Recreation
Ready to trade lounging for lunges—or at least a little friendly competition? The Florida Keys offer plenty of ways to get moving. Serve up a game of tennis or pickleball, tee off with ocean views, or stretch it out at a waterfront yoga class. For thrill-seekers, parasailing, kiteboarding, wakeboarding, and even skydiving bring the adrenaline rush. Pools and ocean access invite swimmers of all levels, while golf courses and courts keep things a little more grounded. However you play, exercise here comes with sunshine, sea breezes, and a big dose of island energy.
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Cheeca Lodge & Spa
Cheeca Lodge & Spa is a luxury oceanfront resort in Islamorada, offering elegant rooms, a 9-hole golf course, multiple dining options, and a full-service spa. Ideal for couples and families seeking a tranquil Keys getaway.
Florida Keys Flight Academy
Fly above the Keys—learn, explore & tour with Florida Keys Flight Academy.
Z Flight Watersports | Marathon FL
Zip into the sky with Z-Flight Watersports: parasailing thrills await.
Key West Artisan Market
The Key West Artisan Market is a seasonal Sunday outdoor market held at Higgs Beach from October through April, showcasing local jewelry, art, crafts, textiles, culinary goods, live music, and fresh produce with a rotating weekly theme celebrating island living.
Keys Cycle Studio
Boutique cycle studio with energetic classes, expert instructors, and personalized nutrition guidance in a beach-town setting.
Aziza Daima Bellydance
Bellydance workouts and live performances by Aziza Daima in the Upper Keys.
Florida Keys Aquarium Encounters
Explore interactive marine life encounters and touch tanks at Florida Keys Aquarium!
Porky's Bayside Restaurant and Marina
Waterfront BBQ, seafood & sushi with island vibes in Marathon
Island Safari Rentals
Cruise Key West on 2 wheels—affordable bike & scooter rentals, free hotel pickup.
The Lagoon on Grassy Key
The Lagoon on Grassy Key packs a cable wakeboard park, a floating aqua obstacle park, a botanical beer garden, and a surf shop onto one lagoon at mile marker 59 in Marathon. The cable runs a beginner line for first-time riders alongside a full course, so you can spend a whole day on the water whether you have ridden before or not.