easy
16–18 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as travel is primarily by coach; moderate walking expected during Key West visit.
Cross 34 islands and 42 bridges on a luxury coach bus from Fort Lauderdale to Key West. Enjoy stunning ocean views, a guided history, and six hours in this iconic Florida Keys city.
Day trip • Ages 3+ • From Fort Lauderdale to Key West on a luxury coach bus with Wi-Fi!
Embark on a captivating day trip through the stunning Florida Keys, crossing 34 islands and 42 bridges. Experience the vibrant culture and history of Key West, the southernmost city in the continental U.S., while enjoying the comfort of a luxury coach bus. Discover breathtaking views and create unforgettable memories!
Day trip
The road is bordered by the emerald water of the Gulf of Mexico to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east. Key West lies at the end of the chain of islands known as the Florida Keys and is the southernmost city in the continental United States. Key West is known for its clear blue waters, sun-filled skies, and laid-back attitude. In addition to being a great vacation spot, the city has also served as an artistic refuge, a presidential retreat, a military post, and an important port. This tour includes a day trip to Key West in a well-maintained luxury coach bus with Wi-Fi!
Itinerary:
What our customers have to say: "We had an amazing time traveling to Key West! Our driver was nice and professional, we had enough time to do everything we wanted to. Excellent service and beautiful town” - Maggie
Plan to be ready by 5:45 AM as the day trip starts early to maximize time in Key West.
Key West’s tropical sun is strong — pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat for comfort during exploration.
Carry a water bottle especially for your time on foot to stay energized under the Florida sun.
Expect to walk several miles in Key West’s historic districts and waterfront areas; sturdy shoes are a must.
Key West has served as an artistic hub, a strategic military base, and was once a bustling port for wrecking ships in the 19th century.
Efforts focus on protecting fragile coral reefs and managing invasive species to preserve the Keys’ unique ecosystem.
Protects skin from intense Florida sun during outdoor exploration.
summer specific
Necessary for navigating Key West’s streets and historic sites on foot.
Helps maintain hydration during the day trip.
Useful for cooler mornings or breezy evenings on the bus.
fall specific