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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/-Yemy0P2mD4 Let’s be honest, you didn't book a Key West vacation just to see poultry. You probably came for the frozen drinks, the sunsets, and a picture by the Southernmost Point buoy. But the moment you step foot on the streets of Key West, you’re going to meet our most photographed local residents: the Key West roosters. Whether you’re strolling down Duval Street or sipping...
Do you hear that? It’s Key West calling, and spoiler alert, it’s not just about Duval Street bar hopping or stuffing your face with Key lime pie. (Although, yes to both.) Want to know how to truly...
Sure, you’ve probably strolled down Duval Street, sipped a Key lime margarita, and taken a selfie with the Southernmost Point Buoy. But this quirky corner of the Florida Keys has a whole other...
Considering a trip to Key West? Then you've got to check out the local pub crawls. If you're imagining wild, boozy nights that leave you regretting your decisions the next morning—not so fast. Key...
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...
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....
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
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. ...
The Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum is a must see. Located at 907 Whitehead Street, it's across from the Lighthouse and just...
The Dry Tortugas was a destination that took us several trips to the Island before we decided to tackle. Not that is a...
There are several museums that are very interesting, and if you like to walk through museums – or just need a place to duck out...
Ok, there are always places that are a must see now matter where you travel. These fall under Must See Stuff. Here is our list...