Four Marlins Oceanfront Dining

The Mel Fisher Maritime Museum offers a deep dive into Key West's storied maritime past, showcasing artifacts from legendary shipwrecks and the tenacity of treasure hunter Mel Fisher, all housed in a historic Navy storehouse.

The San Carlos Institute is a stunning Cuban heritage museum on Duval Street featuring historic artifacts, art, and beautiful hand-painted tile floors.

A funky driftwood shack serving fresh, fried fish sandwiches, conch fritters, and beachy bites with laid-back Key West vibes.

This casual Key West shop serves up imaginative donuts and top-notch coffee in a cozy space adorned with playful robot decor, making it a must-try spot.

Step into Café Marquesa, an intimate gem within the Marquesa Hotel, where elevated New American dishes harmonize with a relaxed elegance and exceptional service.

Tiki House is a vibrant cocktail gem in Key West where you can sip iconic drinks like the flaming Zombie while soaking up the lively tropical atmosphere and live music.

Dive into the Key Lime Festival in the Florida Keys, where eccentricity meets citrus in a delightful celebration of fun, food, and unforgettable moments!

La Grignote is a charming French cafe perfect for brunch, boasting mouthwatering baked goods, hearty meals, and delightful outdoor seating in Key West.

Marking the continental U.S.'s southernmost point, this iconic red-and-black buoy in Key West is a must-photo spot just 90 miles from Cuba.

Smokin' Tuna blends laid-back beach vibes with live music, tasty seafood, and a lively courtyard atmosphere that keeps locals and tourists alike coming back for more.