration of Brunch and Champagne.
Featuring the freshest of Key West seafood from “Key West Fresh” and the premier bubbles of “Premier Beverage of Florida”, this event will wake your senses with Mike and Drew’s exciting pairings of food, sparkling wines, and Champagne cocktails.
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Published by admin on January 30, 2010 in Key West News with No Comments
