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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/lJH4uhJORf8 Quick answer: June is one of the best times of year to visit Key West if you love warm weather, water activities, and fewer crowds. Expect average high temperatures in the upper 80s, warm water perfect for snorkeling and sunset cruises, and lower prices since it's not peak season. Just pack breathable clothing and plan around afternoon showers. So you're thinking...
So, you’re thinking about visiting Key West in November? Excellent choice, my friend. I may be a little biased, but honestly—this is one of the best times of year to visit the Florida Keys. The...
Ever wondered about that massive concrete pier jutting into Key West Harbor? You know—the one where those giant cruise ships dock like they own the place? That's the Outer Mole, and this thing has...
Let’s be honest: the Florida Keys don’t need an excuse to throw a party. It’s pretty much their default setting. But if you give them an actual reason—like a historic rebellion, a beloved dessert,...
Anyone who visits Key West realizes how much history can be found here. This history is preserved in the many museums...
The Tennessee Williams Exhibit is located at 513 Truman Avenue, just off of Duval Street. At first I thought this house was...
William Curry was Florida's first millionaire. He gave each of his children $10,000 to build a home of their own. The result?...
Discover the Hidden Gem of Key West Truman Annex Adventure Awaits If you've been dreaming of an island escape that blends...
The Curry Mansion located at 511 Caroline Street is more than a stop along the historic walking tour, it's a place to stay,...
Imagine walking through a tropical forest full of butterflies. They dart and drift all around you. Almost dancing in the air....
Have you noticed the sculptures around the Custom House change; frequently? These beautiful works of art are created by Seward...
On Fleming Street is a unique pink building, here you will find the Key West public library. Located at 700 Fleming the library...
At 1 Whitehead Street you will find the Key West Sponge Market. Given it's location, you will find all of the normal tourist...
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
The Southernmost House is located at 1400 Duval Street at the corner of Duval and South Streets. William Curry came to Key West,...
The Custom House is located at 281 Front Street. This big red brick building was built as the U.S. Custom House. It opened in...
Mallory Square is the center of all activities in Key West. It won't take you too long to realize that sunset is a celebration...
St. Mary, Star of the Sea is located at 1010 Windsor Lane. This is the first Catholic Church in Key West, dedicated on February...
Fort Zachary Taylor State Park is located at the end of Southard Street in Truman Annex. Fort Zachary Taylor construction began...
The Mallory Steam Line ticket office is located at 402 Wall Street. The Mallory Ship Line was formed in the 1860's by Charles...
The Audubon House located at the corner of Whitehead and Green Streets is a beautiful example of American Classic Revival Style....
The Captain George Carey House is located at 410 Caroline Street. It was built in 1834 by Captain Carey. He was a wealthy...
Ok, I must confess, I love ghost tours. The possibility of seeing an orb and hearing the stories about who and what still live...
This is an absolute must for anyone visiting the Island. One little tidbit that isn’t available on the website is the tickets...
Biking is a fun activity on the Island. As a matter of fact, it is the way most people get around. Most people use or rent the...
Kevin and I enjoy finding the smaller sole proprietor operations for a tour guide. Lloyd’s Tropical Bike Tour, fits the bill. ...