The hop-on hop-off trolley tour of Key West is a fantastic way to explore this historic island. Sit back and relax while your expert tour guide turns back the pages of history to the days of Indians, pirates, wreckers and the Civil War. You’ll get a full picture of Key West on this Old Town trolley tour.

Join your gravedigger guide aboard the Trolley of the Doomed for a journey through Key West's darker side! Take an evening trolley ride down the narrow, dark streets of Old Town and hear stories from your guide about the island’s haunted history. This ghost and gravestone tour of Key West offers you an in-depth look into the strange and gloomy past of the Southernmost City.

Experience the best of Key West on the famous Conch Tour Train! One of Florida’s most popular attractions, the Conch Tour Train has been entertaining visitors to the ‘Island City’ for decades. Learn about the history of the train, a tribute to Henry Flagler's engineering miracle when he brought the railroad to Key West in 1912, and explore this charming tropical paradise on a leisurely train ride around the island!

Discover the intriguing world of the ocean with a visit to the Key West Aquarium. Explore the different sections of the aquarium and gain a thorough understanding of our planet’s alluring oceans. The aquarium features a wide variety of sea life, including eels, parrotfish, groupers, sharks, alligators and much more.

When you arrive in port in Key West, take an independent, hop-on hop-off trolley tour shore excursion for the best way to explore the island. While you’re off your cruise ship, simply sit back and relax while your expert tour guide turns back the pages of history to the days of Indians, pirates, wreckers and the Civil War. You’ll get a full picture of Key West during your limited time ashore.

When you arrive in port in Key West, take a Conch Tour Train shore excursion on your own; you’ll see the best of Key West on the tour that's been entertaining visitors to the Island City since 1958. You’ll hear legends and lore of this charming tropical paradise like stories about Henry Flagler's railroad, which arrived in Key West September 22, 1912, and forever changed the Island City.