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Why Choose Yankee Freedom II
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Yankee Freedom II |
Fast Cat |
| How spacious is your boat? |
3,500 sq. ft. (approx.)
Certified for 250 people; to maximize comfort carries no more than 135 people. |
1,500 sq. ft. (approx.)
Certified for 100 people and carries a maximum of 100 people. |
Do you have multiple
exterior decks with good
vantage points for
sightseeing? |
YES
2 decks: A shaded upper deck and a 360º lower deck with access to the front for excellent dolphin and turtle spotting. |
NO
One small non-shaded rear deck for smokers. |
| Is your boat insulated from noise? |
YES
Main cabin rides on rubber insulators. |
NO
Cabin attached directly to pontoons. |
Do you have food and
beverage bars on your boat? |
YES
2 full bars with frozen drinks on upper and lower decks. Hot and cold snack bar in main cabin. |
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Cold snacks; no bar. |
How many bathrooms
do you have?
Are any of them wheelchair
accessible? |
3
large bathrooms totaling 54 sq ft.
YES |
2
bathrooms totaling 18 sq ft.
NO |
Have you won any
environmental awards
or certifications? |
YES
2008 ISO 14001 Certification;
EPA Environmental Award winner. |
NO |
Do you have an
entertainment system? |
YES
4 tvs and stereo system. |
YES
Stereo system. |
| Do you have fresh water rinses? |
YES: 2
2 open showers on board. |
YES
Hose on dock. |
| How long does it take to get to Fort Jefferson? |
2 hours and 15 minutes. |
2 hours and 15 minutes. |
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Whether swimming, sun bathing or strolling, you'll enjoy the crystal blue waters, swaying palm trees & soft, powdery sand of this island paradise |
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Fort Jefferson Dry Tortugas
& Key West Beaches |
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| Fort Jefferson Dry Tortugas Beach |
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 No Key West beach trip is complete without visiting the best beach in the Florida Keys: Fort Jefferson Dry Tortugas National Park, located just 70 miles west of Key West. Whether swimming, sun bathing or just plain strolling, you will enjoy the crystal blue waters, swaying palm trees and soft, powdery sand of this island paradise. These beautiful, pristine beaches are a Key West attraction not to be missed.
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| Key West Beaches |
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Fort Zachary Taylor
Whether you are a nature lover, history buff, or just want to relax on the sand and soak up the sun, Fort Zachary Taylor offers activities for the whole family. The sand on this beach is rocky, but you can snorkel, bird watch, go for scenic bike rides or hike down nature trails. You can also take advantage of this beach’s unique historic fort and take tours as you learn about the Civil War and Fort Zachary Taylor. Fort Zachary Taylor beach has full bathroom facilities, picnic and BBQ grounds, snorkel and kayak rentals, and has snacks and beverages available at the Cay Hueso Café. |
South Beach
Located at the end of Duval Street and within walking distance of various restaurants, Key West’s South Beach is a local favorite. Although it is small and has no restroom facilities, South Beach remains one of Key West’s most visited beaches. |
Dog Beach
If you and your dog have made it to Key West, you can’t miss Dog Beach! This beach is a great place to lay back, relax, and watch your dog romp and play on the rocky sand and in the water with his newfound canine friends. Dog Beach is located at the corner of Vernon and Waddell streets, and has no restroom facilities available. Please help keep Dog Beach clean by picking up after your pet! |
Higg's Beach
Located at the end of Reynold’s street, Higg’s Beach is a great place for family fun and is popular among sunbathers. There are playgrounds for the kids, water sports rentals, chair rentals, picnic tables, restrooms and a restaurant available. Admission to the beach is free and it is open daily from 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM. |
Rest Beach
Rest Beach is a popular place to watch the sunset with your family and friends after a day of fun in the water. Here you can relax on the beaches and enjoy the ocean with Key West locals and out-of-towners. Restroom facilities are located just a short walk away and the park is wheelchair accessible. |
Smathers Beach
If you love to party, Smathers Beach is the place to go. As Key West’s largest beach, it encompasses a 2 mile stretch of sandy beach and is located just south of Roosevelt Boulevard. There is plenty of parking available for Smathers Beach’s crowds, and there are many activities available. Smathers Beach offers picnic tables, a snorkel swim zone, water sports rentals, parasailing, windsurfing, volleyball, bike paths, snack vendors, and restroom facilities. |
Bahia Honda Beach
Bahia Honda State Park beach is located 30 miles north of Key West. Swim, snorkel, enjoy walking on one of the many nature trails or just relax on the pristine white sandy beaches. The 524 acre park is unique to the Keys because of its clear sandy beaches and its expanse of deep waters close enough to shore to offer some of the best swimming and snorkeling opportunities in the Florida Keys. |
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