How far can the cart go on a single charge?

Each cart runs about 40–50 miles per charge; recharging is simple with any standard 110V outlet and the included 50-foot extension cord.

Where do I pick up the cart?

Meeting point is listed as “We Deliver to You”; the operator will deliver the cart to your lodging—confirm delivery time when booking.

Do I need a driver’s license?

Driver requirements vary—confirm age and license rules with the operator at booking to ensure compliance.

Is parking easy in Key West?

Some public lots and narrow streets restrict certain vehicles; plan parking ahead and look for guest or public parking areas where carts are allowed.

Are the carts street-legal?

These low-speed electric carts are intended for island roads and private access—confirm local road rules and any restrictions with the operator before driving.

What if the cart runs out of charge?

Because carts recharge on 110V outlets and operators include an extension cord, plan nightly charging; contact the operator for roadside assistance if needed.

Cruise Key West: Lower Keys 4-Seater Electric Golf Cart Rentals for Easy Island Exploration

Lower Keys — 4 Seater Golf Cart Rentals puts slow, open-air travel at the center of a Key West visit. Located in the Lower Keys and delivering carts to where you’re staying, this rental lets small groups move through island streets, waterfronts, and beach access points with a relaxed, game-plan pace. Each four-seat electric cart runs 40–50 miles per charge and recharges on any standard 110-volt outlet; a 50-foot extension cord is provided so you can top up after a day of exploring. Built-in Bluetooth speakers keep playlists humming while you cruise from Duval Street to hidden shorelines.

The compact reach and low speed of these EV carts make them less intrusive than a car and more flexible than bike rentals, perfect for beach hopping, grocery runs, or sunset trips to Mallory Square. Because the carts plug into household outlets, multi-day rentals (1–7 days) let you plan overnight stops without hunting for charging stations. Classic Lower Keys sights—colorful Conch-style cottages, coral rock outcrops, and mangrove edges—become easier to visit when you can pull over and linger.

Geologically, the Lower Keys ride across a platform of ancient limestone and exposed coral, with narrow keys linked by causeways; this drives the experience—the wind, the salt air, the close-to-water views. Expect to see shorebirds and the occasional iguana sunning on walls, and watch for tidal channels where herons hunt. The carts’ quiet electric power feels fitting in this marine setting, reducing local noise and emissions compared with small gasoline vehicles.

Practical elements matter: deliveries are arranged to your lodging so check the “We Deliver to You” meeting point when booking. Plan routes around narrow streets and one-way blocks in Key West’s historic neighborhoods; some public parking lots restrict vehicles, so verify local parking rules. Rentals are especially well-suited to couples, families, and small groups who want mobility without the hassle of driving and parking a car.

This outfit is a stand-out because it matches the island’s cadence—slow, playful, and social—while offering modern EV convenience. The included speaker and long charge range encourage discovery: stop for conch fritters, race a bike to a beach, or park for a sunset shot. For visitors who want to make Key West feel like a small, navigable backyard rather than a traffic scramble, a 4-seater electric cart is often the best way to roam.

Reserve early for high season and festival weekends—rentals fill quickly. Book through the referral link, confirm delivery time and any driver requirements with the operator, and pack reef‑safe sunscreen, a wide-brim hat, and a small dry bag for phones. Treat the cart as shared gear: lock it, stow valuables, and be courteous on narrow lanes. This approach keeps your island days easy and flexible.