Get up early and go to White St. Pier for sunrise. It will be worth it to see the most spectular sunrise in the world!

Go to Waterfront Market and get one of their great sandwiches for lunch, go out back on the docks and have lunch sitting on one of the stools at the pier, watching the boats.

Rent a bike and ride a bike around town. Enjoy the local architecture, GET OFF DUVAL ST.

5 Brothers Coffee Shop.. A real slice of old Key West, the best con leches (Cuban coffee) on the island. You'll be amazed this place is only blocks away from the hustle and bustle of Duval Street.

Spend the afternoon at Ft. Zackery Taylor State Park. Bring a lunch and drinks and hang out at the end of the island, where the Gulf of Mexico and the Atantic Ocean meet. There are picnic tables, grills, a short nature trail. Enjoy the island breeze and the beautiful view.

Spend a day at the Dry Tortugas National Park and Fort Jefferson
70 miles west of Key West are seven islands called the Dry Tortugas. These islands, along with surrounding coral reefs and waters, make up the Dry Tortugas National Park. Snorkeling, kayaking, camping along with the great history make this a must to your trip.. Accesible by seaplane and boat. I have taken the Key West Seaplane twice and the ride alone was worth the trip but my mother has taken the Yankee Freedom Ferry Service and she loved that!

Watch sunset from the top of the Crown Plaza La Concha Hotel, 430 Duval St. You can see the whole island from one of the tallest buildings in Key West.