If you enjoy nightlife, fishing, diving or snorkeling, history and occasionally relaxing, Key West is the place for you. Old Town is a great place to amble about, stepping in and out of art galleries and cafes, or viewing the many landmarks and artists’ haunts. Take a tour of Earnest Hemingway’s home, the Audobon House or visit the Heritage House Museum.

Explore the history of pirates and treasure-hunters at the Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Society Museum. For the water lovers, Key West is protected from the seas by the only barrier reef in North America. The reef provides divers and snorkelers with breathtaking sights of corals and a profusion of brilliantly colored tropical fish.

Later enjoy the ample nightlife or take a night cruise from one of many ports. If you're not afraid to show your wild side, check out Fantasy Fest in October -- the cities most popular festival. For more information visit www.fla-keys.com.

Getting There: BOOK YOUR FLIGHT NOW!
Key West International Airport (EYK): (305) 296-5439
Florida Keys Marathon Airport (MTH): (305) 289-6060
Miami International Airport (MIA): (305) 871-3300
Amtrak Train Stations: (800) 872-7245
Greyhound Bus Stations: (800) 229-9424
Driving Directions: Get accurate directions to Florida.

Getting Around: RESERVE A CAR NOW!
The streets in Old Town Key West are narrow and congested so driving around town is not recommended. Instead park your car for the day and take the Old Town Trolley -- (305) 292-8906 -- historical tour and see Key West at your own pace. Many tourists like to explore the island by moped rentals, but be sure to wear a helmet. Most of the sites and shops are within walking distance so if you plan to hike the area wear comfortable shoes. For more information on transportation services visit www.key-west.com.