• The Overseas Highway - Start your journey from Miami and enjoy a picturesque drive that includes the breathtaking Seven Mile Bridge, a remarkable feat of engineering that stretches over the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean.

Take in the stunning views along the Overseas Highway to Key West by letting someone else take the wheel, allowing you to fully appreciate the scenery.

Prepare for a sunny day trip off the coast of Key West. Travel across 42 islands from Miami to Key West, then spend your free time exploring the island city in various ways. Visit Ernest Hemingway’s former home or the Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Museum. Opt for a snorkeling tour with an open bar. Relax, feel the warm sea breeze, and enjoy your day. Miami hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

• Everglades National Park - Drive through The Everglades on the way to The Keys.

• Duval Street - One of the most popular spots in Key West, Duval Street is the main thoroughfare of downtown, running from the Gulf of Mexico to the Atlantic Ocean. Though just over a mile long, it’s the vibrant heart of the city, featuring a variety of restaurants, shops, world-famous pubs, and attractions.

• Rain Barrel Village - The Rain Barrel’s open-air complex is a tropical garden oasis filled with specialty shops, galleries, and boutiques offering local art, handmade crafts, custom jewelry, fashionable resort wear, and unique souvenirs.

• The Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum - The Ernest Hemingway House, where the American writer lived in the 1930s, is located on Key West island at 907 Whitehead Street, across from the Key West Lighthouse. This property, closely associated with Hemingway, is the most popular tourist attraction in Key West and is known for its large population of polydactyl Hemingway cats.

• Smathers Beach - Bask in the sun and get a golden tan at Key West’s largest public beach. With its clear waters, palm-lined shores, and blue skies, it’s perfect for a relaxing beach day. For those interested in activities, there are beach volleyball nets, jet ski, and paddleboard rentals. Couples can enjoy a romantic catamaran cruise, while families with young children can have fun in the shallow waters.

You can visit Smathers Beach year-round, but it gets particularly busy between March and April during spring break.

• Southernmost Point - The Southernmost Point Buoy in Key West, Florida, marks the southernmost point in the continental United States. Standing 18 feet above sea level, this large painted buoy was established as a tourist attraction in 1983 at the corner of South Street and Whitehead Street.

• Key West Museum of Art & History at the Custom House - Overlooking Mallory’s historic seaport, the Key West Museum of Art & History at the Custom House is as impressive today as it was when it opened in 1891. Restored to its former glory, it stands as a national landmark, an award-winning museum, and the headquarters of the Key West Art & Historical Society. Explore two floors of exhibits that showcase two centuries of history, art, people, and events.

• Miami - Return guests to their hotel.

• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities
• Lunch
• Museum Fee ( Approximate $15)