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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Key Largo
Divers Direct - Key Largo
Key Largo's largest dive shop: Divers Direct, top brands, great service.
Key West
Sea, Key West
Sea, Key West is Old Town's locally owned watersports shop at 720B Caroline Street — the place to gear up for paddleboarding, SCUBA diving, snorkeling, spearfishing, and freediving adventures in the Florida Keys, with a free coffee bar, local Keys brands on the shelves, and Maxine the parrot waiting to say hello.
Key West
Amanda Johnson Gallery
Amanda Johnson paints the Keys in oil, in the studio and outdoors, in a tropical impressionist style built on gold leaf, sunsets and the island's roosters. Trained at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and the Art Students League of New York, she has worked in Key West since opening her first gallery here in 2012.
Key West
SeaSister Island Gallery
Rachel Garreau came to Key West from Casablanca with thirty-six dollars, worked at Sloppy Joe's, spent five years as an art director, then sold her house to open her own gallery on Duval. It is full of work by Key West artists, and she is usually in it.
Key West
Sugar Shark Market
Sugar Shark Market — Key West’s eclectic shop offering local art, surf gear, apparel, and coastal finds.
Key West
Key Fillery
Keyfillery is Key West's first and only refillery at 830 Fleming Street, offering non-toxic, eco-friendly liquid laundry detergent, soaps, shampoo, conditioner, cleaners, and zero-waste accessories in reusable containers — available in-store, by local delivery, pickup, or shipping nationwide.
Marathon
Gulfside Village
Gulfside Village in Marathon brings together dining, shopping, services, and local businesses in the heart of the Florida Keys.
Islamorada
Lazy Days Islamorada
Award-winning oceanfront dining with fresh seafood, steaks, and stunning views.
Marathon
Alo Jewelers
Alo Jewelers: A family‑owned jewelry shop in Marathon, Florida Keys — since 1986.
Key Largo
Reefhouse Resort & Marina
Escape to Reefhouse Key Largo: luxury bayside resort with beach, spa, and marina.
Weddings Max
250
Meetings Max
200
Total Space
16000 sq ft
Largest Room
3000 sq ft
The Lower Keys
SouthEastern Shrimp and Seafood
Fresh Key West pink shrimp, lobster and stone crab claws.
Key Largo
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.
Key West
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 Largo
Keys Kritters
Keys Kritters is a community pet store in Key Largo offering pet supplies, rescue adoptions & friendly expertise.
