Boot Key Harbor
"Marathon- the Heart of the Florida Keys"

An On-Line Cruising Guide for the Florida Keys & Cuba
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CRUISING WAYPOINTS, SELECTED ANCHORAGES & MARINAS
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These waypoints MUST be used only in conjunction with current charts of the area, and cross checked against other navigational methods such as soundings, navigational aids and bearings. Do not rely solely upon these waypoints, and don't use them at all unless you are able to fully navigate yourself. You are responsible for your own navigation. Remember, it's even possible that there are typographical errors on these pages - double check your navigation!

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Lower Keys
Tortugas to 7 Mile Bridge @ Marathon
Middle Keys
Marathon to Whale Harbor in Islamorada
Upper Keys
Whale Harbor to Key Biscayne
Intro to Cuba & Hemmingway Marina Great Circle Trip
Keys to Great Lakes on E Coast
and back the River systems to the Gulf and Keys
Intro to Bahamas
This isn't covered here in detail, but we'll tell you how to cross the Gulf Stream and about the regulations and requirements.

Make sure you review the rules for the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary before you dive / cruise.

Review the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service restrictions for the Key West National Wildlife Refuge, Great White Heron National Wildlife Refuge, & National Key Deer Refuge (essentially ALL of the Keys)

The RESTAURANTS pages include those from Key West to Key Largo, with waypoints and whether or not they are water accessible.

WHERE ARE WE IN THE SCHEME OF THINGS?
The Florida Keys sit at the NW edge of prime cruising grounds, through the Bahamas, Cuba and Caribbean Sea to Mexico & Central & South America.

Where do you want to cruise to next?
 

Boot Key Harbor website created and maintained by Capt. Gregory T. Absten, Marathon.  - A Boater's Guide to the Florida Keys & Cuba
Copyright 2000-2008 Gregory T. Absten