Shopping
In The Florida Keys, even retail therapy comes with a tropical twist. Sure, you’ll find supermarkets and hardware stores for the essentials, but the real fun is browsing one-of-a-kind boutiques, funky galleries, outdoor markets, and waterfront shops where “island casual” is the dress code. From affordable souvenirs to upscale art and jewelry, shopping here is as laid-back and colorful as the Keys themselves. These listings point you toward the local gems—quirky, stylish, and just waiting to be discovered. Because in the Keys, even shopping feels like an adventure.
Crafted in the Florida Keys
In the Florida Keys, there’s time and head space for extraordinary creativity to thrive, and scores of freethinking spirits indulge their talent for crafting wares as individualistic as they are.
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Hands On Clothing
Wearable art, jewelry & confident-style fashion in Key West’s Duval Street boutique.
The Tackle Box
A Marathon tackle shop that has been in the same old post office building since the 1950s, open 7 to 5 every day with live shrimp, pinfish and crabs in the tanks. They will also clean and repair your reel, spool your line properly, and book you a charter.
Dawgone Licious
Dawgone Licious has been handcrafting healthy, dietary-friendly dog treats right here in Key West since 2014, with a lineup that includes custom-made snacks tailored to your pup's specific needs, adorable bandanas and collars, and seasonal fun like Smash Cake Pawrties and Pup-cream cones.
Mr. Beans Books & Beans (formerly Keys News and Coffee)
Mr. Beans' Books & Beans: coffee & books in Marathon—learn more.
Key Largo Marine Thrift Store
Key Largo Marine Thrift offers new and used boating and fishing gear, nautical décor, and Florida Keys finds for Keys boaters, anglers, and visitors.
Florida Keys Farmers Market
A lively weekly farmers market in Islamorada with fresh produce, local art, and live music.
Sigsbee Marina
A Navy MWR marina on Dredgers Key, open to active duty, retirees, eligible veterans and DoD civilians and their families. Fuel, bait, ice and tackle at the ship store, plus kayaks, paddleboards, rods and a 21 foot center console to rent.
JD Outdoor Adventures
Open at 5:30 in the morning on weekends and not closing until 9, which is the kind of hours a bait shop keeps when it means it. Live and frozen bait, tackle, and a floor full of poling skiffs from Gheenoe, Matecumbe, SkimmerSkiff and Floyd.
Holle Fine Art Gallery
Holle represents Tom Everhart, the only artist Charles Schulz ever taught and legally authorized to paint Peanuts as fine art. The gallery sits on Duval and stays open until ten every night, so it fits into an evening rather than competing with your beach day.
Harrison Gallery
Helen Harrison learned to shape wood building a 38-foot sailboat in Costa Rica, sailed it for eleven years, then came ashore in Key West and started carving sculpture instead. She and Ben opened the gallery on White Street in 1986 and have run it themselves ever since.
Archeo Gallery
Rugs hand-knotted in Afghanistan from nautical charts of the Lower Keys, African ceremonial art, and fish that swam in a Wyoming lake fifty million years ago. Archeo on Upper Duval calls it ancient art for modern living, and means it fairly literally.
Key West Candle & Bath Co.
Key West Candle & Bath Co. offers hand-poured candles, bath essentials, and seaside-inspired gifts crafted in Key West, Florida Keys.
General Store At Caloosa Cove Marina
Oceanfront resort in Islamorada with suites, marina, pool, and on-site dining.