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Hampton Inn Boynton Beach read 1 complete guest review Great Stay - Everything was great as usual . . . Holiday Inn Boynton Beach-congress Ave read 3 complete guest reviews Holiday Inn Catalina - nice property, rooms were spotless and comfortable, help helpful, location was great, near shopping & restaurants . . . Our Happy Experience - We had two lovely rooms overlooking theswimming pool. Desk personnel were efficient and gracious. swimming pool and hot tub were spotless and sparkling. Our rooms were spotless and updated. Lots of re . . . Hotel Should be Exterminated Regularly - Roaches in room. hotel room had to be exterminated. Should have received a discount for the inconveince of swelling the fumes. . . . Holiday Inn Express Boynton Beach I-95 no guest review There are no reviews for this property Oakwood Boynton Beach no guest review There are no reviews for this property

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Dolphin Landings Dolphin Watch Cruise, St. Pete Beach With over 700 identified bottlenose dolphins living in the Tampa Bay area, you should be able to see wild dolphins from the yacht! There is usually a 99% chance of seeing dolphins in the waters of Boca Ciega Bay, thanks to the expert knowledge of the guides. When the dolphins are frisky, it's not uncommon to see them jump completely out of the water as you sail on the smooth waters of the bay, among a variety of tropical birds. A large ice chest onboard will be filled with free soft drinks and water. Plus, you are welcome to bring your own drinks and munchies. Free parking is provided at the S . . . (more details) Dolphin Landings Sunset Cruise, St. Pete Beach There's no better way to see a Florida sunset than from a yacht on Boca Ciega Bay! Take a relaxing two-hour voyage and see the sunset aboard large ocean Ketch sailing vessels. You'll set sail about an hour before sunset across the calm protected waters of Boca Ciega Bay among a wide variety of tropical birds. Evening temperatures can get chilly on the water so bring light jackets, long pants, and socks. Plenty of blankets are provided onboard to snuggle. A large ice chest, filled with free soft drinks and water is also provided onboard. Feel free to bring your own ADULT beverages and munchies. . . . (more details) Dolphin Landings Shell Key Island Cruise Cruise to this island, ripe with shells which roll up from the warm Gulf waters onto pure white sand beaches! Shell Island is among the last remaining undeveloped barrier islands left in the Gulf of Mexico and is only accessible by boat. The cruise is roughly 3.5 hours long so you will have plenty of time to explore one of the densest shorebird nesting populations in the United States! Free soft drinks, water, shelling bags, and snorkel gear is provided, so bring a picnic basket and enjoy the unspoiled beach or explore the quiet lagoon behind the island. Free parking is provided at the St. Pet . . . (more details) Dolphin Landings Egmont Key Snorkeling Cruise This four-hour excursion tours some of the most beautiful waters in the Tampa Bay area! The entire island is a wildlife refuge replete with dozens of species of birds, box turtles, and gopher tortoise. Kids love to visit one of America's last working lighthouses, built in 1848. Tour Fort Dade's gun batteries while you walk on historic red brick roads built during the Spanish American War. Free soft drinks, water, shelling bags, and snorkel gear is provided, so relax and collect shells along secluded palm-lined beaches and snorkel near Dade's sunken ruins. You'll want your camera on this trip! . . . (more details) Key West Tour Enjoy a scenic drive across 42 bridges and 32 islands to Key West and plenty of time to explore. Your journey will begin with a three-and-a-half-hour drive from Miami to Key West. The drive alone is worth it. You can see the turquoises, greens, and blues of the Atlantic to the east, and the Gulf of Mexico on the west for miles, from US1, the only route leading to Key West. Once you are in Key West you will have plenty of time to explore on your own. And you could visit the southern-most point in the continental U.S., Hemingway's house, and Mallory Square located by the historic Key West waterf . . . (more details)