Key West Cemetery Tours and Tickets

Ride through the streets of Old Town Key West during a leisurely bicycle tour—a perfect introduction for first-time visitors. Learn about the island's history and see highlights such as Mallory Square, Mile Marker Zero, and White Street Pier. Pedal out to the Southernmost Point Buoy and enjoy panoramic ocean views. Plus, choose from morning or afternoon times to easily fit this tour into your schedule.

Swap crowded bus tours for a private and personalized tour of Key West on a comfortable, and unique, tiki bike. Your driver will pedal you around the streets of Old Town and the Historic District to top attractions and places that cannot be reached by bus. You'll also be treated to a slice of famous Kermit's Key lime pie.

Turn your phone or tablet into a local tour guide! Download this location-aware audio/media tour, then cruise! Nowhere on this tour will the speed limit exceed 35 mph. PLEASE NOTE ELECTRIC CAR, SCOOTER OR BIKE RENTAL IS NOT INCLUDED. Rent from one of the vendors recommended at the beginning of the tour, then sight-see from the comfort of your own car, scooter or bike. Learn about Key West's deep ties to the Bahamas and the city's pivotal role defeating the Confederacy. Discover why 250 Africans are buried by the beach, and the surprising tourist spot that was once the island's "blacks only" beach. Visit the island's first black church. Find the Keys' best conch salad, get a taste of Haitian and Cuban flavors and sample Key Lime pie. Historic photos plus links to restaurant menus and websites rest at your fingertips. Spend one hour or a whole day. Shortly after booking, you'll receive a confirmation email with login instructions and a coupon code.

Discover Key West in a fun new way on this 3-hour scavenger hunt. Jump into the middle of an exciting adventure from the Historic Seaport at Key West Bight to Duval Street, Mallory Square and other real-life locations around town. Discover both well-known and overlooked locations, solving clues and completing challenges via smartphone while learning the local history of this popular island city. Teams of 2- to 5-people are welcome.