Key West, a vibrant island city in the Florida Keys, marks the southernmost point in the continental U.S.—just 90 miles from Cuba.

Key West is a popular cruise-ship stop and easily reachable via the scenic Overseas Highway. While its beaches are charming, the island is best known for its stunning coral reefs, offering world-class diving and snorkeling adventures in crystal-clear waters.

1- Duval Street

Duval Street is the perfect place to soak in the city’s vibrant culture and legendary nightlife. Lined with fantastic restaurants, lively bars, unique boutiques, art galleries, and shops offering everything from hand-rolled cigars to one-of-a-kind gifts, there’s something for every kind of traveler.

2- Southernmost Point Buoy

The iconic, colorful buoy marking the southernmost spot in the continental U.S. is a must-see Key West landmark. With stunning ocean views by day and spectacular sunsets in the evening, it’s a truly special place to visit—and the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable photo.

3-The Hemingway Home and Museum

Ernest Hemingway lived and wrote in this historic Key West home for over a decade, during which he produced nearly 70% of his lifetime works. Today, the Hemingway Home and Museum welcomes visitors daily with guided tours. Definitely a sight to see.

4- Smathers Beach

Bask in the Florida sunshine and work on your golden tan at Key West’s largest public beach. With crystal-clear waters, swaying palms, and endless blue skies, it’s the perfect spot for a relaxing seaside escape.