Why Visit The Florida Keys

The Florida Keys is a tropical archipelago lined with turquoise waters and coral reefs with a laidback “Floribbean” feel.
Visitors come to relax, enjoy gorgeous sunsets and experience island time without leaving the US.

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Underwater Wonders

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Legendary Fishing

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Island Hopping

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Iconic Sunsets

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Tropical Wildlife

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Local Food & Dining

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About the Florida Keys

The Florida Keys are a string of tropical islands stretching about 120 miles off the southern tip of of Florida, between the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico. A prime destination for anyone who loves the water, with snorkeling, boating, fishing, and scuba diving. The southernmost city of Key West is famous for Duval Street’s many bars, the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum, haunted ghost tours, and Key Lime Pie. Whether you spend the day sport fishing in Islamorada, or heading over to Bahia Honda State Park for the sunset, the Keys offer a classic Florida experience.

Quick Trip Planning

Best time to visitDecember to April (warm, dry, and sunny)
Trip Length4 days
Closest AirportKey West International (EYW)
Miami International (MIA) for a scenic 3 hour drive
Need a car?Yes to explore multiple Keys
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Old Town, Nightlife & Dining

Kermit's Key Lime pie in the Florida Keys

First Stop & Gateway

Grecian Rocks Key Largo in the Florida Keys

Upscale Fishing Hub

Bud n Marys Fishing Islamorada in the Florida Keys

Family Friendly Beaches

Green Parrot Bar Key West in the Florida Keys

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Top Cities, Hotels, & Neighborhoods

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Where to Eat & What to Order

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Local Attractions & Tours

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