Travelers pass through the Dive Capital of the World, known for its coral reefs, mangroves, and the famous African Queen boat.

Located in Key Largo, this is the first undersea park in the U.S., known for clear waters and vibrant marine life.

A small community between Key Largo and Islamorada with classic Florida Keys charm.

Known for: Sportfishing capital of the world Robbie’s Marina, home of the famous tarpon feeding Rain Barrel Village (giant lobster “Betsy”) 30 minutes breakfast stop at Rain Barrel Village with great photo opportunities

Scenic bridges and beautiful coastal views.

One of the most famous bridges in the world. Travelers see both: The modern Seven Mile Bridge The historic Old Seven Mile Bridge

Known for its award-winning beaches and legendary views of the old Flagler Railroad bridge.

Enjoy six full hours to explore Key West at your own pace. Visit iconic landmarks such as the Southernmost Point Buoy, Mallory Square, Duval Street, the Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum, Key West Lighthouse, and Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park. Discover presidential history at the Harry S. Truman Little White House, treasure stories at the Mel Fisher Maritime Museum, tropical beauty at the Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory, and the charm of the Historic Seaport. Don’t forget to stop by US 1 Mile Marker Zero, the official beginning (or end) of the legendary Overseas Highway.