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.
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 […]
Camping in the Florida Keys ranges from private campgrounds, to right on the water state parks, and even remote, out in the middle of the ocean national park. How to decide which one is for you? Sit back and let us help you choose with this informative guide. The Florida Keys offer a wide range […]
Why Visit Marathon Florida Marathon Florida is like the middle child of the Florida Keys. Everybody’s heard of it, but nobody really raves about how much there is to do there. Until now that is. Fishing, museums, hiking, spectacular dining, and even a turtle hospital are all waiting for you in Marathon Florida. Everybody knows […]
The Shipwreck Museum in Key West features artifacts from the richest shipwreck in Key West history. The Isaac Allerton sank in the deep water of Hawks Channel in 1856. The wreckers were unable to fully recover all valuables due to the ship’s depth, so they salvaged what they could and forgot her. She was rediscovered […]
What does a VW mechanic from New Jersey, an old motel, and a strip club have to do with sea turtles? Keep reading to find out, also why you should definitely visit the Marathon Turtle Hospital when you are in the Florida Keys. The Marathon Turtle Hospital is one of the most inspiring places to […]
Crane Point Hammock is a densely wooded 63-acre patch of land in the middle of the Florida Keys. Located in Marathon Florida, Crane Point Hammock is owned by a nonprofit organization that rescued the property from being a strip mall and is dedicated to preserving the land as it was in the early 1900s. If […]
Dry Tortugas National Park is one of the most remote and breathtaking destinations in the United States — a cluster of seven islands located 70 miles west of Key West. Accessible only by ferry, seaplane, or private boat, this national park offers turquoise water, world‑class snorkeling, pristine beaches, and the massive 19th‑century Fort Jefferson. Whether […]
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