Key West Last Minute Deals

Looking for the perfect place for Halloween thrills and chills in Octobera The Florida Keys, composed of over 1,700 picturesque islands about 15 miles south of Miami, scores characteristic Breezy responsible for tree beaches, restaurants and lively nightclubs. Moreover, each year they host a wide range of family activities and will satisfy the most demanding Halloween reveler. Whether your idea of a memorable Halloween party involves cooling boat rides, pumpkin carving in, or exciting costume contest, the Keys offer something for people of all ages to enjoy. Below is an overview-to-be-missed no happenings in the Florida Keys in October and the Florida Keys hotel not far from the action.

Key Largo: If you are an avid diver, you'll no doubt feel at home in the Florida Keys, a first dive and snorkeling destination, including coral reef is the third of the world. The annual Underwater Pumpkin Carving Contest in Key Largo, scheduled for Sunday, October 24 at 8:30 am at Mile Marker (MM) 104.5, is open to all certified divers. Using nothing more than diving knives and boundless creativity, each team tries to turn a pumpkin into a completely hollow jack-o-lantern submerged about 30 feet underwater. Entering the contest is free - applicants must pay a tax of 80 million dive boat. It should be noted hotels include Key Largo Ocean Pointe Suites at Key Largo, if time permits, fill with breakfast in the seafront cafe or walk along the boardwalk private property and the marina before hitting the road.

Islamorada: For those who prefer to stay dry while remaining close to water should not look any further than Robbie's Haunted Robbie's Marina in Islamorada (MM 77.5), which is scheduled to perform Thursday, October 28 through Friday, October 29 customers. can take free boat tours channel, play games, participate in costume contest, enjoy food and win prizes. A children's corner is sure to keep the kids happy. Note that activities are planned six to nine hours neighboring properties include Holiday Isle Resort and Marina, known for its Tiki Bar.

Key West: If you are heading to Key West this year for Halloween, do not miss the annual Haunting of Fort Zachary Taylor, a Civil War-era fort on the island in the Atlantic Ocean shore. The event is scheduled for October 22 to 25 and 29-31 October from 8 to 11 am (time extended until midnight on Halloween). Admission is $ 13 for adults, $ 8 for children and $ 10 for members of the army. Customers can take their most ghoulish costumes Fort Vampire Ball on Saturday, October 23 from August to November pm In addition, many magic tricks, balloons and clowns are in store for children Kids Day on Sunday, October 24 from 5 -7 pm Visitors can easily access the fortress from an entrance on Southard Street. For accommodation, we recommend properties such as The Westin Key West Resort and Marina, which is rated AAA Four-Diamond each year since 1999, The Inn at Key West, which features newly renovated Sheraton Suites Key West, an all-suite hotel which offers a free shuttle service to Duval Street.

Marathon: Located at MM 50.5 Bayside Marathon, the 63-acre Crane Point Museum and Nature Center will host its annual Haunted hammock on Friday, October 29 from June to September am sending shivers down the "guests will be thorns pirates, vampires, ghosts, haunted hayrides and more. Terrifying spook houses and trails will also enjoy a night of chilling. The entry fee is $ 5 with children under 6 admitted free. Located minutes is newly built Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Marathon, a pet hotel that features an e.