| 1 miles from sombrero beach, and 3. check-in time: 1:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. amenities include complimentary parking and a picnic area with barbecue grills. there's also a pier, a launching ramp and boat slips (fee). this quirky, boat-based resort overlooking the atlantic ocean is 6. airy land-based rooms are also available. cozy, simply furnished rooms inside houseboats have private bathrooms, free wi-fi and cable tv, plus minifridges, microwaves and ocean-view sitting areas. 9 miles from crane point museum and nature center
Key West International Airport 1 hr 11
Sombrero Beach (12 min)
Park & beach for swimming, picnics & volleyball, plus Loggerhead turtle nesting from April-October. Crane Point Hammock (8 min)
This complex has a natural history museum, marine touch tanks, a bird rescue center & nature trails. Dolphin Connection (12 min)
Renowned marine-life educational facility with interactive dolphin-conservation programs & day camp. Dolphin Research Center (6 min)
Visitors can see dolphin shows, interact with dolphins & view sea lions at this research center. Coco Plum Beach (4 min) Pigeon Key (14 min)
Small island housing 8 noteworthy historic buildings, one of which has been converted into a museum. Seven Mile Bridge (12 min)
Meandering bridge linking points in a section of the Florida Keys. Part of US Rte. 1/Overseas Hwy. Curry Hammock State Park (5 min)
Beachside park offers campgrounds, fishing, kayaking & hiking trails amid wetlands & seagrass beds. Turtle Hospital (10 min)
Sea turtle rescue & rehabilitation center offering guided public tours & a gift shop. Grassy Key (7 min)
Small island in the Florida Keys, a destination for its resorts & historic dolphin research center. Knights Key (12 min)
Marina and camping Florida Keys Aquarium Encounters (4 min)
Marine life facility with diving, snorkeling & feeding activities, plus touch tanks, tours & a cafe. The Cabana Club (5 min) Boot Key (46 min)
Harbor, marina, kayaking, and sailing Conch Keys (12 min)
Fishing, kayaking & snorkeling with manatees on 2 small islands known for their lobster grounds. | 
