Swim with dolphins and get up close with more ocean life at Theatre of the Sea. Their tropical gardens and lagoons are home to dolphins, sea lions, sea turtles, fish, sharks, stingrays, alligators, and birds.

Walk along quarry walls to see cross sections of the ancient coral known as Keystone that was used to help build the overseas railroad, and walk along five self-guided paths to explore native Florida vegetation and wildlife.

Local artists Dave and Cindy King have created a treasure trove of Keys-inspired art. Wander outside and view the working pottery studio, copper workshop and shady sculpture garden.

A must for all history buffs and ocean lovers. Discover the only museum in the U.S. dedicated to collecting, displaying, and preserving stories and artifacts related to the history of diving.

Family-friendly and pet-friendly, this open-air beer garden serves up flavors of the Florida Keys with craft beer and cocktails made from spirits distilled on site.