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There is so much to do in Key West… where do you start? We have lots and lots of ideas…. check these out:
Shopping – who doesn’t love to shop?
Beaches – which one first?
Biking – love to ride around the Island on a bike
Calendar of Events – here’s what’s happening
Ghost Tours – after all, it’s Key West!
Historic Walking Tour – self guided… great way to explore the island
Land Excursions – so much to see!
Sunset Sails – which one will you choose?
Travel Partners – check out who we recommend and book and your adventure!
Walking Tours – ghosts, food, history… oh my!
Water Activities – great way to explore the waters around Key West
https://youtu.be/_dKw5aG0Zos Let’s talk about the Florida Keys for a second. Everyone knows Key West. Everyone aims for Key West. It’s the flashy younger sibling that gets all the attention, the spring break energy, and the nightly sunset celebrations. And honestly? A lot of people accidentally rush past one of the best parts of the Keys just to get there. Today we’re talking about Marathon,...
Picture this: It's 2 a.m. on April Fools' Day, 1886. You're fast asleep in Key West when someone starts screaming "Fire!" outside your window. Within hours, downtown is basically gone—18 cigar...
Key West in August: Hot Weather, Cool Vibes, and Fewer Crowds I get it. Key West in August might sound… well… like a heatwave wrapped in humidity. And you’re not wrong—it can be hot. Like,...
July is so much fun in Key West. The average temperatures can be a bit steamy, but there's always an air-conditioned place to pop into to enjoy a beverage and listen to live music. I may be partial,...
Danger Charters offers a way to experience Key West with no huge crowds. The daily sunset sails, sail/snorkel/kayak trips are...
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As you walk by Higgs Beach, you will see pedestals and a tiled mural on a raised cement platform. This is the African Cemetery...
Dade County pine and Cypress woods were used during the 1800's to build homes in Key West. Because of their durability and...
I like interactive places with hands on exhibits and cool videos. That's why the Florida Keys Eco-Discovery Center is awesome....
Between Caroline Street and the US Coast Guard Station is 281 Trumbo Road. There you will find the The Steam Plant. This...
Located at 57 Front Street in the Truman Annex stand the old Weather Bureau building. I have always been fascinated with...
There is so much to do in Key West… where do you start? We have lots and lots of ideas…. check these out:
Shopping – who doesn’t love to shop?
Beaches – which one first?
Biking – love to ride around the Island on a bike
Calendar of Events – here’s what’s happening
Ghost Tours – after all, it’s Key West!
Historic Walking Tour – self guided… great way to explore the island
Land Excursions – so much to see!
Sunset Sails – which one will you choose?
Travel Partners – check out who we recommend and book and your adventure!
Walking Tours – ghosts, food, history… oh my!
Water Activities – great way to explore the waters around Key West
Located on the 1100 block of Simonton Street you will find one of the first successful industrial communities in the United...
If you want to have a culinary adventure, this is the tour for you. Key West Food Tours take you through Old Town and let you...
Located at 610 Southard Street, the Benjamin Curry House is one of the few historic homes, still owned by the original family....
As you walk the southern end of Duval, you will find La Te Da, located at 1125 Duval Street. Stop for a moment and read the...
There is an unassuming concrete building next to the Southernmost Point. Most people will pass it by without a second thought....
Located in the Truman Annex, the USCGC Ingham Museum is the perfect spot to see the quieter side of Key West. The Ingham is a...
The Freeman Curry House is located at 724 Eaton Street. Although, not open to the public, the home is a great example of how a...
Located at 616 Louisa Street, the Gato Village Park is a small space set aside for everyone to enjoy. It's a pocket park,...
Located at 1117 Duval Street, The Speakeasy Inn is a stop on the historic walking tour, but it really is more than just a stop....
This beautiful home is located at 227 Duval Street, at the corner of Duval and Caroline. The current structure was built in...
Located at 323 Whitehead Street, between Eaton and Caroline Streets the Cosgrove House is a must see stop on the historic...
This was built originally as a grocery store for the neighborhood. As in most towns, it was very common to find a laundry, drug...