Things To Do
Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park Beach
Visiting Fort Zachary Taylor Beach and State Park is a must. This beautiful park offers stunning sandy beaches, lush picnic areas, and the historic fort itself, which dates back to the Civil War. It's the perfect spot to relax, swim, and explore the rich history of the area.
Audubon House & Tropical Gardens
Relax And Take In The Signs While You Mosey Around This Beautiful Piece Of History
Mallory Square
Mallory Square is next door to our wedding resort and is one of the best spots to watch the sunset. There is a sunset celebration every night which includes art exhibitors, street performances and food carts.
The Hemingway Home and Museum
The Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum in Key West is one of the island’s most famous landmarks. Built in the 1850s, this Spanish Colonial-style house was home to Ernest Hemingway throughout the 1930s, where he wrote some of his most celebrated works. Today, visitors can tour the preserved rooms, see Hemingway’s detached writing studio, and wander the lush tropical gardens. The property is also known for its colony of six-toed cats—descendants of Hemingway’s own pet—making it a unique blend of literary history and island charm.
Sunset Watersports Key West Boat Rentals
Sunset Watersports Key West is one of Key West’s classic watersports outfitters, operating in the island’s tropical waters since the mid-1980s. Locals and visitors alike can book everything from jet ski tours and parasailing to reef snorkeling, sandbar charters, and sunset cruises — with options ranging from adrenaline-packed rides to relaxed scenic sails at golden hour. Their popular “Do It All” watersports adventure packs a day of fun — think jet skis, banana boat rides, snorkeling, inflatable water parks, paddleboards, and more — often with lunch, drinks, and chances to swim, snorkel, and play around the azure waters of the Keys
Santiago's Bodega
Amazing off the beaten path Tapas restaurant!
Blue Heaven
A beloved al fresco spot in Bahama Village, Blue Heaven charms with whimsical décor—roaming chickens, tropical greenery, quirky art—and a serious menu of Caribbean‑inspired comfort food. Famous for its pancakes, Caribbean shrimp, and legendary Key lime pie.
Pepe's Cafe
Established in 1909, it holds the distinction of being the oldest restaurant in the Florida Keys and the second-oldest in the state of Florida, serving guests for well over a century. Set in a cozy, laid-back space on Caroline Street, Pepe’s serves classic American favorites—from hearty breakfasts with fresh-squeezed juices to seafood, steaks, sandwiches, and the house-made Key lime pie. Throughout its long history, it’s welcomed presidents and generations of locals and travelers, all drawn by its warm hospitality, timeless charm, and fresh, simple fare.
Garbo's Grill @ Hanks!
The Garbo’s Grill @ Hanks! in Key West is a beloved local food spot with big island vibe and even bigger flavor. Sitting out of an Airstream food truck behind Hank’s Hair of the Dog Saloon, it’s famous for its creative, made-to-order tacos, burritos, burgers, and unique twists on comfort food—think shrimp, Maui mahi mahi, and Korean BBQ tacos alongside umami burgers and loaded hot dogs. Locals and visitors flock here for its laid-back atmosphere, live music, full bar, and casual island eats that have even been featured on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives