Where do I pick up the Golf Cart?

Carts are picked up at Hurricane Hole Marina, 5130 Overseas Highway Key West.

How many people fit in the cart?

The cart seats four passengers; it’s ideal for families or small groups doing short island loops.

Can I drive the cart off Key West?

No—rentals are restricted to Key West and Stock Island only.

Is there an age requirement to rent?

Yes, you must be 21 years old to rent the Golf Cart.

Are helmets or special licenses required?

No helmets or special licenses are required beyond a standard driver’s license and meeting the age minimum.

What if the cart runs low on fuel?

Check fuel levels at pick-up and return; the Marina staff can advise on nearby fuel options and procedures.

Key West Golf Cart Rental: 4-Seat Gas Cart at Hurricane Hole Marina

On the southern edge of the Florida Keys, the four-seat gas-powered Golf Cart offers an immediate, low-key way to claim the island’s slow, sunlit rhythm. Based at Hurricane Hole Marina, 5130 Overseas Highway, Key West, this rental gives you short-term, legal access to Key West and Stock Island roads for island hopping, errands, and sunsets. Put the cart in gear and you’re driving through a landscape of powder-white sidewalks, coral rock walls and iron-wrought gates framing bougainvillea and tamarind trees. The Gulf and Atlantic sit on opposite shoulders of the island, offering water glimpses at nearly every turn—sailboats at moorings, mangrove fringes, and the occasional pelican lifting from a pier. Golf Cart rentals are a practical, playful way to move between Duval Street’s cafés, the historic seaport at Mallory Square, and quieter neighborhoods where pastel Conch houses and palm-lined lanes reflect Key West’s maritime past. The vehicle is a 2026 model 4-seat gas-powered cart; renters pick up and return at Hurricane Hole Marina, 5130 Overseas Highway Key West. Notes and restrictions are straightforward: renters must be 21 years old, and carts may be driven only on Key West and Stock Island. That local restriction keeps visitors on island streets while preserving pedestrian areas and marina spaces—respect the rule and you’ll find the cart is ideal for short errands, group sightseeing, or a casual evening cruise to watch the sunset. Key features of the experience are mobility and access: a compact, motorized vehicle that lets four people share a route with luggage, groceries, or beach gear. The setting includes coastal limestone, shallow mangrove bays, open harbors, and the low, wind-sculpted canopy of native sea grape and buttonwood trees. Wildlife sightings are common: shorebirds, brown pelicans, and iguanas sunning on low walls. Historically, Key West grew as a shipping and salvage hub in the 19th century, and many streets still reflect that practical waterfront character. Practical tips: plan a short route—parking in high-traffic zones like Duval can be tight—bring a refillable water bottle and reef-safe sunscreen, and lock the cart when you step away. The Marina also offers boat rentals, paddleboards, jet skis, and a waterfront restaurant, making the Golf Cart a smart complement to a day on the water. For visitors who want to move at island pace without renting a car, the Golf Cart is an efficient, sociable, and distinctly Key West way to get around. Try a short loop from the Marina down to Fort Zachary Taylor State Park for beach access, then circle back via White Street Pier for sunset views; loops take under an hour. Check fuel levels before you leave and be mindful of narrow lanes and local parking rules to avoid fines.