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Things to see
and do in
Key West
Last Updated
03/28/2008
Keys Beaches
Swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling are ideal at most beaches in Key West. Lifeguards are not present at beaches, so swimming is at your own risk. Fishing is allowed off the piers at most beaches. Check fishing license requirements.
FORT ZACHARY TAYLOR
An 87 acre state park with a pre-Civil War Fort. Wonderful sunset views. One of the best beaches in Key West. A little rocky but gorgeous. Public restrooms, food/drink available, chair rentals, shaded picnic tables and BBQ's. Small Admission charge.
SOUTH BEACH
A favorite of locals. Nice sandy beach with shallow waters and a concrete pier. No restrooms or facilities. Located at the end of Duval Street on the Atlantic Ocean.
DOG BEACH
A canine favorite though rocky and a bit slippery. The only beach dogs are allowed on. No restrooms or facilities.
HIGG'S BEACH
Wide sandy beach with long wooden pier. Restroom facilities, covered picnic tables, full service restaurant, playground, chair rentals, rafts and water sports rentals.
REST BEACH
Soft sand and natural vegetation. Home of the White Street Pier where you can enjoy some great fishing. Wheelchair accessible. Restrooms within walking distance. Picnic tables. White Street on Atlantic Ocean.
SMATHERS BEACH
Half mile stretch of sandy man-made beach. Restrooms, ample parking, concession stands, chair rentals, bike paths, picnic tables, volleyball nets, water sports rentals - jet skiing, parasailing, and wind surfing.
