Heute habe wir unsere Zelte in Miami abgebrochen und machen uns auf Richtung Süden zu den Florida Keys.
Zuerst mal durch den dichten Stadtverkehr von Miami, kommen wir schon bald auf den Highway 1, der schnurstracks den Weg Richtung Süden zeigt. Leider ist diese Strasse nur einspurig, so geht vor Key Largo erst mal nichts mehr. Ca. 1 Stunde geht es nur Schritttempo und Stop and go weiter.
Später verflüssigt sich der Verkehr wieder und die Landschaft wir spektakulär. Insel um Insel reiht sich im türkisfarbenen Meer aneinander, verbunden durch lange Brücken. Wirklich sehr eindrücklich und wunderschön.
Da uns die Hotels in Key West einfach zu teuer waren, haben wir für 2 Nächte im „Courtyard by Marriott“ in Marathon gebucht. Der Ort, eine typische hässliche amerikanische Kleinstadt, liegt ca. 50km vor Key West und bietet nicht viel. Das Hotel ist jedoch der Hammer. Wir bekommen ein tolles, grosses Zimmer mit Meerblick, der palmenbesäumte Pool scheint geradewegs ins Meer überzugehen, fantastisch!
Um 15.00 buchen wir gleich nebenan eine interessante Tour im „Turtle Hospital“, einer Auffangstation für kranke und verletzte Meeresschildkröten.
Nach einer Abkühlung im Pool bringt und der hoteleigene Shuttle-Bus zu einem schönen Restaurant, wo wir zum ersten Mal richtig gut essen.
Morgen geht es dann nach Key West.
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