YOUR KEY WEST PORT OF CALL
A FEW HOURS. A WHOLE LOT OF KEY WEST.
Your ship may only be in port for the day, but that’s plenty of time to get a proper taste of the Conch Republic. Step off the gangway and into vintage Key West, where Cuban coffee, colorful characters, island icons and a perfectly poured mojito are never far away. With La Concha in the heart of Duval Street, consider us your unofficial headquarters for making the most of your hours ashore.
WISH YOU HAD MORE TIME?
NEXT TIME, STAY AWHILE.
You’ve met Key West by day. Now come back for everything that happens after the gangway closes. At La Concha, vintage island nostalgia gets a modern remix with a front-row seat to Duval Street, Cuban-inspired dining, craft mojitos, a happening Pool Club and rooms made for lingering a little longer.
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FAQS
A day in port is plenty of time to experience a different side of Key West. Beyond famous landmarks, explore hidden gardens, historic neighborhoods, local museums, wildlife sanctuaries and independent attractions. Choose a few stops that fit your ship’s schedule and leave plenty of time to return before departure.
Step away from the traditional Key West checklist and explore the Key West Gardens at Fort West Martello, wander the historic cemetery with a self-guided map, visit a small local museum or simply explore the residential streets of Old Town. Key West's history, architecture and wonderfully unconventional personality extend well beyond Duval Street.
Yes. Key West is compact, and many Old Town attractions can be explored independently on foot. For destinations farther from the cruise docks, consider a taxi, rideshare or bicycle. Always check your ship's all-aboard time before setting out and allow extra time for your return.
Some of Key West's lesser-known attractions include the tropical gardens inside historic West Martello Tower, Nancy Forrester's Secret Garden, the Key West Historic Cemetery, the Alex Vega Key West Firehouse Museum and Key West First Legal Rum Distillery. Exploring Old Town's quieter side streets can uncover colorful cottages, galleries and gardens along the way.