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  • Havana Cabana's 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-door Sedan parked outside Southernmost Point

    Getting here

Vintage Chevrolet cars parked at Havana Cabana Key West

By Car 

Key West sits at the very end of the Overseas Highway (US-1), so no matter where you’re coming from on the mainland, the final approach is the same: one road, strung across more than 40 bridges connecting the Florida Keys. 

From Miami
~3.5 hrs • ~160 miles
The most common approach. Take US-1 South out of Miami and follow the Overseas Highway the entire way down the Keys. It’s a single, scenic road — no turns to worry about, just budget extra time for two-lane stretches and bridge traffic. Havana Cabana is on N. Roosevelt Blvd. as you enter town. 

From Fort Lauderdale
~4 hrs • ~200 miles
Take I-95 or the Turnpike south to Miami, then continue on US-1 South down the Keys the same way. 

From Naples / Fort Myers
No direct drive — see By Boat below for a faster, car-free alternative. 

From Orlando
~6.5–7 hrs • ~370 miles
Take the Florida Turnpike south to Miami, then US-1 South down the Keys. Given the distance, flying into Key West or Miami is usually the better option (see By Air below). 

Havana Cabana pool surrounded by palm trees and pink loungers

By Air 

Key West has its own small airport right in town, making it the easiest way in for most air travelers — no long Overseas Highway drive required. 

EYW — Key West International
~1–2 miles • about 5–7 minutes by car
The closest airport by far, and often the best choice even with fewer nonstop routes. Havana Cabana offers airport pickup and drop-off as part of the daily resort fee — just call ahead to schedule. 

MIA — Miami International
~160 miles • ~3.5–4 hrs by car
The major hub with the widest range of flights. Rent a car and drive the Overseas Highway south, or connect via a smaller flight to EYW. 

FLL — Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International
~185 miles • ~4–4.5 hrs by car
A good alternative to Miami, often with competitive fares, similar drive time down. 

Things To Do In Key West

By Boat 

For a different kind of arrival, the Key West Express runs passenger ferry service from the Gulf Coast — a scenic, car-free way to reach the island. 

  • Key West Express from Fort Myers Beach or Marco Island — about a 4-hour sea crossing 
  • Arriving by private boat? Havana Cabana’s partner, Happy Landings Marina, is just a mile from the resort 
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