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Divester on Key West and the Caribbean
Our Divester friends are always writing about destinations around the world that are ideal for diving, and usually great places to visit whether you are into scuba or not. Willy Volk posted two items of interest in the past week that I thought might be particularly useful to Gadling readers. First, Willy provides an in-depth description of what to do when diving is not an option in Key West. From fruity drinks to fine dining, neighborhood walks, museum visits and ghost tours too, Willy gives great details about the pubs, restaurants, accommodations and attractions that he and his wife enjoyed on their southern Florida weekend getaway. In another post, Willy points us to a list that may interest those looking to plan vacations in the Caribbean this winter. Child Magazine's Ten Best Caribbean Resorts for Families is a helpful guide to kid-friendly hotels in Jamaica, Barbados, the Dominican Republic and Bahamas, to name a few.
Filed under: Arts and Culture, Scuba Diving, Food and Drink, Stories, Bahamas, Barbados
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Willy Dec 18th 2005 5:34PM
My wife wants me to mention that although Key West is extremeley dog-friendly (almost TOO friendly, as we're stopped frequently by people enamored with our dog!), the health inspector has recently cracked down on people bringing their dogs into restaurants -- even open-air, outdoor establishments. Previously, this had been no problem, but if you're interested in bringing your pooch to the island, it's cool, but you may need to leave him at home during meal times.
Also, I'd be interested in hearing about some more "off the beaten track" Key West ideas. So if you have any, please head over to Divester and leave them in the comments section (http://www.divester.com/2005/12/02/what-to-do-in-key-west-when-you-cant-dive/). Thanks!