Notable destinations on Duval Street include Kermit's Key West Key Lime Pie Shoppe, which serves Food Networks' favorite key lime pie, and Turtle Kraals, where you can catch a turtle race in between courses on an oceanfront dining deck. The old town is home to Duval Street, which you can tour through on a trolley or join a pub crawl for some extra fun. Samuel Mudd, who assisted John Wilkes Booth after the Lincoln assassination. It's home to a Civil War fort that once imprisoned Dr.
Couples can enjoy its beautiful beaches and even take a history lesson. The park includes campsites, hiking, and bird watching. This 100-square-mile wonder boasts waters prime for snorkeling and scuba diving. The trail to the historic Old Bahia Honda Bridge, which was built for trains in the early 1900s, is another attraction. You can go fishing, kayaking, and camping stargazing is another popular activity. There's also plenty of flora and fauna to discover locally, including marine birds, tropical fish, dolphins and sea turtles.
Bahia Honda State Park has some of the most renowned beaches in Key West.
