
easy
1–2 hours
Suitable for those with moderate mobility and basic cardiovascular fitness; no steep inclines
Step beyond Key West’s tourist hubs on the Bahama Village Walking Tour, where streets hum with stories of Bahamian heritage and island life. This guided stroll offers both history and culture in a compact, accessible format ideal for travelers seeking a grounded, insightful experience.
Key West’s Bahama Village offers an immersive stroll through the Southernmost District where history and culture converge along sunlit streets. Beginning near the iconic Key West Lighthouse and the famed Ernest Hemingway Home, this walking tour lays out a clear path into the heart of a neighborhood shaped by generations of Bahamian immigrants. The air carries the salty tang of the Atlantic, mingling with the gentle hum of cicadas and distant ocean waves.

The tour covers paved but sometimes uneven sidewalks; sturdy footwear ensures a steady pace through the neighborhood.
Light clothing, sunscreen, and a hat help you stay comfortable under Key West’s tropical sun, especially midday.
Water is provided but consider bringing a refillable bottle to stay hydrated before and after the tour.
These times avoid heat spikes and offer better light for photos and cooler walking conditions.
Bahama Village emerged as a settlement for Bahamian immigrants in the late 1800s who shaped much of Key West’s cultural landscape.
Local efforts focus on preserving historic buildings and promoting sustainable tourism to maintain Bahama Village's character amid development pressures.
Essential for navigating paved yet sometimes uneven sidewalks in the village.
summer specific
Protects against strong tropical sun during the tour.
summer specific
Important for skin protection in the Florida Keys' strong UV exposure.
summer specific
Supports hydration beyond provided bottled water during and after the tour.
summer specific