Key West is only 2 miles by 4 miles, so getting around is easy. No matter where you choose to stay, you will never be very far from bars, restaurants, shopping and activities. Most streets are small so take your time and enjoy all the lovely sites.



WALKING
It is easy to get around on foot especially in the historic district. Pick up a copy of Sharon Well's Walking Guide and enjoy a leisurely stroll while learning about the island.

BICYCLE
Bicycling is a popular way to get around Key West. Some residents do not even own a car. There are numerous bicycle rental companies throughout Key West. You can even have them delivered to your hotel.

SCOOTER
Travel the island and get a tan at the same time! 1 and 2 seater scooters are available for rent at numerous locations.

ELECTRIC CAR
These are street legal golf carts. You can rent 2, 4 or 6 seaters. There are even custom carts that look like 57 Chevy, Hummers, roadsters and more. 
Most companies offer free pick up and drop off at your hotel. Cruise Key West in open air comfort.

BY CAR
Parking is available in the historic district either on the street or in parking lots/garages. Street parking close to Duval Street is metered so you'll need change. You may find non-metered parking in other areas. Just be sure it doesnâ??t say "residential parking" on the space or you may be issued a parking ticket. Key West is a small island and the streets can be a bit crowded.

OLD TOWN TROLLEY OR CONCH TOUR TRAIN
Historic Tours of America offers narrated tours of Key West aboard the Old Town Trolley or Conch Tour Train. The Conch Train is a continous tour around the historic district of Key West. The Old Town Trolley is a tour but also makes designated stops, allowing you to disembark and do some sightseeing. You then re-board and continue the tour at your leisure. These tours are a great way to see the town and learn some Key West history. They also offer group transportation for weddings.

TAXIS 
Taxis are affordable and readily available throughout the island.