Key West circa 1959 is quiet, carefree and charming. Half a century later, you'll find that the charm is still there, but life in Key West has been dialed up quite a bit. Bustling Key West hotels, fantastic restaurants, and Key West boutique shopping makes this place one of the liveliest destinations in Florida & that’s for those just wanting to chill out.

If you’ve visited here before, you are probably still talking about your simply fabulous Key West vacation. If you’ve never been here before, you are in for a real treat.

All this waits for you in fabulous Key West!!

• See colorful coral, exotic tropical fish, and hundreds of varieties of marine life.
   Snorkel, dive, and swim in the only living coral reef in North America!.

• Charter a Key West sailboat for custom full-day, half-day, sunset and/or overnight charters. Explore the romance of sailing into the sunset.

• Swim in the waters with our Key West dolphins.

• Only the finest saltwater Key West fishing charters here. Florida Keys fishing tournaments

• Snorkel, swim, dive, and relax in the Florida sun.

• Enjoy an entire day with food, wave runners, water trampolines, banana rides, water toys, kayaks and parasailing.

• Sing along downtown to a popular duo at one of the famous Mallory Square Key West sunset celebrations!

• Examine authentic pirate plunder, weapons, confessions, and other rare artifacts in one of our Pirate museums.

• Visit our many Key West historic houses. Step back in time to the Key West of old.

This is a Key West Florida vacation. Try it once & you may never leave.

Key West attractions & activities

Audubon House  - Whitehead and Greene Streets,1-305-294-2116. Period antiques and original Audubon engravings (not Audubon's residence).

 Conch Tour Train-1 Key Lime Square, 1-305- 294-5161. A real life electric train with locomotive & comfortable open air seating cars that will take you on a walking tour of Key West, and you don't have to walk!.

Curry Mansion Inn - (305) 294-5349 511 Caroline Street, Key West FL 33040

Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum - (305) 294-1136, 907 Whitehead St., Key West FL

Flagler's Station Historeum®
-901 Caroline St., 1-305-295-3562. Maggie Atwell historic house, Oldest remaining structure from the railroad days, featureing live storytellers, and a turn of the century mercantile shop.

Coming Soon!! - Museum information, Swim with Dolphins at the Key West Aquarium, Key West Watersports, Historic Houses & Art Museums!.

Fort Zachary Taylor -

more Key West attractions ............ !

Heritage House Museum - (305) 296-3573, 410 Caroline Street, Key West FL 33040

Historic Seaport at Key West Bight - at the crossing of Caroline and Margaret Streets. Historic sites, restored bars, and renovated restaurants. The Bight is mooring location for tall ships, glass bottomed boats, and more. Sunset cruises.

Hemingway House -907 Whitehead St., 294-1575. See Hemingway studio & all the six-toed cats.

Key West Aquarium - 1 Whitehead St., Mallory Market. Tropical sealife in unusual setting. Touching pool. Feed the sharks

Wrecker's Museum - 322 Duval St., 294-9502. Built in 1829. This is Key West's oldest house.

Wyland Galleries - (305) 294-5240, 719 Duval Street

Other attractions:
Key Largo attractions   Islamorada attractions  Marathon attractions