Florida Keys News
What’s on tap in the Florida Keys & Key West this Summer
Summer is the perfect time to indulge in a taste of the Florida Keys. As temperatures rise, the spotlight turns to savouring bountiful fare fresh from the seas and imbibing refreshing, locally crafted beverages. With a range of culinary-themed events taking place, late summer is also a good time for savvy visitors to enjoy the destination like a local. Outside of the main tourist season, the best value can be found on accommodation at this time of year. Travellers can also look forward to great water visibility – perfect for diving or snorkelling in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.
New Additions to the Digital Pass That Helps Travellers Preserve the Marine Sanctuary of the Florida
Ahead of World Oceans Day on 8 June, fresh additions to the Florida Keys Eco-Experience Trail pass are helping visitors to connect with, and protect, the natural environment of the 125-mile-long island chain.
New Florida Keys Eco-Experience Trail Pass Connects Visitors to Natural World
Visitors to the Florida Keys can now discover the island chain’s unique eco-attractions and rich natural world by tapping into the free Florida Keys Eco-Experience Trail pass.
What’s on this season in the Florida Keys & Key West
With warm, sunny weather and plenty of tropical pre-holiday cheer, now’s a great time to visit the Florida Keys and Key West. From Key Largo to Key West, the 2023 holiday season features spirited events such as lighted boat parades, only-in-the Keys frivolity, sparkling waterfront celebrations and other island festivities.
What’s New in the Florida Keys & Key West Summer & Autumn 2023
As the Florida Keys & Key West celebrate their 200th anniversary year (marked on 3 July), here’s what’s new and noteworthy throughout the island chain:
Sun Outdoors Islamorada Opens in Sunny Florida Keys
New destination RV resort offers spacious RV sites, vacation home sales and resort-style amenities
Private island lists for $110 million in Florida Keys
Pumpkin Key, a private island in the Florida Keys - part of the exclusive Ocean Reef community and less than an hour from Miami – has been placed on the market for $110 million, announced Russell Post, chief executive of Russell Post Sotheby’s International Realty, Ocean Reef’s leading residential real estate firm. Pumpkin Key offers a unique mix of seclusion, splendour and convenience.
Laid-Back and Legendary: Visit Florida Keys & Key West
First-time visitors to the Florida Keys comment almost immediately on the island chain’s unique laid-back atmosphere that seems to be a world away from big cities and theme parks.