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.
On Island Time at Island Fest
Art, Crafts, Great Food.....Oh my!
From vintage cars to vibrant arts and crafts, at the Islamorada Island Fest March 28-28 you can spend your day savoring keys cuisine, listening to local live music or running into friends from across the island chain.
Get back to the roots of the islands
Afro Roots Fest in Islamorada
Experience a weekend April 3-5 that showcases the roots of the islands through music and the diverse cultures that have formed the communities and laid back vibe locals and visitors can't get enough of.
I would walk 120 miles
Explore the keys by foot
The Florida Keys offer numerous places to stretch your legs to explore the beautiful and unique natural ecosystems found throughout the chain of islands.
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Sweet Savannah's Bake Shop
Sweet Savannah’s — cozy Key West bakery & café serving homemade breads, sandwiches, pastries, and island comfort
Islamorada
Seahorse Water Adventures
Explore reef, sandbars, and waves with jet skis, boats, and snorkeling adventures by Seahorse Water Adventures.
Key Largo
MarineLab Environmental Education
Founded by undersea pioneer Ian Koblick, MarineLab in Key Largo delivers immersive, hands-on marine science education focused on the Florida Keys ecosystem.
Key West
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.
Key West
Truman Waterfront Market
Key West Farmers Market — vibrant open-air market every Thursday afternoon on the waterfront with fresh produce, artisan goods and island-style fun.
Key West
Southernmost Trolley Stop
The southernmost trolley stop is in Key West, Florida, located at the iconic Southernmost Point buoy.
Key Largo
Kings Kamp RV Park, Motel & Marina
Kings Kamp offers waterfront RV sites, cottages, and motel rooms in Key Largo, Florida Keys, with marina access and pet-friendly accommodations.
Key Largo
Friendship Park
Family-friendly Key Largo park with playgrounds, sports courts, and picnic areas.
Key West
Searstown Shopping Center
Shopping center featuring Sears, a Publix grocery store, and a Wendy's.
Key West
The Promenade at The Perry Hotel & Marina
The Perry Hotel & Marina — boutique waterfront resort on Stock Island blending marina life with Key West charm.
Islamorada
Captain Slate's Scuba Adventures
Captain Slate's Scuba Adventures offers daily diving trips to over 30 reef and wreck sites, led by the legendary Captain Spencer Slate, with PADI certification courses and professional instructor training available.
Key West
Zero Mile Art
Zero Mile Art — art gallery & souvenir shop in Key West, where local creativity meets iconic island memory.
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.
