Garden Party Parrot Jungle, Key West, Florida
Meet macaws and play with parrots at Nancy Forrester’s Secret Garden, a haven for rescued exotic birds.
Conch Caboose Aerial View of Street, Key West, Florida
Hop on the world-famous Conch Train to get a lesson in Key West history and hear local legends while touring Old Town and some of the island’s most iconic landmarks.
In the hours leading up to dusk, head to Mallory Square and watch as it comes to life with acrobats, dancers, performers, and live music. The grand finale is a sunset you must see to believe.
You can catch all kinds of exotic fish in Key West’s tropical waters, so it’s no surprise that much of the local cuisine centers on fresh seafood. Be sure to try some conch fritters and the iconic key lime pie, of course. When it comes to bars, you’ll find no shortage along lively Duval Street.
In Mallory Square, you’ll find lots of local vendors selling seashells, souvenirs, cigars, rum, and of course, key lime pie. If you’re looking for art galleries and clothing boutiques, head to Duval Street.
Where do Royal Caribbean ships dock in Key West?
Ships typically dock near Mallory Square or the Truman Annex, both within easy walking distance of Old Town and Duval Street.
Can I explore Key West independently on a port day?
Yes, Key West is a small, walkable island, making it easy to explore its shops, bars, and attractions without a tour.
What is the best time to cruise to Key West?
Key West enjoys a mild, tropical climate year-round, though peak cruise season runs from December through April.
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