Natural beauty and balmy sea breezes entice all your senses at the Historic Seaport at the Key West Bight. Just two blocks from Duval Street, it is here that locals and visitors to the area come to enjoy fresh seafood, eclectic shopping and an array of exhilarating watersports. Stop in at BO’s Fish Wagon for food and live music, indulge in a scoop at the Key West Ice Cream Factory and bring home crafts, clothing, art or gifts from any of the unique shops along the way.

Experience a journey like no other aboard the Yankee Freedom II. Take your comfortable seat and enjoy the relaxing ride to the Dry Tortugas National Park Fort Jefferson, just 70 miles west of Key West. The Yankee Freedom II is recognized for its speed and luxurious accommodations and for transporting thousands of visitors to the beautiful collection of islands called the Dry Tortugas. An open-air deck provides the ideal place to spot a playful dolphin or sea turtle while gazing upon the picturesque seascape along the way. Or, if you prefer, an air-conditioned cabin offers comfortable seating, refreshments and lovely views. Discover what makes this adventure so special as your captain and on-board naturalist share their knowledge about the area and all it has to offer. Take a day trip or spend a few—but be sure to embark on this unforgettable excursion from Key West.

Come celebrate the triumph of Henry Flagler and his determination to connect Key West with the rest of the U.S. by train at the Flagler Station Over-Sea Railway Historeum. The station was completed on January 22, 1912 after seven years of hard labor, torrential weather and mosquito infestations.

Flagler Station