Florida Keys and Everglades - A warm winter get-a-way!

The Florida Keys and Everglades National Park are two of the most iconic and diverse natural landscapes in the United States, each offering unique ecosystems and unparalleled beauty.  This journey explores

the entire chain of Keys and venturing deep into the heart of the Everglades!

The Florida Keys form a unique, island-studded arc extending from the southern tip of Florida into the turquoise waters of the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic. Known for their laid-back lifestyle, coral reefs, and scenic Overseas Highway, the Keys attract visitors seeking both relaxation and adventure. Each island has its own personality—from the diving mecca of Key Largo to the artistic vibe of Islamorada—making the archipelago a rich mosaic of culture and natural beauty.

Key West, the southernmost point of the continental United States, is the cultural and historical heart of the Keys. Its pastel conch-style houses, lively Duval Street, and storied literary heritage give the island a character unlike anywhere else in the country. Visitors flock to attractions like the Hemingway Home, Mallory Square’s sunset celebrations, and the Southernmost Point marker. Despite its popularity, Key West maintains an easygoing charm rooted in its maritime past and bohemian spirit.

Beyond the bustling island towns, the Keys are deeply connected to marine ecosystems. Their coral reefs are among the most accessible in North America, offering colorful underwater landscapes for snorkelers and divers. Seagrass beds, mangroves, and shallow flats support an incredible diversity of wildlife, including sea turtles, manatees, and vibrant fish species. Conservation efforts are vital here, as climate change and human activity threaten these fragile environments.

Everglades National Park, located just north of the Keys, adds another dimension to South Florida’s ecological richness. Known as the “River of Grass,” the Everglades is a vast expanse of slow-moving water that sustains countless species, from alligators and crocodiles to wading birds and elusive Florida panthers. The park offers airboat rides, boardwalk trails, and kayak routes where visitors can experience pristine wetlands and sawgrass marshes. Together, the Florida Keys, Key West, and Everglades National Park create a diverse and captivating region where culture, history, and nature coexist in unforgettable ways.

Join us February 16-20, 2026 on this amazing warm winter journey! CLICK HERE TO VIEW DETAILS

Watch our journey video above.