Excursion Where the sidewalk ends: a key west adventure tour at Key West

Join an expert local guide for an intimate tour that takes you beyond Duval Street to uncover the island’s hidden treasures. Visit iconic sites such as the Hemingway House, the Southernmost Point, and Sloppy Joes, but then venture further to discover fascinating stories behind the Key Lime Pie’s origin, the wild chickens roaming the streets, and the story of the Conch Republic. Learn about Jimmy Buffet’s recording studio, see where the famous poem “Where the Sidewalk Ends” references, and explore off-the-beaten-path stops that most visitors miss, offering a truly authentic experience of Key West’s culture and history.

Experience the Heart of Key West

Travel in a small, private coach with your knowledgeable guide as you explore both the popular attractions and lesser-known backroads. Enjoy a guided walking tour around the Historic Seaport and stop at a legendary local bar for a refreshing beverage. The tour provides a perfect blend of sightseeing, storytelling, and local flavor—highlighting the island’s vibrant history, quirky characters, and unique traditions. Conclude with a taste of the best Key Lime Pie on the island, a delicious must-try that completes your authentic Key West experience.

Important Notes & Accessibility

This tour is not recommended for guests in wheelchairs or with limited mobility, as venues do not have ramps or elevators. Full participation requires good physical condition, as the tour may involve walking on inclines, steps, uneven surfaces, and extended standing. Guests must be of legal drinking age (21+) to participate in tastings and carry valid ID. Due to operational reasons, tour sequence may vary, and some venues may be shared with other groups. For safety and well-being, individuals with food allergies should avoid tastings. Enjoy a personalized, engaging journey through Key West’s vibrant culture and history with a friendly guide.

Note

Please note: This tour involves a guided moderate walking tour. The walking involves inclines, steps, uneven surfaces, and extended standing. Access to venues involves stairs; no elevators or ramps are available for wheelchairs. The terrain is generally flat, but the walk may total up to 0.5 mile//1 km, with occasional stops for photos and commentary. The route and stops may vary depending on weather and traffic conditions. Please wear light clothing and comfortable walking shoes.