Things to Do in Florida Keys, Florida

Hop on this Old Town trolley tour to understand the city and see what the island can offer! This enjoyable ride will take you all around the highlights of the island, like Mallory Square, Henry Flager’s Historic Sails, the Southernmost Point (and more!) with funny and informative tour guides will make the experience entertaining for the entire family. Details

Meet Florida’s amazing sea creatures at the historic Key West Aquarium, the island’s very first attraction. Enjoy interactive exhibits like the Touch Tank, shark feeding and sea turtle conservation; learn about the near-shore mangrove environment at the Atlantic Shores exhibit, a 50,000-gallon tank featuring tropical and game fish, and more. Fun for all ages! Details

Hop aboard the Key West Conch Tour Train for a close-up look at the city’s top attractions, including Mallory Square and Key West Aquarium. Sit back and relax as your ‘engineer’ guide recounts fascinating stories about local legends such as Ernest Hemingway and Harry S. Truman. Immerse yourself in the unique Conch culture on this memorable Key West train ride. Details

Discover the dark side of Key West aboard The Trolley of the Doomed! This after-dark Ghosts and Gravestones Tour, narrated by a 17th-century gravedigger ‘Ghost Host’, takes you down the dark, narrow streets of Old Town and past the city’s most haunted attractions like Captain Tony’s Saloon and Porter Mansion. Includes a stop at the Shipwreck Museum. Details

Discover actual artifacts from a 19th century shipwreck and hold a silver bar from a Spanish galleon! The Key West Shipwreck Museum combines actors, audio-visuals and artifacts to tell the stories of dangerous shipwrecks, daring recoveries and the city’s maritime heritage. Meet Asa Tift, the city's most notable salvager, climb the 65' lookout tower, and more. Details

Discover the Age of Sail when tall ships navigated the waters of the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico. Then journey through the steam-power period when Henry Flagler conceived of building an overseas railroad from Miami to Key West. A visit to Sails to Rails Museum is a comprehensive look at the Florida Keys complete with hands-on immersive activities for all ages. Details