Key West Grand Key

Tour Key West Florida
The last and most exciting of the Florida Keys. Today’s visitors stroll along the Historic Harbor Walk overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. Follow US-1, the famous Overseas Highway through the fabulous Florida Keys, to its end in America’s southernmost city.

Key West Doubletree Grand Key Resort
3990 South Roosevelt Boulevard, Key West, FL 33040 US

Key West's newest luxury resort, is located on the quiet side of the island - just minutes from Historic Old Town Key West. Our casually elegant atmosphere sets the tone for a resplendent vacation holiday at the finest resort in the Florida Keys.

Appointed in casually elegant cottage decor, our 216 guest rooms have been designed to accommodate families, couples and active seniors. From connecting double queen rooms to comfortable luxurious suites, we can assist you in determining the best room configuration to ensure you enjoy the most relaxing time.

Our comprehensive, state-of-the-art facilities including distinctive amenities are ideal for: Conferences, Corporate Retreats, Board Meetings, Incentive Groups, Receptions, Weddings, Celebrations, & Spouse Programs. Whether your interests are diving, fishing, snorkeling, sailing, biking or hiking, we've got a special package for you.

Tour Dry Tortugas National Park
A clustor of seven tiny, uninhabited coral reef islands located about 70 miles west of Key West, in the Gulf of Mexico. These islands are the crowded home to thousands of nesting and migrating sea birds.

Tour Key West Aquarium - Mallory Square
The aquarium is exhibits marine life native to the Florida Key waters and dates back to the early 1930's. The Aquarium features a wide variety of fish including grouper, moray eels, barracuda, tropical fish, tarpon, sharks, parrotfish and much, much more. During your tour, you will even be able to pet a live shark! Also see turtles and exotic birds.

Tour Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
The 2,800 square nautical mile Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary (FKNMS) surrounds the entire archipelago of the Florida Keys and includes the productive waters of Florida Bay, the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. Cultural resources are also contained within the sanctuary. The proximity of coral reefs to centuries old shipping routes has resulted in a high concentration of shipwrecks and an abundance of artifacts. The Sanctuary includes three major habitats - coral reef, mangroves and seagrasses.