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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/bJjTEmAcU3Y It was 1982. The hair was big, the music was synth-heavy, and down in the Florida Keys, things were getting... weird. And I don’t mean "Key West weird" (which usually involves chickens crossing the road and Hemingway look-alikes). I mean dark times were brewing. If you’ve ever driven the Overseas Highway, you know there’s basically one way in and one way out. Now,...
Ah, Key West. The sun, the salty breeze of the Gulf of Mexico, and more frozen cocktails than you can count. But what happens when paradise becomes, well, exhausting? After soaking in the fun of...
When you think about Key West, it’s easy to picture sun-drenched beaches, the endless allure of Duval Street, and iconic spots like the Ernest Hemingway Home. But if you’re craving a more authentic...
Planning a family vacation to Key West? You might not think of this small island, known for its live music, nightlife, and vibrant arts scene, as a haven for children. But guess what? The...
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...
William Wall, was an Englishman, who came to Key West in 1824 as a shipwreck victim. In seven short years, he amassed a large...
The Armory is located at 600 White Street on the corner of White and Southard. In 2006 the Key West Armory became the initial...
Fire Station No. 3 is located at 1026 Grinnell between Virginia Street and Truman Avenue. It was built in 1907. When it...
When you think of Key West, key lime pie certainly comes to mind. One of the best places in Key West to taste key lime pie...
Located at 336 Duval (Corner of Eaton and Duval) is the Oldest Schoolhouse also known as the Patterson Baldwin House. It started...
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
Ok shoppers, Key West has many stores to walk through and enjoy. On and off of Duval Street. They are everywhere around town....
Are you looking for a great place to pick up the latest bestseller or a cheap paperback to take the beach? What about a book...
The Harry S. Truman Little White House is a great stop for anyone interested in history. Located at 111 Front Street, the...
The Key West Aquarium is located at the corner of Front and Whitehead streets. Keep in mind with the Aquarium’s location next...
You are in town with the kids. Maybe down for a weekend or spending the afternoon ashore from the cruise ship. Now what?...
Somethings are just iconic in Key West …. Southernmost Point, Sloppy Joe’s, drinking and of course …. CatMan. If you haven’t...
It’s rainy day in Key West …. now what do you do? I know, you never think about it, but it really does rain in paradise. You...
What iconic place is the best place to stop and prove you have been to Key West? Well, the SouthernMost Point Buoy, of course....
Out at the Truman Annex is the USCGC Ingham. It is, during the day, open for tours. It was decommissioned in 1988 and serves...
If you are in town on the first Sunday of the month anytime between November and April – be sure to check out the Key West...