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FLORIDA KEYS ATTRACTIONS OPEN FOLLOWING WILMA

Becky DiCello of Parker, Co., greets a resident dolphin at the Dolphin Research Center in Marathon on Monday. Photo courtesy Dolphin Research Center.

Becky DiCello of Parker, Co., greets a resident dolphin at the Dolphin Research Center in Marathon on Monday. Photo courtesy Dolphin Research Center.

After Wima, the popular Conch Tour Train is once again providing overview tours of Key West.  Photo by Rob O'Neal/Florida Keys News Bureau

After Wima, the popular Conch Tour Train is once again providing overview tours of Key West. Photo by Rob O'Neal/Florida Keys News Bureau

Tourists depart the Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum after touriing the home and grounds of the legendary writer. Photo by Rob O'Neal/Florida Keys News Bureau

Tourists depart the Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum after touriing the home and grounds of the legendary writer. Photo by Rob O'Neal/Florida Keys News Bureau

FLORIDA KEYS - A majority of the unique attractions in the Florida Keys & Key West are open and welcoming visitors following the passage of Hurricane Wilma.

UPPER KEYS

African Queen and Glass bottom boat: African Queen open for visitors; glass bottom boat running normal schedule. Holiday Inn Marina, Mile Marker 100 oceanside, Key Largo, 305-451-4655

Dolphin Cove: Open - Mile Marker 102 bayside, Key Largo, 305-451-1005, .www.dolphinscove.com

Dolphins Plus: Open - Mile Marker 99.5 bayside, Key Largo, 305-451-1993, , www.dolphinsplus.com

Florida Keys Wild Bird Center: Open – Mile Marker 93.6 bayside, Key Largo, 305-852-4486, www.fkwbc.org

Island Dolphin Care: Open - Mile Marker 100.5 oceanside, Key Largo, 305-451-5884, www.islanddolphincare.org

John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park: Open - Mile Marker 102.5, oceanside, Key Largo, 305-451-1621, www.pennekamppark.com

Robbie's Marina: Open. Kayak and eco-tours running. Fishing charters running. Mile Marker 77.5, oceanside, Islamorada, 305-664-9814, www.robbies.com

Sun Cruz Casino Boat: Open. Sailing regular schedule everyday. Holiday Inn Marina, Mile Marker 100, oceanside, Key Largo, 305-451-0000, www.suncruzcasino.com

Theater of the Sea: Open – MM 84.7 oceanside, Islamorada, 305-664-2431, www.theaterofthesea.com

MIDDLE KEYS (MARATHON)

Crane Point Hammock: Open – Some parts of grounds closed. MM 50.5 bayside, Marathon, 305-743-9100, www.cranepoint.org

Dolphin Research Center : Open – MM 59 bayside, Grassy Key, 305-289-0002, www.dolphins.org

Pigeon Key: Open - MM 47 oceanside. Buildings, including museum, survived nicely. 305-289-0025.

Turtle Hospital: Closed until further notice – MM 48.5 bayside, Marathon, 305-743-2552. www.turtlehospital.org

BIG PINE KEY AND THE LOWER KEYS

Bahia Honda State Park: Open - Mile Marker 36.8, U.S. Highway 1, Bahia Honda Key, 305-872-3210.

Big Pine Kayak Adventures : Open – Old Wooden Bridge Fishing Camp, N. Watson Blvd., off U.S. 1 at MM 30 bayside, Big Pine Key, 305-872-7474, www.keyskayaktours.com

Looe Key Reef Resort & Dive Center: Dive Center Open – MM 27.5 U.S. Highway 1, Ramrod Key, 305-872-2215 or 1-800-942-5397, www.diveflakeys.com

National Key Deer Refuge: Open – Big Pine Key Plaza on Key Deer Blvd., off U.S. 1 at MM 30.3 bayside, Big Pine Key, 305-872-0774

Strike Zone Charters: Open – MM 29.5 (29675 Overseas Highway), 305-872-9863 or 1-800-654-9560 www.strikezonecharter.com

Underseas, Inc. - Open - MM 30.5 U.S. Highway 1, 305-872-2700 or 1-800-446-5663

KEY WEST

Audubon House & Tropical Gardens: Open – 205 Whitehead St. 305-294-2116, www.audubonhouse.com

Conch Tour Train: Open – 501 Front St., 305-294-5161, www.conchtourtrain.com

Curry Mansion: Open – 511 Caroline St., 305-294-5349, www.currymansion.com

Danger Charters: Open – Temporarily sailing from the Banana Bay Resort, 2319 N. Roosevelt Blvd., 305-296-3272, www.dangercharters.com

Discovery Glass Bottom Boat: Open – 251 Margaret St., 305-293-0099 or 1-800-262-0099, www.discoveryunderseatours.com

Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum: Open – 907 Whitehead St., 305-294-1136, www.hemingwayhome.com

Fort East Martello Museum: Closed – 3501 S. Roosevelt Blvd, 305-296-3913, www.kwahs.com

Fury Catamarans: Open – Check-in booth now at corner of Simonton and Greene streets, Boat docked at corner of Elizabeth and Greene streets, 305-294-8899 or 1-800-994-8899, www.furycat.com

Ghost Tours of Key West: Open – 430 Duval St., 305-294-9255, www.hauntedtours.com

Harry S Truman Little White House Museum: Open - 111 Front St., 305-294-9911, www.trumanlittlewhitehouse.com

Heritage House Museum and Robert Frost Cottage: Open – 410 Caroline St., 305-296-3573, www.heritagehousemuseum.org

Key West Aquarium: Open, although some exhibits temporarily closed – One Whitehead St., 305-293-7229, www.keywestaquarium.com

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservancy: Open – 1316 Duval St., 305-296-2988, www.keywestbutterfly.com

Key West Lighthouse Museum: Open – 938 Whitehead St., 305-294-0012, www.kwahs.com

Key West Museum of Art & History at the Custom House: Open – 281 Front St., 305-295-6616, www.kwahs.com

Key West Shipwreck Historeum : Open – One Whitehead St., 305-292-8990, www.shipwreckhistoreum.com

Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Museum: Open – 200 Greene St., 305-294-2633, www.melfisher.org

Mosquito Coast/Lazy Dog Kayak tours: Open – Hurricane Hole Marina, 5130 Overseas Highway, 305-294-7178, www.mosquitocoast.net

Old Town Trolley Tours : Open – Mallory Square, 305-296-6688 or 1-800-868-Mallory Square, www.trolleytours.com

Pirate Soul Museum: Open – Pirate Soul 524 Front St., 305-292-1113, www.piratesoul.com

Ripley's Believe it Or Not Museum: Open - 108 Duval St., 305-293-9939, www.ripleyskeywest.com

Schooner America: Open – Foot of William St., 305-292-7787, www.schooneramerica.com

Schooner Liberty: Open - Hilton Marina - 245 Front St., 305-292-0032, www.libertyfleet.com

Schooner Western Union: Open – 202 William St., 305-292-1766, www.schoonerwesternunion.com

Sebago Catamarans: Open – 200 William St., 305-294-5687 or 1-800-507-9955, www.sebago.com

Southernmost House Grand Hotel & Museum: Open – 1400 Duval St., 305-296-3141, www.southernmosthouse.com

Sunny Days Catamaran: Open for sunset cruises and snorkel trips. Trips resume to Dry Tortugas when Fort Jefferson reopens to visitors. Foot of Green & Elizabeth Streets, 305-296-5556, www.sunnydayskeywest.com

Sunset Watersports: Open. William Street and Hurricane Hole Marina Only, 305-294-1500 or 305-296-2554.

Turtle Kraals Museum: Open – 200 Margaret St., 305-294-0209

Wreckers Musem/Oldest House Museum & Gardens: Open – 322 Duval St., 305-294-9501, www.oirf.org

Yankee Freedom Dry Tortguas National Park Ferry – Boat operational. Open - 240 Margaret St., 305-294-7009 or 1-800-634-0939, www.yankeefreedom.com

For more information about the Florida Keys & Key West, and their attractions, call 1-800-FLA-KEYS or explore this Web site.

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