Sep 20, 2026 | Historic Walking Tour, Podcast, Popular Posts
Did you know Coca-Cola was once bottled right here in Key West? And according to local lore, some of those bottles may have been filled using water collected in Key West cisterns. But Coca-Cola is only one chapter in the story of this little corner of Old Town. The...
Sep 20, 2026 | Cocktails, Popular Posts, Recipes
There are certain flavors that instantly put me in a Florida Keys state of mind. Coconut. Pineapple. Key lime. Rum. Put a few of those together and I am mentally back in Key West, preferably somewhere near the water with absolutely nowhere I need to be. That is one of...
Sep 20, 2026 | Historic Walking Tour
You can walk past some pretty incredible houses in Key West without ever knowing the stories hiding behind their front doors. The Artist House at 534 Eaton Street is definitely one of those places. With its verandas, decorative gingerbread and unmistakable turret,...
Sep 13, 2026 | Historic Walking Tour, Podcast
When most people hear Mel Fisher Maritime Museum, they immediately think of treasure. Gold. Silver. Shipwrecks. The Atocha. Mel Fisher’s famous “Today’s the day.” And honestly, that makes sense. But the next time you walk past the museum at 200 Greene Street, take a...
Sep 13, 2026 | Must See, Podcast, Popular Posts, What to Do
Hidden Gems & Unique Experiences Looking for unusual things to do in Key West? Maybe you have already walked famous Duval Street, snapped your picture at the Southernmost Point Buoy, watched the street performers at Mallory Square and eaten enough Key lime pie to...
Sep 13, 2026 | Happy Hour, Lunch and Dinner, Podcast, Where to Eat
Everyone comes to Key West and the Florida Keys for fun, sun, and well… amazing food. Local, fresh delicious seafood is one of my very favorite meals while visiting the Keys. But, I am often asked… where are the best oysters in Key West? Well, here’s...
Sep 6, 2026 | Historic Walking Tour, Podcast, Popular Posts
Did you know one of the most important places in Cuba’s fight for independence is sitting right in the middle of Duval Street? Yep. Right there among the shops, bars, galleries and places serving frozen drinks is the San Carlos Institute, a building with a story that...
Sep 3, 2026 | Calendar of Events, September, What to Do
Is September a Good Time to Visit Key West? You Bet It Is! Welcome to the heart of hurricane season in the Florida Keys—but don’t worry, it’s still a great time to visit Key West. September may fall in the wet season, but if you’re flexible, it can be the perfect time...
Aug 30, 2026 | Podcast, Popular Posts, Travel Tips and Insights
https://youtu.be/hVJ2HBoJPLw There are some trips to Key West where you arrive with a color-coded itinerary, dinner reservations, tour times and a plan for every hour. And then there are the trips where you basically say, “We know where we’re having dinner tonight....
Aug 28, 2026 | Historic Walking Tour, Podcast, Popular Posts
Did you know there’s a house in Key West that used to sit on Duval Street… until they moved the entire house? Not the furniture. Not the front porch. The whole house. Today, the Sawyer-Navarro House sits at 426 Elizabeth Street, between Fleming and Eaton...
