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ITAP at Dry Tortugas National Park

Its a small archipelago of coral islands 70 miles west of Key West, Florida. DT was first discovered by Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de Leon in 1513, and he referred to the islands as the "Turtugas" due to the high number of sea turtles found there. Eventually the US acquired Florida from the Spanish and later began construction of Fort Jefferson on Dry Tortugas as it was positioned in a strategic location for naval warfare.

Crystal clear water and a beautiful snorkeling spot - if you're ever in Key West, highly recommend taking the boat ride to spend half a day here 🐠

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Definitely a spot to add to the list for anyone visiting Key West. 

Have you ever camped there overnight or just done day trips taylor?

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lovely to see, would you consider staying overnight to camp sometime later tho

we were just there during the day, but a small group of people were staying overnight to camp