Ernest Hemingway took up residence in Key West from 1928-1940 and visited often until his death in 1961. He even finished writing A Farewell to Arms in Key West as well. Check out the beautiful grounds of his home here with a self-guided tour, or join a tour provided on site. Tickets for entry required and available on the website.
The biggest AND maybe best Key Lime Pie in Key West. A staple any time you're here, it would be a shame not to go to Blue Heaven and grab a slice to share...or just eat the whole thing yourself! Blue Heaven is known for its Caribbean flair, and is one of the most "Key West" restaurants in town.
Ride the Conch Train Tour to learn all about Key West's rich history. Passengers can hop off at any stop and catch a later train if they want to enjoy nearby attractions. The train runs every day of the year every 30 minutes with the first daily tour beginning at 10:15am and the last tour departing at 4:15pm.
Grab lunch or dinner at Baie and Sam's favorite restaurant in Key West. Located a little off the beaten path in Stock Island, The Docks provides delicious seafood and cocktails overlooking the harbor. Try Baie's favorite entrée, the Grilled Swordfish Bowl, and make sure you get Sam's favorite appetizers of all time, Figs in a Blanket and Lobster Rangoon!
Check out Key West's most famous street! From bars on every corner to beachy boutiques to delicious hole-in-the-wall restaurants, Duval Street has it all! Make sure to grab a Cuban coffee :)
We know one of the best appeals of Key West is the ocean. So rent a boat, jet ski, kayak, dolphin tours or private charter and get on the water. There are plenty of companies offering similar experiences, so check them out!