Things to Do
In The Florida Keys, adventure is just a footstep (or paddle, or fin) away. Whether you’re chasing sunrise paddle-trips, sunset sails, or discovering hidden mangrove tunnels, there’s always something new to try. Museums, wildlife tours, water sports, quirky local events—every destination brings its own flavor of fun. These listings span every kind of experience: rugged and wild, soft and serene, absurdly beautiful. So map out some time, pack your curiosity, and let the Keys pull you in.
America's 250 in the Florida Keys
Monroe County is proud to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with community-wide experiences that honor our nation’s history while showcasing the unique spirit of The Florida Keys.
Historic Pigeon Key
Visitors to Pigeon Key venture back in time to a tiny island that played a tremendous role in the Florida Keys of today.
Florida Keys State Parks
Ten secluded state parks throughout the 125-mile-long Florida Keys include the Keys’ most scenic wide-open spaces for exploration, solitude and...
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World Food Market
World Food Market — specialty grocery offering imported flavors from Central Asia and Eastern Europe.
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Baby's Coffee — Old Town
Baby's Coffee has opened a new Old Town cafe on Fleming Street, bringing its since-1991 Keys roasting right into the heart of Key West. Walk in for bold espresso, the same fresh-roasted blends found at the Mile Marker 15 flagship, and a case of baked goods to start your day.
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Tennessee Williams Museum
Tennessee Williams Museum — dedicated to the life and works of the famed playwright in Key West’s Little White House complex.
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Captain's Corner Dive Center and Boat Charters
Dive Key West’s stunning reefs and wrecks with expert guides at Captain’s Corner!
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The Purple Cottage
Jennifer Resor cuts and kiln-fires glass in Key West, and because every piece is shaped and fired by hand, no two come out the same. Sold directly rather than through a storefront.
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Little Hamaca
Quiet nature trails and boardwalks through mangroves and hammocks—Key West’s hidden natural escape.
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Fort East Martello Museum
Explore Civil War history, unique art, and the eerie legend of Robert the Doll at Fort East Martello Museum.
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Wyland Gallery of the Florida Keys
Wyland has painted more than a hundred life-size whale murals around the world and has run an ocean conservation foundation since 1993. His Key West gallery is on Duval, open until ten most nights and eleven at weekends.
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Keyfillery
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.
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Key West Historic Seaport
Key West Historic Seaport is a vibrant waterfront hub with world-class dining, unique shops, water excursions, live music & year-round events in a 20-acre scenic harbor location.
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Cora Beth Fishing
A 60 foot party boat out of C Dock at the Historic Seaport, running five hour reef trips from $75 with a limited load so nobody fishes elbow to elbow. They fillet your catch at the dock and a restaurant around the corner will cook it for you.
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Key West Express
Key West Express — high‑speed ferry service from Fort Myers Beach and Marco Island to Key West for relaxing day trips or island adventures.
