The Florida Keys are a tropical island chain known for clear water, coral reefs, beaches, wildlife, and unforgettable road‑trip views. This category features the best things to do, beaches, state parks, snorkeling spots, and hidden gems across Key Largo, Islamorada, Marathon, the Lower Keys, and Key West — perfect for travelers looking for adventure, sunshine, and classic island vibes.
Why Visit Bahia Honda State Park? Bahia Honda is Spanish for “deep water” and was named because of the deep waters surrounding the Key. The area was operated as a county park starting in 1950, during that time it was known as a nice stop along the way to Key West. In 1961 the park […]
Key Largo is the official gateway to the Florida Keys. It’s the first key in a line of keys that unwind like a ribbon through turquoise waters. This is the Key that is the self-described diving capital of the world. But there is more than diving in Key Largo, a lot more. There’s a certain […]
What is Indian Key? Indian Key is one of the nine State Parks in the Florida Keys and is located on the east side of Lower and Upper Matecumbe Key, collectively known as Islamorada. It is also one of the best historic sites in the Florida Keys. There are two unique things about it. One, […]
About Dagny Johnson Key Largo Hammock Botanical State Park Dagny Johnson State Park in Key Largo is the perfect place to spend an afternoon hiking, birdwatching, and picnicking when you’re in the Florida Keys. It’s comprised of a preserved tropical hardwood forest that was saved from development and is home to 84 protected species. It’s […]
The Overseas Highway is a fantastic road to drive on today. A modern roadway, surrounded by turquoise water and palm tree lined islands is a fantastic drive now, but it wasn’t always that way. A road that many people take for granted started as a railway, which itself was an engineering marvel in its time. […]
John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, the first underwater park in the United States, on Key Largo is a perfect spot to spend a day or two when you’re in the Florida Keys. You can kayak through mangrove tunnels, discover 18th century artifacts as you snorkel, or spend a few days and stay at their […]
The History of Diving Museum celebrated their 20th year in 2025. If you visit the museum while you’re in Islamorada, you’ll see that they really do have the history of diving covered. Starting with the first free divers hundreds of years ago, to modern day equipment, the History of Diving Museum has it all covered. […]
It’s 106 miles to Key West, you’ve got a full tank of gas, there are countless tiki bars in the Florida Keys, and you’re wearing sunglasses. Which ones to stop at? You’ll have a good idea after you read our guide. Hit it. Let’s face it, nothing says that you’re on “island time” more than […]
How Many State Parks in the Florida Keys? There are 9 official State Parks in the Florida Keys, one State Trail, and even an underwater preserve. If you like to boat, kayak, snorkel, dive, bike, hike, or camp, you can find a State Park to scratch your itch. Speaking of itch, be sure to bring […]
Below is a list of events for you to check out when you’re in the Florida Keys. The Florida Keys always have something going on, farmers markets, art walks, concerts, and more. We’ve compiled a list of monthly/semi-monthly events, to find out what’s going on when you’re here, click on the links below: Key West […]
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