Getting to the Florida Keys

The Florida Keys are the southernmost tropical islands in Florida that you can actually drive, fly or take a short ferry ride to from mainland Florida. The Keys extend south and west of the Homestead area of Florida, close to Miami, FL. If you make the 130 mile or so drive to the end, you will find Key West. Along the way are many great experiences and picture perfect blue water and islands. Take your time and enjoy your journey through the Florida Keys.

Florida Keys Greyhound Shuttle

The GREYHOUND KEYS SHUTTLE - (800) 231-2222 has three daily scheduled departures from the Miami & the Miami Airport to all areas in the Keys.

Florida Keys Airport Shuttle

KEYS AIRPORT SHUTTLE 1-888-765-9997; Keys Airport Shuttle provides daily door to door shuttle service to and from Key West & the Florida Keys, Miami & Ft. Lauderdale airports.

Driving - One of the most scenic drives in the U.S.

Take the Florida Turnpike south to Exit 4 - Homestead/Key West. This is the Turnpike Extension that will connect you to Route US 1 in Florida City, which takes you through the Keys to Key West at the very end of US 1.

Speed limits throughout the Florida Keys are strictly enforced. Please be especially careful through the Big Pine Key area as this is a Key Deer Refuge. Speed limits are reduced in this area.

By Ferry?

Sea Key West Express - Ferry service to Key West from Ft. Myers and Marco Island. Full Galley and Bar including Frozen drinks, comfortable indoor and outdoor seating. Knowledgeable and friendly crew with years of experience. Complete Coast Guard Certification.

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