Dry Tortugas National Park & Fort Jefferson
Make the memorable trip about 70 miles west of Key West to Fort Jefferson, turquoise water, snorkeling and remote island scenery.
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Butterflies, dolphins, sharks, birds, gardens, reefs and protected habitat.
Make the memorable trip about 70 miles west of Key West to Fort Jefferson, turquoise water, snorkeling and remote island scenery.
Walk through a glass-domed tropical habitat filled with free-flying butterflies, colorful birds and flamingos.
Meet sharks, rays, turtles and other marine life at one of Key West’s classic family attractions near Mallory Square.
Learn about coral reefs, seagrass, mangroves and protected Florida Keys habitats through interactive exhibits.
Wander free gardens inside a Civil War-era fort with orchids, tropical plants and Atlantic views.
Explore native Keys habitat, tropical plant collections, birding areas and peaceful garden trails.
Visit the nature area around the island’s wildlife rehabilitation center and learn about local birds and conservation.
Meet rescued parrots in a lush private garden and hear stories about conservation and tropical birds.
Look for wild dolphins and snorkel with naturalist-minded guides on a small-group eco excursion.
See sharks and other wildlife from a purpose-built tour boat on an educational wildlife encounter.
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