The Kraken
Mon, Aug 20, 2012
Have you ever wondered about the origins of the tales involving legendary sea monsters? Our newest blog series will explore their roots as well as provide logical explanations for each creature. We hope you enjoy! Are there any legendary seas monster... Read More
10 Incredible Sharks
Fri, Aug 17, 2012
Discovery Channel Shark Week celebrated 25 years this past week. We decided to join the celebration by creating a photo blog depicting 10 of the most incredible species of sharks. Did you watch Shark Week this year? Read More
Seguin Island Lighthouse
Wed, Aug 15, 2012
Our next stop in our North American Lighthouse tour is the famous Seguin Island Lighthouse in. This lighthouse has a rich history beginning with our nation's first President, George Washington. The President commissioned the lighthouse in 1795- two y... Read More
Lady Mary Killigrew
Mon, Aug 13, 2012
Lady Mary Killigrew was a fearless, strong and independent woman who led a double life as a pirate. Her father and husband were both former pirates and were most likely influential sources in her piracy. Lady Mary Killigrew's husband was appointed b... Read More
Famous Pirates
Fri, Aug 10, 2012
This week's photo blog features 10 pirates from our upcoming Famous Pirates blog series. Read More
Tasty Recipes: Lobster
Wed, Aug 08, 2012
In honor of the 2012 Key West Lobster Season (August 6th to March 31st), we're bringing you a simple way to whip up your freshly caught lobster! Check out these great recipes from the Food Network and Food.com. Read More
Famous Shipwrecks: The Thunderbolt
Mon, Aug 06, 2012
The Thunderbolt differs from the other wreckage sites we have blogged about as she was intentionally sunk on March 6, 1986, in order for her to become part of the Florida Keys Artificial Reef Association. Read More
North American Lighthouses: Pemaquid Point Light
Wed, Aug 01, 2012
President John Quincy Adams and the United States Congress designated $4,000 for the Pemaquid Point lighthouse of Maine in May of 1826. Before construction of the lighthouse there had been several shipwrecks off their coast including the famous Angel... Read More
Famous Shipwrecks: The San Pedro
Mon, Jul 30, 2012
In 1733 a Spanish treasure fleet was caught in the midst of a hurricane along the Straits of Florida. The hurricane claimed the San Pedro along with the majority of the Spanish fleet. The San Pedro sunk in just 18 feet of water. Read More
Colors of the Sea
Fri, Jul 27, 2012
Today's photo blog celebrates 10 of the most colorful fish available in our oceans. What fish would you add to your tank? Let us know in our comments section or head on over to the Monterey Boats Facebook page. Read More
