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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Saltwater Outfitters
Upscale clothing and fly fishing store with swimwear and brands such as Pelagic, Salt Life, Huk, and Columbia.
Key West
90 Miles to Cuba
A weather-beaten shell-cleaning shack in the Historic Seaport, now packed with ships' portholes, old anchors, antique postcards of Cuba and paintings of a Key West that mostly is not there anymore. It opens a few afternoons a week, so check before you walk over.
Key West
LIK Fine Art
Peter Lik photographs Key West water, and the gallery on Duval hangs those images alongside the panoramas that made his name. Open until nine every night, with Brazilian ebony underfoot and the lights turned down so the prints do the work.
The Lower Keys
Triton Sea Center
Fuel up and gear up on Big Pine Key with a full-service marina, dockside fuel, and ship store at Triton Sea Center.
Key West
Beach Weekend
Pontoons with waterslides, including a 30 footer with three of them, plus panga and Everglades fishing boats, all tied up on the ocean side of US-1 on Stock Island. Fuel, bait, ice, snacks and a full ship's store are right there at the dock, so you load up once and go.
Key Largo
Florida Bay Outfitters
Kayak, paddleboard & canoe rentals plus tours & gear right in Key Largo.
Key West
Key West Legal Rum
Key West Legal Rum Distillery offers free daily tours and tastings of small-batch, salt-cured rums crafted by chef-distiller Paul Menta. Located at 105 Simonton St, it's a must-visit for rum enthusiasts and curious travelers alike.
Key West
OverAchieving Tea
OverAchieving Tea is a premium handcrafted yerba maté and wellness shot brand crafting better-tasting, better-quality functional herbal blends, found at the Key West Artisan Market and local Florida Keys events.
Key West
Key West Swimwear
Key West Swimwear offers stylish bikinis, one-pieces, tankinis, cover-ups, and accessories from top brands—perfect fits for beach days, vacations, and summer looks.
Key West
The Underwater Gardener
The Underwater Gardener is a saltwater aquarium shop and working coral farm at 2816 N Roosevelt Boulevard in Key West, tucked into the Overseas Market plaza. It is free to walk in and fully indoors, so you can see living coral, reef fish, and invertebrates up close on a rainy afternoon or a hot August day.
Islamorada
Florida Bay Forever
Non-profit dedicated to preserving Florida Bay through restoration, advocacy, and education.
Islamorada
Rain Barrel Village
Explore Rain Barrel Village: Florida Keys' vibrant artisan shops, tropical gardens, and iconic Betsy the Lobster!
Islamorada
Keys Salt Scrub (The)
Handcrafted, chemical-free sea salt scrubs from the Florida Keys — exfoliating, moisturizing, and odor-neutralizing.
