To learn more about the interesting life of the man who single-handedly built the Coral Castle, click here to find out more in Joe Bullard's novel |
Left: The tower of the castle. To find out more about this landmark, click onto their web site below: |
Everglades International Hostel Homestead (Florida City), Florida |
Everglades International Hostel Homestead (Florida City), Florida |
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Everglades Hostel 20 SW 2nd. Ave. Florida, City FL 33034 Tel. #(305) 248-1122 Rate: $10/person Credit Cards: None Beds: 6 Private rooms: None Affiliation: None Office hours vary: Call |
Another "traveler friendly" hostel. Staff was pleasant & helpful. Stayed 2 nights. |
Top: Front entrance Left: Female dorm room. My bunk on bottom. Nice soft quilts. Crisp clean sheets. Lots of cats. One curled up on the foot of my bed. Sweet! |
Beautiful garden with a fountain in the back yard. |
They built their own float for the parade! |
Gate leading into the back yard & gardens of the Everglades Hostel. |
During my stay at the Everglades Hostel, I took a couple of day trips to visit local attractions like the Primate "Biopark", Monkey Jungle in Florida City. Photo on Right: |
Photos left & below: Also visited the Coral Castle in Homestead, Florida. The Coral Castle is a National Historic Site. |
Left: The tower of the castle. To find out more about this landmark, click onto their web site below: |
Later in the day, on my way to Key West I visited the John Pennecamp Coral Reef State Park in Key Largo, Florida, and went on the Glass Bottom Boat Tour. |
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To learn more about the interesting life of the man who single-handedly built the Coral Castle, click here to find out more in Joe Bullard's novel |
