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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Islamorada
Caribee Marina
Islamorada's boat shop at mile marker 81.5, selling Boston Whaler, Cobia, Axopar and Bluewater, with Yamaha certified techs in the service bays and racked dry storage running seven days a week. If you keep a boat in the Upper Keys, this is where it gets sold, serviced and stored.
Key West
Mel Fisher's Treasures
Authentic shipwreck treasure, jewelry & rare coins — shop the official Mel Fisher store for Atocha, Margarita, and historic finds.
Key Largo
Capt'n Pete's Pro Shop
Doors open at 6 in the morning, which is the only hour that matters when you are trying to get off the dock in Key Largo. Live shrimp and crabs, frozen bait, rods and reels, rod repair, rental gear and fishing licenses, all in one stop at mile marker 103.
Islamorada
David Wirth Gallery
David Wirth’s Wirth Gallery showcases striking marine sculptures, bespoke fish-hook creations, and unique slab wood art, all inspired by coastal life and craftsmanship.
Islamorada
Alligator Reef Light House
Alligator Reef Sanctuary Preservation Area is a 0.32-square-mile protected marine zone in the Florida Keys, renowned for its diverse coral reef ecosystem and the iconic black-and-white lighthouse visible from the Overseas Highway.
Key West
Petals & Vines Craft Boutique
Shop curated home décor and unique gifts in Key West at Petals & Vines Boutique, where timeless style meets coastal elegance.
Islamorada
Founders Park
45-acre recreation park in Islamorada with beach, pool, sports & playgrounds.
Key West
Casual Monday Charters
Casual Monday Charters offers private, customizable boat excursions in Key West, featuring sandbar hopping, snorkeling, sunset cruises, and eco tours aboard a 25' Hydrasports center console.
Marathon
Grassy Key Land and Sea Market
Butcher, fish house, bakery, and deli offering fresh, local fare in Grassy Key.
Key Largo
The Mark Sorensen Youth Sailing Program
Mark Sorensen Youth Sailing — nonprofit sailing school in the Keys teaching kids boat handling, safety & seamanship.
Islamorada
Our Place in Paradise
Discover unique original art, pottery, and workshops in a welcoming Florida Keys gallery.
Key West
Opal Key Resort & Marina
Opal Key Resort & Marina is a luxury waterfront resort in the heart of Old Town Key West, offering 178 elegant rooms, Lolita’s Coastal Cocina, a 37-slip marina, and a sparkling pool just steps from Mallory Square and Duval Street.
Weddings Max
200
Meetings Max
300
Total Space
6800 sq ft
Largest Room
3850 sq ft
Marathon
Captain Hook’s Marina and Dive Center
A Blue Star dive shop and marina at mile marker 53 on Vaca Cut, running reef and wreck trips twice a day, plus snorkeling, sunset cruises, boat rentals and a bait and tackle counter. They will also put you on a coral nursery dive with Mote Marine Lab, which is not something most dive shops can offer.
