4 Hours on Florida's fast ferry (the Key West Express was not what we expected)

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The creators document a multi-day trip to Key West, beginning with a three and a half hour journey on the Big Cat Express high-speed catamaran from Fort Myers Beach. They compare the Big Cat Express to the Key West Express, noting differences in seating, bar service, and vessel size. The creators provide practical details regarding ferry amenities, such as the lack of Wi-Fi and charging ports, as well as boarding requirements and luggage policies. Upon arriving in Key West, the video transitions into a travel guide covering local dining, such as lunch at Loggerheads and dinner at Sunset Pier, and activities including a rum distillery tour and parasailing. They also highlight local quirks like the abundance of roosters and suggest various ways to navigate the island. The trip concludes with a review of local desserts and a morning excursion, ultimately suggesting that flying may be the most efficient way to reach the destination in the future.
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In this video, we're going to be taking you along with us on our very first ferry ride to Key West.
I have a feeling it will be the most enjoyable way.
This is definitely worth the price.
It's so awesome to finally be able to see Key West from the sky.
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