150 miles south of Miami, Key West is truly the end of the line, the southernmost point of the United States. Key West's charm has remained, though the pace of life has picked up quite a bit. Key West has become a place where people escape from the rat race to join the race for the freest, the "funnest" and the most flamboyant.

If you prefer a more solitary vacation, you can spend your days dozing in a hammock between two palms, and your nights listening to the gentle hum of insects and the far-away beat of a reggae band. Or, if you're like most visitors, you'll take it easy during the day, enjoying the beach or Key West's shops and attractions, and spend your nights partying in its bars and nightclubs, most of which are clustered along the main strip of Duval Street.

Whatever your choice, you'll find Key West is an island that never stops. Sunset in Key West is more than a time of day; it's a happening — a special time when hundreds of people gather on the docks at Mallory Square along with musicians, entertainers and vendors. Key West embraces a fascinating mix of history, eccentricity and lush island charm. Civil War era forts, famous writer's homes, sidewalk cafés, and outrageous folks all add to the atmosphere of life on island time.

We are not currently featuring any Apartments in Key West. We suggest you take a look at the hotels we offer.

Miami Beach is a fast growing, fashionable and exciting international hot-spot. Film and music stars, art-deco museums and shopping districts referred to as the "5th Avenue of the South" showcase the decadence and new-world architecture that lures thousands of visitors a year.

The art-deco district in South Beach is a must-see for anyone interested in the marriage of art and functionality in city design. North Beach is perfect for those who enjoy nostalgic 50’s motifs and ocean views. Go for a beachside stroll or toward Haulover park for fishing, bike rides, tennis or a round of golf.

Miami Beach nightlife concludes an unforgettable vacation day with a diverse array of ethnic food and American cuisine, topped off with jazz cafes and hopping dance clubs. These elements combine to make Miami Beach the place for ocean-side relaxation, fine dining, shopping and night-time entertainment.

Fort Lauderdale offers a combination of sea, sun, shopping, arts and entertainment, a sophisticated playground with equal parts, glamour, old-world charm and retro-funkiness. The welcoming, relaxed vibe of the tropics permeates Fort Lauderdale's culture and conscience, offering guests an ideal atmosphere for shedding the stresses of the everyday world.

Water is a defining element of Fort Lauderdale, with 23 miles of golden sandy beaches, gently kissed by turquoise Atlantic waves. The Intracoastal Waterway, a canal system reminiscent of Venice, winds gently through the interior, connecting downtown office buildings, the world-class boutiques, galleries and restaurants on chic Las Olas Boulevard, and the museums, theatres and nightspots of Riverwalk. Teeming with luxurious yachts and lined by opulent homes, the inland waterways can easily be navigated by water taxi, a convenient and fun water-borne service that runs like clockwork throughout the day and well into the night. A network of landscaped pathways meanders alongside many of the canals and offers access to the outdoor cafes and attractions on street level as well as a lovely vantage point of the water for those on foot.

For those who see adventure as hunting down the latest clothing and furniture designs, Greater Fort Lauderdale is also known for shopping, with top specialty stores as twelve major malls plus the Design Center of the Americas, the world's largest international design center, and Sawgrass Mills, a destination in itself, with more than 300 retail outlets and name brand discounters. Yes, fabulous beaches and the perfect year-round weather are only a small part of the enviable Greater Fort Lauderdale's "good life!"

Pompano also maintains 19 local parks for sports enthusiasts or those who have a penchant for outdoor relaxation. Local attractions, fine dining and shopping provide a  myriad of entertaining options, not to mention annual special events including a holiday boat parade, seafood festival and fishing rodeo. The Hillsboro Lighthouse can be easily spotted from Pompano's ambulating roadways and paths along 3.5 miles of golden beachfront, sounding a beacon for the millions of visitors every year that are drawn to the excitement and accessibility of one of Broward County's gems.

The excitement begins on the beach, which spans nearly 23 miles from Ormond Beach to Daytona Beach and Ponce Inlet. If you dream of riding the waves, the smooth sand and Atlantic surf combine to make this one of the best surfing spots on the East Coast. Accessing the beach with a car or rented beach buggy is a fun and distinctly Daytona Beach experience with 16 miles available for driving with pedestrian only zones located at various intervals. For some, "picking up the pace" may mean an exhilarating day of shopping in the historic downtown or new oceanfront shopping and dining district, venturing out to sophisticated night spots or playing a round of golf.

If you're seeking a back-to-nature experience, stop by one of the local parks or nature preserves. The area's waterways entice many to enjoy a leisurely boat cruise along the Halifax River. The Atlantic Ocean and the Halifax River also provide anglers a variety of fishing opportunities year-round, from the estuaries and the surf to deep-sea charters. Daytona Beach also boasts a variety of historical attractions and fine museums.

Whether you prefer soaking in some rays on the gorgeous white-sand beaches, high-speed laps around the Speedway or exploring the area's colourful history and culture, Daytona Beach offers an incredible variety of vacation options.

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