This Miami to Key West tour takes you down all the Keys on the scenic Overseas Highway to explore tropical Key West on a hop on, hop off Key West trolley tour.
Highlights
Start with a free pickup from your hotel in Miami Beach or Downtown Miami
Enjoy one of America’s most scenic road trips on the Overseas Highway
Cross the legendary Seven Mile Bridge into the tropical Lower Keys
Learn about the Florida Keys from a high-definition audio tour guide
Ride a hop on, hop off trolley car all around Key West
Description
Enjoy a great Miami to Key West day trip that combines a Miami to Key West tour aboard a luxury sightseeing coach with an afternoon of cruising around America’s Caribbean paradise on a Key West trolley tour. It’s an easy, relaxing way to explore the Florida Keys via the Overseas Highway and get to Key West without the worry of driving or the hassle of flying. Touring tropical Key West by trolley lets you hop off and on at 13 convenient stops to take in the sights and catch the unique island vibe with the freedom to set your own pace and itinerary.
Nothing compares with a road trip down the Florida Keys, and rolling along in air-conditioned comfort on a modern luxury touring coach is road tripping in style. Going by coach lets you focus on the sights passing by instead of worrying about traffic, and you can enjoy the amenities as well. Every coach features plush reclining seats, panoramic windows, a professionally-narrated audio tour of the Keys, and plenty of room to relax, read, or even nap so you arrive in Key West rested and ready for a busy afternoon.
The 4-hour ride down the Keys offers spectacular scenery from the amazing Overseas Highway. You will cross 43 bridges over open water and traverse 31 narrow islands with crystal blue waters on the left and right for most of the way. Get ready for a thrill as the coach seems to fly above the sea along the world famous Seven Mile Bridge. Take in expansive views of the Florida Straits and the Gulf of Mexico from the incredible 6.79-mile span that has been the setting for action scenes in many television shows and movies including Bad Boys, 2 Fast 2 Furious, and True Lies.
The coach arrives in Key West around noon, then you can catch the trolley at a nearby stop and head out to enjoy the many tourist attractions and exciting street scenes of historic Old Town. The trolley cars look quaint but deliver a smooth, safe ride. The seats are comfortable, and wide-open sides let in the island breeze and give a great view. Live tour narration makes the ride interesting, and the trolleys run on a handy 30-minute schedule.
Visit the Southernmost Point, Ernest Hemingway’s House, The Mel Fisher Museum, or Mallory Square. They are all within easy reach from trolley stops scattered across the island at popular spots like Clinton Square, Duval Street, the Civil War Memorial, Higgs Beach, Key West Bight, and the Florida Keys Eco-Discovery Center.
A Key West trolley tour is an excellent way to get around town with comfort and ease while learning the history of the island and catching all the top attractions. Spend about 6 hours in Key West and have fun on Duval Street knowing that you can look forward to a relaxing ride back and a drop off at the door of your hotel in Miami.
For a quick side trip from Miami down to Key West, with sightseeing along the entire length of the Florida Keys, you can’t go wrong with a coach trip. Free pick-up and drop-off at most hotels in Downtown Miami, Miami Beach, and Sunny Isles Beach makes this the best transportation value around. Take advantage of fast, secure online booking offered by Tours of Key West and reserve your Miami to Key West Day Trip with Trolley Tour now.
Schedule
Reservations are REQUIRED for all bookings
Book Your Package On-Line and Receive Your Confirmation
Departure point: Detailed check-in instructions - including address, Google map, and parking information - will be included in your final confirmation email.
Duration: 6 Hours in Key West
Check-in time: Must be there by 7:15 am to check-in, boarding time will be at 7:40 am.
What's Included
Round trip transportation from Miami
6 hours in Key West
A narrated tour of the Florida Keys
An exciting 90+ minute fully narrated tour of Key West covering over 100 points of interest.
What To Bring
Confirmation Voucher (printed or mobile)
Any required or suggested items listed on your confirmation email.
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Hotel Pickup
Hotel pick-up is offered for this tour. Note: if you are booking within 24 hours of the tour/activity departure time, we cannot guarantee hotel pick-up. Once your purchase is complete, we will send you complete contact information (phone number, email address, etc.) for our local operator to organize pick-up arrangements.
Additional Info
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Spaces are extremely limited this time of year so book early to ensure the date you want.
Voucher Confirmation Info
This tour accepts both printed and electronic vouchers (e-vouchers). You can either print the voucher and present a paper copy on the day of travel. Or, if you travel with a mobile device, simply show your Photo ID and present your voucher on your Smartphone or tablet on the day of travel.
Local Operator Information
Complete operator information, including local telephone number, will be included on your Confirmation Voucher.
Cancellation Policy
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
For a full refund, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the experience’s start time.
If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
Any changes made less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time will not be accepted.
Cut-off times are based on the experience’s local time.
This tour requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
Frequently Asked QuestionsFAQ
The answers provided below are based on answers previously given to travelers by the Tours of Key West customer support team.
What is there to see in Key West?
You’ll have approximately 6 hours to explore Key West. Famous for its history, this tropical island is home to famous landmarks such as the Southernmost Point in the United States, Mel Fisher’s Treasure Hunting Museum, Ernest Hemingway’s House with the 6-toed cats, Fort Zachary Taylor, and a spooky above ground cemetery just to name a few. There’s also fun water activities, like snorkeling, a glass bottom boat ride, jet ski tours, and parasailing.
Are there beaches in Key West?
There are several beaches in Key West, with the most popular being located at Fort Zachary Taylor State Park. Key West is a great watersports destination, so bring a bathing suit and sunscreen, if you plan to get wet.
Can I bring luggage on the bus?
Yes, you may bring one piece of luggage and one carry on bag, per person.
Do we stop on the way to Key West?
It depends. If passengers wish to take a break, we will stop at the McDonalds in Tavernier at approximately 9:00 AM. There is also a convince store and a grocery store in the same vicinity.
How do people dress in Key West?
Key West is super casual. A sundress for ladies and khaki shorts for the gets is as dressed up as anyone usually gets.
How long does it take to drive to Key West?
The road trip takes about 4 hours. Driving the Overseas Highway is a one-of-a-kind experience. You will see some of the most spectacular scenery in the State. You will literally be driving right over the ocean and across a thin chain of islands and bridges, including the famous 7-Mile Bridge. These bridges connect 34 islands that make up the Florida Keys.
How much free time do we have in Key West?
You’ll have approximately 6 hours to explore Key West at your leisure.
What are some good items to bring on the drive to Key West?
Here are some good things to bring to keep you comfortable on the trip: a smartphone, tablet computer, MP3 player, books, magazines, camera, snacks, sleeping shades, and a travel pillow.
What happens if only my activity in Key West is cancelled?
On occasion, the activities in Key West will be canceled for bad weather. In those cases, you will be given a refund for the canceled part of your trip. Those refunds are as follows:
If Glass Bottom Boat Cruise is canceled due to weather you will be issued a $29 refund.
If Snorkeling Trip is canceled due to weather you will be issued a $29 refund.
If Parasailing is canceled due to weather you will be issued a $39 refund.
If Trolley is canceled due to weather you will be issued a $25 refund.
Will you pick me up from my hotel?
Yes. Free pick-up is available from all hotels in South Beach, Miami Beach, and Downtown Miami.
Will you take me back to my hotel after the tour?
Yes, after the tour, we will return you back to the hotel that we picked you up from. Tours of Key West offers complimentary drop-off service to all hotels in Miami Beach and Downtown Miami.
What is the weather cancellation policy?
If the Miami to Key West Day Trip with Trolley Tour must be canceled due to bad weather, and you cannot go on another day or time, you will be issued a refund by Tours of Key West.
Where can I park my car?
If required, parking instructions for the Miami to Key West Day Trip with Trolley Tour will be included in your confirmation email.
Where is the meeting point for this activity?
Detailed check-in instructions – including meeting point address, Google map, and parking information – for Miami to Key West Day Trip with Trolley Tour will be included in your confirmation email from Tours of Key West. Please be sure to double and triple check your email address is correct at checkout so this important email makes its way to you!
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