Quirky, Colorful, Unmistakably Key West
Key West isn’t just a place—it’s a state of mind. Along lively Duval Street, you’ll find dive bars and drag shows just steps from chic boutiques and galleries. Snap a photo at the southernmost point in the continental U.S., wander through the lush grounds of Hemingway’s former home, and meet his legendary six-toed cats. When the sun dips low, head to Mallory Square for the nightly celebration, where jugglers, musicians, and a glowing horizon steal the show. Whether you’re chasing coral reefs, history, or just the perfect slice of Key lime pie, your Envoyage advisor will help you uncover the Key West experience that fits your vibe.
Key West in Focus
Currency: U.S. Dollar ($)
Tipping Customs: Tip anywhere between 10 – 15%, unless service charge is added
Language: English
Popular Drink: Rum
Must Eat: Key Lime Pie
Power Up: A or B (two or three-prong) 110 V
Weather: Mild weather year-round, though you may want to pack a light sweater or jacket if you’re visiting in the winter.
Best Time to Visit: Winter brings milder temperatures. Summers can be quite hot, though popular.
Key West Offers
Moments Worth Chasing
Stroll Duval Street
Experience the island’s character block by block, from open-air bars and vibrant murals to live music, Cuban cafés, and late-night revelry.
Celebrate the Sunset at Mallory Square
Each evening brings a spontaneous, crowd-pleasing festival of performers, local vendors, and unforgettable sunset views.
Visit the Hemingway Home & Museum
Tour the author’s Spanish Colonial-style residence and meet the polydactyl cats—descendants of Hemingway’s own.
Savor Key Lime Pie at Blue Heaven
Dig into a mile-high meringue-topped slice of Key West’s signature dessert in a garden setting complete with wandering chickens.
Hit the Beaches & Reefs
Swim and snorkel at Fort Zachary Taylor State Park or board a catamaran to explore the coral reefs just offshore.
