Key West Bus Tour

Key West Bus Tour seekers, welcome to the official page for the top-rated round-trip experience from Miami to Key West. This is the only tour that transforms a simple ride into a true Florida Keys adventure by giving you something no other company offers—a real hop-off stop in Islamorada before reaching Key West.

During this exclusive 30–45 minute break, you’ll hop off the bus in Islamorada to explore the world-famous giant lobster known as Betsy, enjoy breakfast, shop for souvenirs at normal prices, and experience one of the most beautiful islands in the Keys. This isn’t a drive-by. This is the only Key West sightseeing tour that lets you step onto another island along the way.

After your Islamorada experience, you’ll continue to Key West for six full hours of free time to explore at your own pace. And yes—hotel pickup is available from Miami Beach, South Beach, and Downtown Miami for guests who want the easiest start to their day.

If you're ready for an exciting round-trip journey unlike anything else in Miami, you’re in the right place. Powered by Miami Boat Tours, this experience takes Key West travel to the next level.

Why Choose Our Key West Bus Tour

If you want more than a basic ride from Miami to Key West, you’re in the right place. Our experience is designed to break up the long drive, give you an extra island to enjoy, and offer a smoother, more exciting day trip than any other operator in Florida.

What Makes This Tour Different

• The only hop-off Miami to Key West bus tour that stops in Islamorada, giving you a rare chance to experience a second island before Key West.

• Explore Betsy the Lobster—the world-famous giant lobster—perfect for souvenir photos and a fun Keys landmark.

• Breakfast and souvenir shopping at Cracker Barrel, where prices are lower than Key West and the vibe is pure Florida Keys.

• A smoother 3.5-hour drive split into two relaxing segments, instead of one long haul straight to Key West.

• Travel the iconic Overseas Highway, crossing 42 bridges and 34 islands on one of the most scenic drives in America.

• Six full hours of free time in Key West, giving you more flexibility than standard day tours.

• Hotel pickup available from Miami Beach, South Beach, Downtown Miami, and Brickell (no Doral pickups).

• Daily departures 365 days a year at 7:00 AM from our main stop:
  Holiday Inn – 340 Biscayne Blvd, Miami FL 33132.



• Bilingual service (English & Spanish) for a comfortable experience for everyone.

Why Travelers Love It

This is the only Key West sightseeing experience that lets you step off the bus on another island before reaching Key West. It’s not just a drive—it’s a full Florida Keys adventure with more views, more stops, and more memories.

Key West Bus Tour Itinerary

How to Check In for Your Key West Bus Tour

Checking in is simple. All you need is the confirmation email you receive at the time of booking. We highly recommend arriving 30 minutes before departure so your morning starts smoothly.

If you’re driving, remember that parking in Downtown Miami is not free. Most travelers choose the Bayside Garage because it’s the closest parking option to the pickup location. Full-day parking can range from $50–$60, but there are cheaper lots in Downtown if you prefer to look around.

The bus is air-conditioned for comfort and safety. It can feel cold, so we recommend bringing a jacket, sweater, or blanket for the ride. You will hop off in Islamorada, but you’ll still be traveling 3.5 hours, so we want you comfortable the whole way.

Miami to Key West hotel pickup:

As soon as you book, call 786-714-1314 to arrange your pickup.
We only need 24 hours’ notice to coordinate.

If your hotel is not within our pickup zone, we will find a nearby location where you can meet us — walking, driving, or ride share.

Either way: we will pick you up.
This isn’t a sales pitch — it’s service, value, and experience, which is what makes us the top-rated Key West bus tour from Miami according to Google reviews.

Morning Departure From Miami

Your day starts at Holiday Inn – 340 Biscayne Blvd, Miami FL 33132, with departure at 7:00 AM. After hotel pickups from Miami Beach, South Beach, Downtown Miami, and Brickell (no Doral pickups), you’ll board the comfortable double-decker bus and begin your journey toward the Florida Keys.

Hop-Off Stop in Islamorada (Betsy the Lobster)

We are the only Miami to Key West bus tour that hops off in Islamorada before reaching Key West. This exclusive 30–45 minute stop includes:

• Photos with Betsy the Lobster, the world-famous giant sculpture
• Breakfast at Cracker Barrel
• Souvenir shopping at better prices than Key West
• Fresh island air and a chance to stretch

This stop turns the trip into a two-island experience, not just a long drive.

Scenic Drive on the Overseas Highway

After Islamorada, the breathtaking scenic route begins. You will travel the length of the legendary Overseas Highway, crossing:

• 42 bridges
• 34 islands

       including:

• Key Largo
• Tavernier
• Islamorada
• Duck Key
• Marathon
• Pigeon Key
• Big Pine Key
• Summerland Key
• Sugarloaf Key
• Stock Island
• And finally: Key West

You’ll also travel across the new Seven Mile Bridge, while viewing:

• The old Seven Mile Bridge
• The historic Flagler Railroad ruins from the early 1900s
• Pigeon Key, home to restored worker houses from 1908–1909

Key West confirmed they will no longer maintain sections of the old bridge — meaning this is a piece of history you may not see forever.
With large picture windows, the bus gives you the perfect view for photos of both the modern and historic landmarks.

Arrival in Key West + Six Hours Free Time

You arrive in Key West between 11:30 AM and 12:00 PM, giving you six full hours to explore the island. Popular highlights include:

• Southernmost Point
• Duval Street
• Mallory Square
• Beaches
• Museums & historic sites
• Local restaurants, bars, watersports, and attractions

This is your time — enjoy Key West however you want.

Return Trip to Miami

Departure from Key West is based on arrival time:

• If you arrive by 11:30 AM → depart at 5:30 PM
• If you arrive by 12:00 PM → depart at 6:00 PM

The return ride follows the same scenic route north. As the sun sets across the Keys, you’ll enjoy another round of beautiful views before returning to Holiday Inn – 340 Biscayne Blvd in Downtown Miami.

Miami to Key West Prices

Our round-trip Key West Bus Tour offers one of the best values in South Florida. When it comes to affordable Key West bus tours, travelers consistently choose us for transparent pricing and a full day of adventure in the Florida Keys.

• Adults: $45.99
• Kids (ages 4–12): $35.99
• Children 3 and under: Free

These round-trip Key West bus tours include transportation from Miami, a unique hop-off stop in Islamorada, and six hours of free time in Key West at no additional cost.

If you'd like to explore more experiences, you can browse all our options on the Miami tours page — the perfect place to discover everything else you can do while visiting Miami.

Our Bus Tour to Key West Cancellation Policy

Our cancellation policy is direct, transparent, and built around providing the best experience for every traveler. With a maximum capacity of 56 passengers per bus, every reservation counts — which is why we follow a clear set of rules.

Here’s exactly how it works:

You may cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before your departure time. Anything inside the 24-hour window is non-refundable.

• There are no cancellations on the day of the tour.
  If you miss your scheduled departure, the reservation cannot be refunded.

• You CAN reschedule your tour date for free, as long as you request it before your departure time.

• If you miss the tour, there is a small $5 rescheduling fee.
  This exists because once the bus leaves, empty seats cannot be replaced, and we operate with limited capacity.

• Why the $5 fee matters:
  Some restaurants charge $75–$100 for missed reservations.
  We don’t believe in that.
  But we also can’t afford empty seats.
  So $5 is simply a fairness rule that keeps prices low for everyone.

• Hotel pickup rules:
  If you arranged hotel pickup and are not present at your confirmed pickup time, this counts as missing the tour and the same $5 reschedule fee applies.

• We allow rescheduling because life happens — flights get delayed, alarms fail, and plans change.
  But if you don’t cancel 24 hours before departure or you miss the actual bus, the fee still applies.

To cancel or reschedule your reservation:

📞 Call us:  786-714-1314

📧 Email:  info@miamiboatours.com

We keep this policy straightforward on purpose:
We offer flexibility, but we also ask travelers to respect the schedule so everyone gets the best Key West experience possible.

Amenities Included on Your Bus Ride

• Clean Restrooms On Board
  Fresh, well-maintained bathrooms available for the full ride.

• USB Charging Ports
  USB chargers available at every row so you can keep phones and devices powered.

• Strong Air Conditioning
  The bus stays cold for safety and comfort. Bring a jacket, sweater, or small blanket.

• Comfortable Seating Layout
  Seating arranged in rows of two and rows of four toward the back for couples, groups, and families.

• VIP Front-Row Seating ($20 Upgrade)
• First two seats in the front of the bus
• Paid directly to the tour guide
• Just request VIP seats during booking and we notify the guide ahead of time

• Manual Wheelchair Access
• Manual wheelchairs are welcome
• Electric wheelchairs are not allowed due to lithium battery safety risks
• Guests must be able to take a few steps on and off the bus

• Small Scooters Allowed
  Non-electric scooters are welcome — perfect for exploring Key West’s small island layout.

• Key West is Easy to Explore
  The island is only 4 miles long and 1 mile wide, making it one of the easiest destinations in Florida to navigate.

• Popular Ways to Get Around Key West
• Bike rentals
• Scooter rentals
• Golf cart rentals
  Available throughout Mallory Square, Duval Street, and Old Town.



• Everything is Close Together
  Most attractions are within minutes of each other, making wheels the fastest (and most fun) way to explore.

What’s Not Included on Your Bus Tour to Key West

Just because we provide the top-rated Miami to Key West experience doesn’t mean everything is included — let’s be real, bro, it’s $45.99, not a buffet bus ride to Key West. 😂 If you want to compare different routes or explore another angle of the Miami to Key West trip, you can check our Miami to Key West page for more info. These are the things NOT included, so you know exactly what to expect:

• Attractions & Activities
  Museums, water sports, boat tours, and local attractions in Key West are not included. You choose what you want to do and pay only for what you enjoy.

• Food & Drinks
  Meals are not included. This is exactly why we stop in Islamorada — so you can grab breakfast, snacks, or coffee before continuing the trip.

• Blankets or Personal Comfort Items
  The bus stays cold for safety and comfort. Bring your own jacket, sweater, or blanket.

• Tips for Your Tour Guide
  Gratuities are not included. While tipping is not mandatory, you’ll be with your guide for 15+ hours, so tossing a few dollars is always appreciated.

• We Don’t Include “Bringing You Back” Unless You’re On the Bus
  What does that mean?
  You MUST be back at the bus 15 minutes before departure from Key West. If you’re not on board, the bus cannot wait — Key West traffic is tight and we run on a schedule.

• Tip of the Day: Get Your Tour Guide’s Phone Number
  This is the smartest thing you can do. It gives you total peace of mind while exploring Key West, and our guides ALWAYS answer.
  Peace of mind is included — everything else, you buy yourself.

Top Things to Do in Key West After Your Key West Bus Tour

Once you arrive in Key West and step off the bus with a full six hours of free time, this is where the fun begins. Whether you're traveling solo, as a couple, with kids, with grandparents, or rolling deep with the whole family, Key West gives you endless options. Here are the top things to do after your Key West Bus Tour, all easy, walkable, and perfect for making the most of your day in paradise:

⭐ Must-See Attractions

• Southernmost Point Buoy
  The legendary “90 Miles to Cuba” marker. Expect a line — but the photo is worth it.

• Mallory Square
  One of the best waterfront spots on the island. Shops, restaurants, artists, and nonstop vibes.

• Duval Street
  The main strip. Bars, restaurants, shops, action, everything. It’s the heart of Key West.

• Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum
  Six-toed cats, history, and the most famous house in the Keys.

• Key West Lighthouse
  Climb to the top for panoramic island views.

🌴 Relaxing Island Experiences

• Hit the Beach
  Smathers Beach, Higgs Beach, and Fort Zachary Taylor Beach are all amazing options.

• Walk Old Town Key West
  Colorful streets, historic homes, conch architecture, endless photo spots.

• Sunset Spots
  Mallory Square and Fort Zachary Taylor have epic, postcard-perfect sunsets.

🍽️ Best Food & Drinks to Try

• Conch fritters (they’re a must)
• Blackened snapper (the freshest in Florida)
• Key lime pie (the official dessert of the island)
• Seafood towers & fish tacos
• Lobster rolls & shrimp po'boys
• Rum cocktails & frozen drinks — you're on island time now

🛍️ Shopping & Local Finds

• Boutique shops throughout Duval Street
• Local art galleries
• Handmade souvenirs
• Key West apparel (everyone leaves with a shirt)
• Coffee shops, bakeries, fudge shops, and island-style dessert spots

🚤 Optional Adventures (If You Want Extra Fun)

• Jet skis
• Snorkeling tours
• Parasailing
• Glass-bottom boat rides
• Sunset cruises
• Hop-on hop-off island trolley
• Bike rentals & scooter rentals
• Kayak tours & paddleboarding

All optional — you choose what you want to do and pay for only what you actually enjoy.

📸 Photo Spots You Shouldn’t Miss

• Southernmost Point Buoy
• Mile Marker 0
• Sunset Pier
• Mallory Square dock
• Key West Lighthouse overlook
• Any random island rooster photobombing your picture
• The colorful “Greetings from Key West” mural

🕒 Make the Most of Your 6 Hours

Here’s a perfect sample plan anyone can follow:

• Grab a Cuban coffee or smoothie
• Walk Duval Street
• Hit the Southernmost Point
• Try conch fritters or fresh snapper
• Visit Mallory Square
• Dip in the ocean or hit a beach
• Shop around Old Town
• Grab a Key lime pie
• Snap photos and enjoy the island vibes

Follow that, and you’ll maximize the full experience without feeling rushed.

🎉 Final Tip

Key West is only 4 miles long by 1 mile wide, so everything is close together. You won’t spend your whole day walking — you’ll spend it exploring, relaxing, eating, drinking, laughing, taking photos, and living the island life the way it’s meant to be lived.

Enjoy your six hours. Enjoy the freedom. This is your Key West day done right.

Who Is the Key West Bus Tour Perfect For?

The Key West Bus Tour is perfect for literally anyone who wants a full day of adventure, excitement, great views, and unforgettable memories in the Florida Keys. Whether you’re traveling solo, with your partner, your kids, or your grandparents, this experience delivers something for everyone.

Perfect For Families

• Kids, toddlers, babies — it’s a super smooth ride
• Tons of easy activities once you arrive in Key West
• Family photos at Southernmost Point, Mallory Square, and beaches
• Islamorada hop-off stop = kids LOVE Betsy the Lobster

Perfect For Couples

• Romantic Key West sunsets
• Cocktail bars, seafood restaurants, beach walks
• Perfect for anniversary trips or vacation memories

Perfect For Solo Travelers

• If you’ve already spent a week in Miami and want something new
• Great for meeting people on the bus
• A perfect “adventure day” with six hours of free time to explore

Perfect For Grandparents

• Comfortable seating
• Air-conditioned bus
• Scenic views without walking long distances
• Easy to navigate Key West (the island is only 4 miles long and 1 mile wide)

Perfect For Groups & Extended Family

• Uncles, cousins, grandparents — there’s something for everyone
• Tons of bars, restaurants, beaches, photo spots, and attractions
• Safe, guided, smooth, and easy

Perfect For Food Lovers

• Key West = home of fresh mangrove snapper, some of the best seafood in the USA
• Amazing local restaurants with the freshest catches of the day
• Try conch fritters, fish tacos, blackened snapper, and key lime pie

Perfect For Bar Hoppers

• Duval Street = bar hopping paradise
• Famous bars like Sloppy Joe’s, Hog’s Breath, Green Parrot
• Walkable, safe, and full of energy

Perfect For Anyone Who Loves Fishing

We’re not a fishing tour — but if you rented a car instead of taking the bus, we HIGHLY recommend fishing on the Florida Keys bridges.

Pro tip:
Fish the pilings — that’s where the mangrove snappers are.
Kids LOVE it, and the Keys have some of the best bridge fisheries in the world.

Perfect For Anyone Who Wants a Full Day of Adventure

• A second island (Islamorada) before you even reach Key West
• Seven Mile Bridge views
• Old Flagler Railroad history
• Six hours of free time in Key West
• Picture windows for insane photos
• A real Florida Keys experience, not just a drive

Perfect For… Literally Anyone

If you want one full day packed with excitement, adventure, amazing views, fresh seafood, beaches, bars, great photos, island vibes, and memories that last forever — this tour is PERFECT for you.

Other Miami Tours You Can Enjoy

If you’re not heading to Key West — or if you just want to stack your Miami vacation with more fun — these are the top-rated tours we offer in the city. Everything is clear, everything is simple, and everything delivers a full Miami experience.

• Miami Sunset Cruise – 90 Minutes
  The perfect golden-hour cruise on Biscayne Bay with Miami’s skyline glowing, warm breeze, great music, and guaranteed photos.

• Miami Night Boat Tour – 90 Minutes
  Miami lights, celebrity mansions, and the magic of the bay at night. Perfect for couples, solo travelers, and literally everyone.

• Miami Skyline Land and Sea Combo Tour – 5.5 to 6 Hours
  Our most complete Miami experience. You get a full city tour PLUS a 90-minute skyline cruise. It’s the best value in Miami if you want land + water in one adventure.

• Miami Hop-On Hop-Off City Tour – 3.5 Hours (External Link)
  Want full flexibility? Want to explore Miami by bus with multiple stops? Visit HopOnHopOffMiami.com and check out the official 3.5-hour hop-on hop-off system.

If you want great views, great vibes, and great value, any of these Miami tours will deliver a full day of fun. Choose the one that fits your style and enjoy the ride. Contact us if you have any questions about other Miami Tours, also if you're asking, Do we offer group rates? yes we do.

Before You Go on Your Bus Tour to Key West – Tips No One Tells You (But We Do)

Most companies don’t tell you what you REALLY need to know before spending a full day in the Florida Keys. We do — because we want you to have the perfect day, not the nightmare version. Here are the best insider tips for your Key West adventure:

• It’s a long drive — be ready.
  The trip is about 3.5 hours one way. Yes, we hop off in Islamorada, but it’s still a long ride. Bring patience, bring comfort, and bring your good vibes.

• Bring snacks and water.
  You don’t HAVE to eat at Cracker Barrel during the Islamorada stop. Bring your own snacks, chips, cookies, energy bars — whatever keeps you happy. Just don’t bring a whole buffet on the bus.

• Key West = HOT.
  Key West is the southernmost point in the state of Florida.
  Summer temperatures regularly hit 95–100°F (35–38°C).
  If you're visiting June through September… prepare to sweat.

• Take your ID — Key West bars WILL card you.
  Whether you’re bar hopping, grabbing a beer, or trying a frozen drink, you will be asked for ID. Even older couples get carded. Don't leave it in your hotel.

• Never lose track of time — set a timer.
  Key West is fun. Too much fun.
  If you’re at a bar, taking photos, or wandering Duval Street, time disappears FAST.
  Set a timer on your phone.
  If you're not on the bus at departure time, you’re not coming back with us.
  We might wait 5–10 minutes and call you… but if you're tipsy three blocks away, that's on you.

• Stay hydrated (especially if you drink).
  Alcohol + Key West sun = disaster.
  Bring a bottle of water. Drink often. Your body will thank you.

• Comfortable shoes are mandatory.
  You’ll walk more than you think — especially to the Southernmost Point Buoy, which usually has a 45-minute line. Flip-flops are fine, but comfy shoes are better.

• Dress smart for the weather.
  Lightweight clothing, sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses — Key West is brutally sunny. Protect yourself so you enjoy the day instead of burning up.

• Don’t get drunk.
  Look, you can drink. You can bar hop. You can have a great time.
  Just don’t get wrecked. You don’t want to puke on the bus (yes, there’s a bathroom, but please don’t make it your enemy).

• Charge your phone fully.
  You’ll take tons of photos, videos, and selfies. Bring a portable charger if you can.

• Respect the schedule — that’s the secret to the perfect day.
  The perfect Key West day happens when you enjoy the island, eat, drink, explore — and make it back to the bus on time.
  The nightmare version happens when you look at your phone and realize it’s 7:30 PM and your bus is halfway back to Miami.



We’re giving you the real advice no one else gives because we want your experience to be smooth, fun, and unforgettable. Follow these tips, and you’ll have the perfect round-trip adventure.

The Key West Bus Tour Experience in a Nutshell

Here’s the reality — the Key West Bus Tour experience hits different with us. It’s smooth, organized, and packed with views, energy, and local vibes. This isn’t one of those stiff, generic Key West bus tours people complain about online. Nah. We built this tour so regular people, families, couples, grandparents, solo travelers — everyone — can afford to visit Key West without dropping $300 on an Uber.

Here’s the entire experience in one clean nutshell, Miami style:

• Easy, fast check-in
  All you need is your confirmation email. No printed tickets. Just show up 30 minutes before departure, check in, and get your boarding pass.

• Bring your ID
  Especially if you plan on ordering drinks in Key West — they WILL card you. No ID = no fun.

• Be real about the ride — it’s a full day
  The round-trip adventure is around 15 hours from start to finish.
  But we’re the only Key West hop-on hop-off bus tour in Miami that actually lets you hop off in Islamorada before reaching Key West.

• Bring snacks, bring water, bring a little cash
  Snacks and water make the ride easier. Cash is helpful at bars, souvenir shops, and for tipping your guide (they’re with you all day).

• Passenger count: 56
  Respect everyone on the bus.
  Fighting on a bus is the dumbest idea ever — you barely have space to walk, imagine trying to throw punches.

Everyone here wants the same thing:

→ enjoy Islamorada
→ enjoy Key West
→ enjoy their vacation


Don’t be the bad apple.

• This tour is designed for enjoyment
  We created these Miami-to-Key-West bus tours so people could actually afford to visit the Florida Keys. An Uber or Lyft to Key West is $250–$300 one-way.
  This?
  $45.99 round-trip.
  Same views. Same islands. Same fun. Way cheaper.

• Respect the schedule — it matters
  If you get drunk bar-hopping and forget the time, Key West will become your new zip code. Set a timer. Show up. Go home happy.

• The goal is simple: have the best day ever
  From Miami → Islamorada → Key West → back to Miami, we designed this tour to be fun, safe, affordable, and accessible for everyone who wants to explore the Florida Keys without breaking the bank.

In summary?
Enjoy the ride, enjoy each other, enjoy the islands, and enjoy the day — this is how you do Key West the right way.

Frequently Asked Questions – Key West Bus Tour

Do I need to print anything to check in?

Nope. All you need is the confirmation email you receive after booking. Show it on your phone and you're good to go.

How early should I arrive before departure?

Arrive 30 minutes before we leave. This gives you time to check in, get your boarding pass, and avoid last-minute stress.

How long is the full round-trip to Key West?

It’s about a 15-hour adventure from start to finish. That includes the ride down, the hop-off in Islamorada, six hours in Key West, and the journey back.

Can I bring food or drinks on the bus?

Yes — snacks and water are totally allowed. Bring whatever keeps you comfortable, just don’t bring a full buffet.

Is alcohol allowed on the bus?

No drinking on the bus, but you can enjoy drinks in Key West. Just remember: you must be 21+ and carry your ID because bars WILL card you.

How does the hop-on hop-off part work?

We are the only Miami-to-Key-West hop-on hop-off bus tour that actually lets you hop off in Islamorada for 30–45 minutes before reaching Key West. No other bus tour offers this.

What if I rented a car — should I still take the bus?

If you rented a car and want to fish, explore bridges, or jump around the islands at your own pace — do your thing. But if you want convenience, no parking stress, and a guaranteed round-trip for $45.99, the bus wins.

What happens if I miss the bus in Key West?

If you’re not on the bus by departure time, you are staying in Key West. We might give you 5–10 minutes and call you, but we can’t hold 55 other passengers because someone lost track of time.
Pro tip: set a timer.

Are bathrooms available on the Key West Bus?

Yes — clean restrooms are available for the whole day.

Does the bus have AC and chargers?

Yes — strong A/C (bus stays cold), comfortable seats, and USB chargers at every row. Bring a jacket or sweater.

Can I bring a wheelchair or scooter?

Manual wheelchairs are welcome. Electric wheelchairs with lithium batteries cannot be transported for safety reasons. You must be able to take a few steps onto the bus. Small non-electric scooters are fine.

Is Key West walkable?

Yes — super walkable. The island is only 4 miles long and 1 mile wide. But comfy shoes are a must, especially if you’re heading to the Southernmost Point.

How long is the line at the Southernmost Point Buoy?

Typically 45 minutes — sometimes longer on weekends. Bring water, sunscreen, and patience.

Can I bring luggage?

A small backpack or personal bag is fine. No large suitcases.

Is bar hopping safe in Key West?

Yes — Key West is one of the safest bar-hopping destinations in Florida. Just stay aware, bring your ID, drink water, and keep track of time.

Is it okay to get drunk?

You can drink — it’s Key West — but don’t get wrecked. Nobody wants to puke on a bus. Keep it classy.

Are kids allowed?

Absolutely. Kids, toddlers, and babies are welcome. Key West is family-friendly.

How much cash should I bring?

Bring a small amount for souvenirs, snacks, tips, and bars. ATMs are everywhere in Key West.

Does the tour run every day?

Yes — 365 days a year, including holidays.

If you would like more questions and answers, visit our Full FAQ PAGE here.

Conclusion

At the end of the day, our Key West Bus Tour is all about making your vacation easy, affordable, and unforgettable. From Miami to Islamorada to Key West and back, we designed this full-day experience so you can relax, explore, and enjoy the Florida Keys without the stress of driving or overspending. Show up on time, bring good vibes, and let us handle the rest. This is how you do Key West the right way.

And if you want more real advice and Miami tips just like this, check out our Miami travel blog before you go.