Saltwater sprays my face and I grin, sinking back into my seat on a small boat powering through the Atlantic Ocean en route to the Coffins Patch Sanctuary Preservation Area, home to some of the best snorkelling in Florida’s Middle Keys. It’s day three of our stay at Hawks Cay Resort, a 60-acre destination resort on tiny Duck Key, and already I’m besotted.
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Hawks Cay Resort: Why This Florida Keys Oasis Should Be on Your Family’s Vacation Radar!
All photos by Shelley Cameron-McCarron
Hawks Cay main pool – Photo Shelley Cameron-McCarron
A view from the villas Photo-Shelley Cameron-McCarron
Breakfast in Hawks Cay Marketplace – Photo Shelley Cameron-McCarron
What better way to arrive for dinner at Angler and Ale than by water? Photo Shelley Cameron-McCarron
The flower-lined walkways at Hawks Cay
Path to lobby – Photo Shelley Cameron-McCarron
Hop on a bike and tour the resort – Photo Shelley Cameron-McCarron
Hawks Cay lobby – Photo Shelley Cameron-McCarron
No visit to the Florida Keys is complete without sampling at least one slice of Key Lime Pie! Photo Shelley Cameron-McCarron
Hawks Cay resort view by water – Photo Shelley Cameron-McCarron
Lagoon life – Photo Shelley Cameron-McCarron
