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.
Delightfully Spooky Experiences Abound in Key West
Key West has been dubbed one of the most haunted cities in the country and was originally called Cayo Hueso or “Isle of Bones.” For those who dare...
Crane Point: The Secret in Marathon's Heart
Tucked away amid the heart of the Marathon shopping district lies a 63-acre tropical oasis of hardwood trees, nature trails and educational displays for adults and children.
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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Key West
Tucker's Provisions
Tucker’s Provisions — classic Key West boutique on Duval Street offering curated men’s, women’s & kids’ apparel, accessories and island-style gifts.
Key West
Key West Collective | Art Gallery
Key West Collective is a curated art gallery in Old Town’s Historic Seaport featuring local and contemporary artists in a bright, welcoming space.
Islamorada
Keys Salt Scrub (The)
Handcrafted, chemical-free sea salt scrubs from the Florida Keys — exfoliating, moisturizing, and odor-neutralizing.
The Lower Keys
Looe Key Reef Resort & Dive Center
Looe Key Reef Resort offers beachfront accommodations, daily scuba and snorkeling trips, a full-service dive shop, and a Tiki Bar with live entertainment in the Florida Keys.
Key Largo
Caribbean Watersports
Private charters, sails, and snorkeling adventures in the Florida Keys.
Key West
South Beach
South Beach in Key West is a free, lively public beach located at the southern end of Duval Street, near the Southernmost House and the famous southernmost point buoy.
