Big Pine Motel

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Deep in the Florida Keys surrounded by dive shops, marinas, fishing charters, and the famed Key Deer Refuge yet a short drive to Key West and Marathon. Our motel has 32 rooms, a beautiful swimming pool, and for all of you fisherman a large Boat Parking area. Rooms consist of efficiencies and apartments, air conditioning and cable TV. Best Value in Florida Keys Rentals... Inquire within.
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WE HAVE A RESTAURANT RIGHT AT YOUR FRONT DOOR, AND YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH THEIR COMPLETE BREAKFAST AND LUNCH MENU AT A VERY REASONABLE PRICE. You also receive a big discount just by showing your room key. THEY SERVE HUGE PANCAKES, CHOICE OF EGGS WITH BACON OR SAUSAGE, OMELETTES, AND ALWAYS GREAT HOT COFFEE! YOU WILL BE GLAD YOU TRIED THE "CRACKED EGG".
Dear Big Pine Key Staff:
My June vacation to the Florida Keys was a great success. I credit the hard work & thoughtfulness of on site management & motel staff for helping make this special trip memorable.
I will be back! Check out the sharks, spotted eagle ray, key deer & tropical bird photos.
Best regards to you all!

ENJOY THE UNIQUE AND BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPHY OF MR. JOHN SCHWEITZER with whom we were honored to have as our guest last week (July, 2008) at the BIG PINE KEY MOTEL. Join us in natures paradise. The beautiful Key Deer, and numerous types of birds and other wildlife in the Key Deer Refuge and the National Wildlife Sanctuary. You cannot miss the diving and snorkeling, which is some of the best in the States. We are only 10 minutes from the Bahia Honda State Park.

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Florida Keys Rentals in Big Pine Key and famed Looe Key Reef shouldn't be missed on any mid-keys dive trip. The Looe Key National Marine Sanctuary is protected from spearfishing and has thus become one of the most active reefs in the Keys, with a wide array of coral found throughout the area. On rough days, many boats head north into Florida Bay for a different dive on Content Keys, where a shallow dive and unique bayside corals and fish await, as do lots of lobster.
Article: Southern Diver - Spring 1998

Florida Keys Rentals are surrounded in a wilderness of flowering jungles and shimmering seas, a jade necklace of mangrove-fringed islands dangling toward the tropics. But they are also a string of narrow islands overburdened by a growing population and booming tourism. Unfortunately, in the Keys you can't have one without the other.
The Keys were only sparsely populated until the early 20th century. In 1905, however, railroad magnate Henry Flagler began building the extension of his Florida railroad south from Homestead to Florida Keys Rentals and Key West. His goal was to establish a rail link to his steamships that sailed between Key West and Havana, just 90 miles across the Straits of Florida. The railroad arrived at Key West in 1912 and remained a lifeline of commerce until the Labor Day hurricane of 1935 washed out much of its roadbed. The Overseas Highway, built over the railroad's old roadbeds and bridges, was completed in 1938.
At the top of the Keys, nearest the mainland, is Key Largo, becoming more and more congested as it evolves into a bedroom community and weekend escape for mainland residents. At the bottom, 106 miles southwest, is Key West, where for the past two years the effluent of the overburdened island has closed its major beaches for months. (For information about Key West, see the Key West Miniguide.)
In 1990, to protect the area's ecosystem, Congress established the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, covering 2,800 square nautical miles of coastal waters. Adjacent to the Keys landmass are nationally significant marine environments, including sea-grass meadows, mangrove islands, and extensive living coral reefs. These fragile environments support rich and diverse biological communities.
As you drive down U.S. 1, the main artery between Key Largo and Key West, gaze out over the silvery Atlantic and its still-living reef, with Florida Bay, the Gulf of Mexico, and the backcountry on your right. At a few points the ocean and gulf are as much as 10 miles apart. In most places, however, they're from 1 to 4 miles apart, and on the narrowest landfill islands, the only thing separating them is the road itself. Sunsets here are a pure, unadulterated spectacle that each evening attracts thousands of visitors and locals to the waterfront throughout the Keys. There are plenty of enjoyable Florida Keys Rentals in close vencinity allowing you to adventure all the islands during your travels.