See the Sunset at Mallory Square
Join the nightly Sunset Celebration with waterfront views, performers, artists and plenty of Key West energy.
Join the nightly Sunset Celebration with waterfront views, performers, artists and plenty of Key West energy.
Snap the classic Key West photo at one of the island’s most recognizable landmarks.
Tour the Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum and meet its famous six-toed cats.
Snorkel, sail, paddle or take a sunset cruise around the waters surrounding Key West.
Find a stretch of sand, get out on a paddleboard or simply slow things down beside the Atlantic.
Walk through the heart of Old Town for restaurants, shops, bars, architecture and live music.
There is more to Key West than beaches and bars.
Visit the Southernmost Point, tour the Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum, climb the Key West Lighthouse or step inside the Harry S. Truman Little White House.
Each one gives you a different glimpse into the island’s history, characters and culture.
Some of the top things to do in Key West happen offshore.
Snorkel the reef, take a catamaran cruise, rent a kayak or head out for a day of sailing. For something bigger, make the trip to Dry Tortugas National Park for Fort Jefferson, clear water and snorkeling.
Looking for more ideas? Our Things to Do in Key West guide covers more activities and adventures around the island.
Rent a bike or Vespa from Havana Cabana and wind your way through Key West’s colorful streets at your own pace.
Skip the parking hunt. Havana Cabana’s complimentary shuttle takes guests to the Historic Seaport, putting Old Town within easy reach.
Keep things competitive with giant Jenga, ping pong, rubber axe throwing and more under Havana Cabana’s covered Tiki activity space.
Key West is easy to enjoy as a family when you mix sightseeing with plenty of time outdoors.
Spend a few hours at the beach, head out for snorkeling or paddleboarding, explore one of the island’s historic attractions or cool off around the pool.
Back at Havana Cabana, games including giant Jenga and ping pong give everyone something to do between island adventures.
Key West does laid-back romance particularly well.
Take a sunset sail, wander Old Town together, stop for a waterfront dinner or spend the afternoon beside the pool with nowhere else to be.
For a slower day, reserve a private cabana at Havana Cabana before heading out for cocktails, dinner or live music later in the evening.
If your Key West trip is more cocktails, music and late nights, there is plenty to build a day around.
Start with a Friday or Saturday DJ pool party at Havana Cabana, head downtown for dinner and drinks, then make your way toward Duval Street for live music and nightlife.
Or keep things slower with a sunset cruise, waterfront drinks and a cabana day.
Sunset is practically an event in Key West.
Join the crowds at Mallory Square, find a quiet waterfront spot or sail into the Gulf on a sunset catamaran cruise.
Different view. Same Key West ritual.
Explore the island by bike, catch the shuttle downtown, spend a few hours by the pool and come back for drinks, games or Cuban-inspired dining.
Havana Cabana gives you a place to experience more of Key West while leaving plenty of room to slow down.
Adults can enjoy sunset cruises, live music, waterfront drinks, Duval Street nightlife, DJ pool parties and relaxed pool or cabana days.
Families can enjoy beaches, snorkeling, sightseeing, museums, watersports and outdoor attractions around the island.
Couples can take a sunset cruise, explore Old Town, enjoy waterfront dining, spend time by the pool or head out for live music and cocktails.
Try a sunset cruise, snorkel the reef, explore the island by bike, visit local landmarks, spend a day at the beach or relax beside the pool.
Popular things to do in Key West include visiting Mallory Square, exploring Duval Street and Old Town, seeing the Southernmost Point, spending time at the beach, snorkeling and getting out on the water.