Ernest Hemingway made wild, colorful Key West his home, and you will want to do the same. Home to modern-day adventurers, artists and poets, the island's charming Old Town teems with restaurants, bars and unique shops. Add pristine coral reefs, coconut palms and a laid-back attitude that's truly contagious, and it's easy to see why so many visitors to Key West never leave.

• Enjoy the pleasures of a glass-bottom boat on a unique and informative eco-tour of the only living coral reef in the continental United States. It's home to over 300 species of fish, which complete the colorful and intriguing seascape. The boats are specially designed to provide maximum viewing with minimum stress to the delicate reef environment.

• Visit the Museum of Art and History at the Custom House, a "must-see" when in Key West. Take a traditional trolley tour through historic Key West. Marvel at the priceless treasures on a visit to the Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Museum. Absorb the local charm on a stroll down Duval Street, lined with quaint shops, cafés and restaurants.

• Mallory Square -
Open-air marketplace and entertainment complex

• Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum
Take a stroll through Key West's famed historic homes and gardens. Admire Casa Antigua, the former residence of Ernest Hemingway. Built in 1931, it was once a hotel, then was later rebuilt as a private home. It contains the largest courtyard in Key West.

• Fort Zachary Taylor

• Ripley's Believe It or Not! Key West Museum
Just a block from the dock!

• Key West Shipwreck HISTOREUM® Museum

• Key West Aquarium

• Nancy Forrester's Secret Garden

The Conquistadors first saw Mexico from the shores of Cozumel while searching for gold. Today, visitors to the island continue to seek out gold and silver jewelry in the shops of San Miguel while having a great time in its many local bars and restaurants. Plus, the waters around Cozumel's sheltered coral reefs make this one of the best snorkeling areas in the world.

• Castillo Real - (Royal Castle)

• Cedral, a small village is the agricultural center of Cozumel. Many Mayan ruins can be found in and around its confines.

• Celarin Lighthouse on the southwest tip of the island. Fantastic view from the top if you can handle the 127 steps.

• Chankanaab Park

• Chichen-Itza, Tulum & Coba - Mayan Riviera

• El Cedral - Located about two miles off the main highway, this is the easiest to reach of Cozumel's ruins. It is believed to be the oldest on the island.

• Museo de Cozumel - Features displays showcasing Cozumel's history, people and natural geography.

• Museum of Indigenous Instruments - Showcases over 600 authentic pre-Hispanic instruments from all over Mexico.

• Museo de las Isla de Cozumel - Cozumel Mexico
The museum features art exhibits, pieces from the Mayan culture and the Spanish conquest and displays life in Cozumel from the 1940's to today.

• San Gervasio Mayan Ruins (pronounced san-her-ba-see-oh) is a major excavation of Mayan ruins covering an area of about 10 acres and situated in beautiful & cool forest surroundings. While not as impressive as Tulum or Chichen Itza, San Gervasio provides you with a sense of the Mayan culture and history.

• San Miguel - Cozumel Mexico
Cozumel's only town has kept some of the flavor of a Mexican village.

Belize City, Belize

This tropical paradise promises adventure both onshore and off. Crystalline rivers flow through impressive lowland jungles, home to a myriad of rare wildlife. Silky sand beaches, waving palms, and colorful coral gardens are just part of Belize's natural wonders. Whether mountain biking through a lush rainforest or snorkeling with sharks, you'll have an opportunity to experience things you have only imagined. What an adventure!