Fascinating stories of Key West’s firefighting history, the cigar industry, and devastating fires on the

Train station for the Overseas Railroad, built by Henry Flagler and called the 8th wonder

  One of Key West’s most impressive structures, the Custom House was where wrecking cases

Learn about the wrecking industry during the 19th century, where captains raced to salvage ships

  Learn about the ecosystem of the Florida Keys, including mangroves, coral reef, wildlife, and

  One of the largest treasure finds in history happened in Key west and is

  Built in 1829 by a ship’s captain, this is the oldest standing house in

  Sea turtles are protected now, but were once a delicacy that nearly led to

Home of the author of For Whom the Bell Tolls, To Have and Have Not,

  The working vacation White House of President Truman who visited the house eleven times

  Climb to the top of the 15th oldest lighthouse in the United States and

  Early strategic fort and home to an interesting museum filled with early island artifacts

  Ship captain’s home and the beginning of Key West’s architectural preservation movement The Audubon

Fascinating stories of Key West’s firefighting history, the cigar industry, and devastating fires on the

Train station for the Overseas Railroad, built by Henry Flagler and called the 8th wonder

  Home to the Sunset Celebration, where street performers & artisans set up nightly in

  Learn about the rescue of slaves bound for Cuba in 1860. Many did not

  A century and a half of history. Plus a few only-in-Key-West sites. The Key

  A tiny Key West airline grows to be the largest in the United States.

  Lush 8.5 acre garden featuring many species of local plants, flowers, flora, and fauna

  Often-photographed road sign marks the beginning/end of US Highway 1 One of the most

  Key West’s most photographed spot marks Key West as the Southernmost Point in the

  Check out the underwater scene painted by famous marine artist Wyland. Marine artists Wyland

  Where Hemingway first stayed in Key West, and where he wrote A Farewell to

  See local Key West dolphins in the wild & up close. Swim and snorkel

Fly from Key West to the Dry Tortugas islands, land on the water, and hop

  Information for camping in Dry Tortugas National Park, including campsite map, regulations, and advice.

  Easy and rewarding kayaking trips that explore offshore mangrove islands and seagrass habitat There

  Explore the coral reefs, located six miles offshore of Key West, aboard an air-conditioned,

  Tethered by parachute to a boat, it’s an exciting way to get a bird’s-eye

  This trip visits the Gulf of Mexico side of Key West where you’ll snorkel

    Large and stable sailboats provide comfortable and affordable reef snorkeling trips in Key

  Have the boat and Captain to yourself, allowing for custom trips to suit your

  Smaller group, impressive mono-hull sailboat, offering relaxed snorkel trips to the reef This elegant

  Like snorkeling, but you can breath underwater thanks to scuba air tanks floating on

  Trop-rock into the sunset on a sailboat! Includes free-flowing beer, wine, margaritas, and snacks

  Boat trip to see the Key West sunset  – with beverages and an island

  Hoist the sails – if you’d like to lend a hand – aboard the

  An upscale sunset cruise aboard a traditional working schooner – serving premium wine, beer,

  A great view – above and below deck. Air-conditioned comfort on this Key West

  Wouldn’t it be nice to have your own boat in Key West? Well you

  Three-hour trip includes parasailing, jetskis, kayaks, big water toys, snorkel gear, and tasty snacks

  Have an absolute BLAST zooming across the water…all the way around the island of

  3.5-hour trip includes light snacks, beverages, sailing, parasailing, jetskis, and big water toys Want