LIFEOur World: All Aboard the Key West ExpressPassengers take in the view aboard the Key West Express as it takes off from the Matanzas Harbor in Fort Myers Beach early on Monday morning, Nov. 20, 2017. The ferry service offers daily trips to and from Key West, about 3 hours each way, making for an easy and leisurely weekend or day-trip.Liam James Doyle/Naples Daily NewsGuests pass the time aboard the Key West Express, which includes a full-service bar and food options to choose from.Liam James Doyle/Naples Daily NewsThe Key West Express makes a turn around Bowditch Point Park and out into the Gulf of Mexico.Liam James Doyle/Naples Daily NewsKarel Prilseky and his daughter Maya, age 8, look out across a vast view of the Gulf of Mexico aboard the Key West Express.Liam James Doyle/Naples Daily NewsThe Key West lighthouse, now decommissioned, serves as a historical landmark that visitors can tour and learn about the lives of the lighthouse keepers who once worked there.Liam James Doyle/Naples Daily NewsBoats can be seen sailing on the horizon from Mallory Square in Key West, where people gather to watch the sunset every single day.Liam James Doyle/Naples Daily NewsFree-roaming roosters sit perched on tree branches in Mallory Square in Key West.Liam James Doyle/Naples Daily NewsPassersby walk along South Street after visiting the Southernmost point buoy landmark on Key West.Liam James Doyle/Naples Daily News