Getting Ashore
Most cruise ships dock at Pier B in the Port of Key West, located in the heart of Old Town, or at Navy Pier, just outside of town.
Fast Fact
Key West is the southernmost point in the continental United States. An anchored concrete buoy marks the spot.
Port Shopping
Guaranteed stores sell island gifts and souvenirs, marine artifacts, apparel, fine jewelry, and watches.
Mallory Square
The hub of Key West is home to shops, museums, live entertainment, and the iconic sunset celebration held nightly.
Southernmost Point
Possibly Key West’s most photographed landmark, the striped buoy is actually closer to Cuba than to the US mainland.
The Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory
A top attraction to stroll among hundreds of butterflies and peruse art and nature novelties.
Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum
See where the American author lived and worked during the 10 years he called Key West his home.
Key West: The Conch Republic
Cayo Hueso. Skull Island. Thompson’s Island. The End of the Road. Margaritaville. Fantasy Island. The Conch Republic. All of Key West’s many names evoke images of swaying palm trees, aqu...
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A Taste of Key West
Seafood is understandably the kingdom of Key West cuisine. Locally caught Florida spiny lobsters are available from August to March, stone crabs from ...
Key West Beaches & Shores
The beaches on Key West can be somewhat rocky. The only living coral barrier reef in North America protects the coast from the pounding waves of the o...
Old Town Key West
Just a block from Mallory Square is the redbrick terra-cotta Custom House, which houses the Key West Museum of Art & History. The landmark buildi...
Relax on the expansive sundeck of a Fury catamaran as it skims across the Atlantic’s surface on the way to an underwater adventure. At the snorkeling site, explore a thriving coral environment brimming with parrotfish, stingrays, moray eels, grouper, and more. Back on deck, grab an ice-cold beer for the brisk sail back.
Journey into the colorful history and characters of Key West aboard the Conch Train. See the Hemingway House and Audubon House. Learn about legendary treasure hunter Mel Fisher’s discovery of the lost Atocha. Travel back to the days of the Flagler railroad and the largest cigar manufacturer in the world.
Key West Port Shopping
In: Features •No CommentsCruise ships dock at Pier B in the Port of Key West, located in the heart of Old Town, or at Navy Pier, just outside town. Both piers are within a...
Where
Front Street, Mallory Square, and Duval Street
What
An eclectic mix of recommended stores laden with marine artifacts, souvenirs, fine jewelry, and brand-name watches.
Currency
US dollars.
Audubon House & Tropical Gardens
Cariloha
Conch Jewelers
Crown of Light Specialty Shop
Del Sol
Diamonds International
Hog’s Breath Saloon
Kermit’s Key West Lime Shoppe
Kermit’s Key West Lime Shoppe
Key West Aloe
Key West Aloe
The Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory
The Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory
Margaritaville
Ron Jon Surf Shop
Sandbar Sports Grill
Two Friends Patio Restaurant
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