Off the mainland. On your wavelength.
Select Your Key
Key Largo
Islamorada
Marathon
The Lower Keys
Key West
Key Largo
The gateway to The Florida Keys, Key Largo makes a strong first impression. With its underwater national parks, world-famous reefs and fish that practically pose for your camera, this is where snorkeling, diving and wide-eyed moments begin in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.
Islamorada
Known as the Sportfishing Capital of the World, Islamorada reels you in with turquoise waters, fishing charters, dockside dining and boating tours. This village of islands is one of the best places to visit in The Florida Keys for laid-back, barefoot luxury and unforgettable on-the-water experiences.
Marathon
Smack dab in the middle of The Keys, Marathon is a top pick for family vacations. Visit rescued sea turtles, explore the restored Old Seven Mile Bridge on foot or by bike and discover attractions that connect you to the water. With boating, fishing and family-friendly hotspots at your fingertips, Marathon blends heart, history and everyday adventure.
The Lower Keys
Far from the crowds and closer to nature, Big Pine Key & The Lower Keys offer a quieter and wilder take on island life. Kayak through mangrove mazes, spot endangered Key deer or stargaze under skies untouched by city lights. It’s the most unspoiled part of The Keys and home to one of its most exclusive resorts.
Key West
At the end of the road, Key West does its own thing. Bold, joyfully off-beat and somewhat quirky, every hour is happy, chickens roam like they run the place and the daily iconic sunsets come with applause. It's colorful, storied and unlike anywhere else in The Florida Keys or the world for that matter.
Things We Couldn't Make Up if We Tried
From wandering roosters to shipwreck legends, these stories dive deep into the unusual, wild and wonderful side of The Keys. Spoiler: every word is true (we think).
Events
Celebrate the Season
In the Florida Keys, the holidays glow a little brighter and feel a lot warmer.
Insider's Guide
Key West: A Hub of Arts & Inspiration
Uncover the top 15 ways to immerse yourself in Key West’s lively and diverse arts community.
Local's Choice
Meet Key West’s Poet Laureate
Explore the creative voice of Emily Schulten Weekley, whose work as Key West’s Poet Laureate celebrates the island’s history, culture, and character.
Must Sees in the Keys
Sunset Celebration at Mallory Square
Fred the Tree: The Florida Keys’ ‘Celebri-Tree’
Key Largo: A Dive Wonderland
Wonder Everywhere You Look
Meet the reef, mingle with tropical fish and discover what makes Key Largo the gateway to the underwater world.
Fishing, But Make It Epic
From backcounty to deep offshore, fishing in the Keys is less of a hobby and more of a brag-worthy tradition. We're talking big fish, bigger stories.
Grab a Bite That's Really Far Out
In this stunning setting, the food and drinks have to be equally delicious. From the fresh daily catch to local chefs offering 5-star dining, cuisine in The Keys is outstanding indeed.
You're On a Boat!
Chart a route to world-class fishing, hidden paddling trails and amazing snorkeling. Wherever you steer, the water leads to a new adventure.
Color Outside the Coastline
From roadside galleries to impromtu island jam sessions, the Keys are bursting with local art and music. Here, creativity doesn't just live - it dances, sings, and paints the walls.
Select Your Interest
Sightseeing
Wildlife Encounters
Arts & Culture
Family
Beaches, Parks & Gardens
The Keys, Unlocked
Sure, you came for the sunshine and seafood, but there's way more weird, wonderful, and wildly specific stuff to do here. From underwater art to pie-based quests, this is your permission slip to explore beyond the obvious.
The Keys, Unlocked
Sure, you came for the sunshine and seafood, but there's way more weird, wonderful, and wildly specific stuff to do here. From underwater art to pie-based quests, this is your permission slip to explore beyond the obvious.
The Keys, Unlocked
Sure, you came for the sunshine and seafood, but there's way more weird, wonderful, and wildly specific stuff to do here. From underwater art to pie-based quests, this is your permission slip to explore beyond the obvious.
The Keys, Unlocked
Sure, you came for the sunshine and seafood, but there's way more weird, wonderful, and wildly specific stuff to do here. From underwater art to pie-based quests, this is your permission slip to explore beyond the obvious.
The Keys, Unlocked
Sure, you came for the sunshine and seafood, but there's way more weird, wonderful, and wildly specific stuff to do here. From underwater art to pie-based quests, this is your permission slip to explore beyond the obvious.
Wish You Were Here (Right Now)
Can’t wait to dip your toes in? These live cams let you sneak a peek at sunsets, sandbars and all the saltwater goodness happening in real time. Warning: may cause you to spontaneously plan your trip.
Key West Bight Cam
Featured Webcams
Bahia Honda Cam
Soak up turquoise water and sandy beaches framed by Flagler’s old railway and the Overseas Highway. Kayaks, wildlife, and endless horizons bring the...
Sombrero Beach Cam
Catch sandy toes, swaying palms, and volleyball courts along calm Atlantic waters and Sister Creek. Relax with views of this laid-back, toes-in-the...
Little Basin Cam
Glide into Islamorada’s sportfishing spirit—boats slipping out, waters sparkling, and horizons that promise both backcountry calm and deep-sea thrills...
Key Largo Dolphin Cam
Crystal waters, playful leaps—bottlenose dolphins remind you why they’re the Keys’ most famous locals. Intelligent, curious, and endlessly charming...
