Do I need a driver’s license to rent the cart?

Yes — most operators require a valid driver’s license for the primary renter; bring ID for all additional drivers.

Can I take the cart across bridges like Seven Mile Bridge?

Operators often restrict carts from main bridges or require specific routes—confirm permitted roads before departure.

Are child seats provided?

Some rentals offer child seats on request; ask when booking to reserve appropriate restraints.

How long can I rent the cart for?

Typical options are half‑day and full‑day; some providers offer multi‑day rates—check availability online.

Is insurance included?

Insurance policies vary; verify coverages, deposit requirements, and liability terms at booking.

Can I bring fishing gear and coolers?

Yes, a six‑seater has space for rods and coolers, but secure gear to prevent damage or loss.

Cruise Marathon Key: 6-Seater Golf Cart Rental for Middle Keys Exploration

On Marathon Key and through the Middle Keys, the simplest vehicle becomes the best way to feel the place: a six‑seater golf cart lets you unspool the islands at a relaxed pace. This rental, Marathon Key and Middle Keys 6 Seater Golf Cart Rental, operates across Marathon and neighboring islands in the Middle Keys, Florida — a chain of low, sun‑bleached islands threaded by the Overseas Highway and edged by a living coral reef.

Slide into wide seats, lower the top, and the day becomes a series of short drives between limestone shorelines, mangrove fringes and glassy bays. Key features along typical loops include the old Seven Mile Bridge silhouette, Sombrero Beach’s pale sand, the local Turtle Hospital, and shallow flats where bonefish and tarpon cruise nearshore. The area’s foundation is exposed Key Largo limestone and carbonate sand, while offshore the Florida Reef — the only living barrier reef in the continental United States — shapes water color and marine life.

The rental gives you mobility to stitch together short stops: pick up fresh conch fritters at a roadside shack, park for a half hour of snorkeling off one of the shallow patch reefs, and detour to a forgotten boardwalk through black mangroves. In islands barely above sea level, the cart makes quick work of tight parking and narrow lanes that would be awkward in a car, and a six‑seater option means family groups, photographers, or anglers can ride together without rearranging gear.

Culturally the Middle Keys carry a maritime past — the Overseas Railroad and Henry Flagler’s ambition left bridges and railroad pilings that still shape travel and fishing grounds. Local volunteer projects, like turtle rescue and reef restoration, are visible reminders that this landscape requires stewardship as much as enjoyment.

Why book this rental? It’s about tempo: slow enough to notice a heron stalking the shallows, nimble enough to explore scattered attractions on a single afternoon. For travelers who want island access without a full car, the cart is economical and uniquely suited to the Keys’ scale.

Practical details: drivers should carry a valid license, check local parking rules for carts, and plan battery range for half‑day or full‑day hires. Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, reef shoes for rocky shorelines, and a cooler for drinks. Whether you aim to chase sunsets across the bridge or thread a route between snorkeling stops, this six‑seater rental transforms the Middle Keys into a personal coastal road trip.

Reserve online to confirm availability, ask about child seats and extra batteries, and consider combining the rental with a morning fishing charter or sunset paddle for a full-day Keys itinerary that keeps wheels, water, and wildlife within reach and reduces time spent luggage juggling between destinations.