Things to do in Florida Keys

The Florida Keys' beaches showcase a coral island landscape with crystal-clear waters ideal for snorkelling. Relax under swaying palms at Bahia Honda State Park or explore marine life at Fort Zachary Taylor.

Stroll the vibrant heart of Key West where historic architecture meets lively entertainment. Evening visits offer the full experience of Duval Street's renowned music scene and spirited local culture.

This colourful buoy marks the continental United States' southernmost point, just 90 miles from Cuba. Arrive early to capture your photo at this iconic Key West landmark without the typical crowds.

Key West's largest beach boasts half a mile of soft white sand and calm, shallow waters ideal for swimming. Rent paddleboards or jet skis, or simply relax under swaying palms with panoramic ocean views.

Mallory Square hosts Key West's legendary Sunset Celebration, where street performers and artisans gather nightly. Arrive early to secure a prime viewing spot for the breathtaking Gulf of Mexico sunset.

Step into the Spanish Colonial home where Hemingway wrote his classics, surrounded by descendants of his six-toed cats. Explore his writing studio and gardens for a glimpse into the legendary author's 1930s life.

Sombrero Beach offers a rare natural sandy shoreline in the Florida Keys with pristine white sands and turquoise waters. Watch for nesting loggerhead turtles while enjoying the peaceful palm-lined setting.

Explore a Civil War-era fortress housing the nation's largest collection of seacoast cannons. After touring the historic corridors, cool off at Key West's favourite beach with crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkelling.