Each Florida Keys has its own reason to visit, but if you could only spend time in one, we recommend Key West. As the southernmost island, Key West comes at the end of most Florida Keys tours, and there’s a ton to do just on that one island. Whether you’re looking for a fancy resort, […]
If there’s one thing you shouldn’t miss in the Florida Keys, it’s the beaches. As any Florida Keys tour will tell you, the Keys beaches are legendary as tropical paradises, and any visitor to the islands should take at least a few hours to relax and sip a drink on the sandy shores. Here’s a […]
You can drive from one end of the Keys to the other in about two hours, but any good Florida Keys tour will take you a little longer than that. After all, why drive through the Keys if you’re not going to stop at all the interesting destinations along the way? If you’d like to […]
Thinking of checking out the Florida Keys but not sure where to start? We recommend checking out Anne's Beach in Islamorada or Sandspur Beach and Loggerhead Beach in the Bahia Honda State Park.
No, not really. Seven Mile Bridge is a stretch of highway over the water, so while the view of the ocean is one of the most spectacular vistas on any Florida Keys tour, there isn't really anywhere to stop your car and look around.
From one end of the Seven Mile Bridge to the other, it is about a ten-minute drive. However, you should feel free to take your time since, as any Florida Keys tour will tell you, the Seven Mile Bridge has some of the most beautiful views of the ocean anywhere in the Keys.
Of the 800 Florida Keys, there are only about 10 or 11 big enough to take note of, and they're all reachable by car if you take the Overseas Highway. The route starts at Key Largo, the biggest of the Keys. At the end of the line is Key West, one of the most eclectic little cities in the US.
The Florida Keys are so gorgeous that it's hard to pick, but for our money, the most beautiful part has to be the beaches. There's a reason that Florida Keys tours always talk about the shoreline, and we promise you won't be disappointed by the stunning vistas and soft sands of the Keys.
While there are plenty of Keys residents who get by with just a bike and a boat, a tourist to the islands is going to need a car, especially if they're taking our Florida Keys self-guided driving tour.
Are the Florida Keys worth visiting? Absolutely, yes! There are a thousand and one reasons to take some Florida Keys tours or just wander around and explore the Keys for yourself.
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