Things to do in

Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory

Leave Miami for the sandy beaches and relaxed vibe of Key West. Following hotel pickup, head to the unique hotspot where your adventure awaits. Parasailing should be on the top of your list of activities to do in Key West because of the sensational flight and the great views. First, float on a tropical breeze in a state-of-the-art parasail launch boat and glide above emerald waters. Then soar like a bird and look for dolphins below you. See brightly colored birds fly past, and marvel at the majesty of the Florida Keys landscape. Once you touch back down on land, take the opportunity to shop and check out local restaurants. After a full day, head back to Miami where you’ll be dropped back at your accommodation.

Getting to Key West from Miami on your own can be a daunting task, but this trip includes round-trip transfer so you can spend less time worrying and more time enjoying. When you arrive at Key West, you’ll have plenty of time to explore the area alone before taking the glass bottom boat out onto the water. Beloved by tourists and locals alike, the area is known for its idyllic Caribbean waters, good weather and stunning beaches. During your free time, explore all that Key West has to offer. There are plenty of interesting and entertaining things to do including visiting the Hemingway House or Mallroy Square. Located by the historic waterfront, it is a place where many gather for a never-planned, always unique daily celebration. Then move on to the highlight of the day, the boat ride. The special boat features a transparent glass bottom which allows you to see one of the world’s largest reefs, home to a multitude of tropical fish and marine life.

After getting transported from your accommodation to Key West, use your ticket to hop on the fully narrated Conch Train Tour Key West and see the city from a whole new perspective. During the tour, the train will make 1 loop through Old Town Key West, and stop at 3 main locations along the way. The 1st train stop is at Station Depot, where you'll have a break for refreshments and shopping. Bring your ice cream and homemade fudge back on board to continue your tour. The 2nd stop is at Truval Village, located at the corner of Duval Street and Truman Avenue. From Truval Village you’re just minutes away from fine art galleries, shops, and restaurants on upper Duval Street. Take the opportunity to see other famous sites like: • Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum • Key West Lighthouse • The Southernmost Point • Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory The 3rd stop takes you to Flagler Station, where you can visit the historic Seaport, the ferry terminal, and more shops and restaurants.