Local Attractions

Wade through calm, shallow waters at Anne’s Beach, a family-friendly Islamorada beach with boardwalks, picnic areas and easy access.

Unwind at Coco Plum Beach, a quiet, dog-friendly Marathon beach with natural Atlantic shoreline, wetlands and picnic facilities.

Swim and picnic at Sombrero Beach, Marathon’s popular sandy beach with accessible facilities and seasonal sea turtle nesting.

Discover Dry Tortugas National Park by ferry, combining Fort Jefferson history, coral reef snorkeling and remote island scenery.

Snorkel Alligator Reef Lighthouse near Islamorada, where clear Florida Keys waters reveal colorful coral, tropical fish and maritime history.

Visit Dolphin Research Center on Grassy Key for dolphin encounters, sea lions, marine mammal education and conservation-focused family programs.

Tour Marathon’s Turtle Hospital to learn how injured sea turtles are rescued, rehabilitated and returned to Florida Keys waters.

Explore Crane Point Hammock in Marathon, featuring tropical trails, Florida Keys history, wildlife encounters and the historic Adderley House.

Wander the Key West Tropical Forest & Botanical Garden, a native-plant sanctuary filled with butterflies, birds and peaceful trails.

Walk among hundreds of butterflies and exotic birds inside the Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory’s lush tropical habitat.

Discover sharks, sea turtles and touch-tank creatures at Key West Aquarium, one of the island’s classic family attractions.

Enjoy dolphin shows, marine animal encounters and tropical lagoons at Theater of the Sea, a landmark Islamorada attraction.

Tour historic Fort Jefferson in Dry Tortugas National Park, a massive coastal fortress surrounded by turquoise water and coral reefs.

Explore diving history, vintage equipment and underwater exploration at Islamorada’s History of Diving Museum, a fascinating Florida Keys attraction.

Explore Civil War history, Key West art and Robert the Doll at the historic Fort East Martello Museum.

Discover Key West history, art and architecture inside the landmark Custom House, home to engaging exhibits and local stories.

Climb the Key West Lighthouse for panoramic island views, then explore keeper’s quarters filled with maritime history.

Tour historic Key West Cemetery to discover island history, above-ground tombs and stories reflecting the city’s colorful past.

Tour Ernest Hemingway’s Key West home, meet its famous six-toed cats and explore the author’s writing studio and gardens.

Visit historic Pigeon Key beneath the Seven Mile Bridge for railroad history, guided tours and scenic Florida Keys views.

Kayak to Indian Key Historic State Park to explore island ruins, nature trails and Florida Keys pioneer history.

Explore Key West Historic Seaport for waterfront dining, sailing excursions, shopping and lively harbor views along the island’s marina.

Snap a photo at Key West’s iconic Southernmost Point buoy, one of the island’s most recognizable landmarks.

Experience Duval Street’s famous Key West nightlife, restaurants, galleries and shops stretching through the island’s historic district.

Celebrate sunset at Mallory Square with waterfront views, street performers, local artisans and a classic Key West tradition.

Bike the Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail for scenic bridges, waterfront views and miles of island-to-island adventure.