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Utila Key is a small (very small) island which sits about two miles off the island of Utila (not so large itself).   The Key is actually two small keys (Jewel Cay and Pigeon Cay) attached to each other by a foot bridge and path which runs down the center of the island from end to end.  The island is only about 1/3 mile long and 50 yards wide (just an estimate from my own memory as information on this relatively unknown destination is hard to come by). The population consists of about 700 locals (mostly fisherman and their families).  There is a church, a school, two small groceries, three sodas and some incredible scuba diving.  No hot water and only limited fresh water as fresh water is obtained via large buckets on the roof of each building which captures the rain.  Be prepared to shower under a thin drizzle of water as quickly as possible.