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Places
Places in Overseas Highway
Viewpoints, landmarks, trailheads, and useful stops.
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Florida Keys
A 113-mile island drive of coral reefs, bridges, and wildlife
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John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park
See Florida’s living coral reef by snorkel, dive, or glass-bottom
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The Turtle Hospital
Sea turtle rescue hospital with engaging, educational tours
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Bahia Honda State Park
Keys classic: white-sand beaches, easy snorkeling, and bridge-top views
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Cheeca Lodge & Spa
Upscale Keys resort with private beach, pier, and full‑on watersports
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Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum
Hemingway’s Key West home with six‑toed cats and lively short tours
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Everglades National Park
Classic wildlife detour off US‑1 into the real River of Grass
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Fort Zachary Taylor Beach
Clear water, off‑beach snorkeling where Atlantic meets Gulf
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Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park
Key West’s best beach meets a Civil War–era fort
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Mallory Square
Waterfront sunset party with performers and Gulf views
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Old Seven Mile Bridge
Car-free walk over turquoise water with marine life and history
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Robbie's of Islamorada
Tarpon feeding, tacos, and Keys vibes at a lively marina
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Seven Mile Bridge Overlook
Car‑free bridge walk with wide‑open water views and wildlife
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Biscayne National Park
Snorkel reefs, paddle mangroves, and island hop by boat
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Bluewater Key RV Resort
Tiki-hut RV sites with private docks near Key West
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John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park Visitor Center
Aquarium-and-film hub that orients you before hitting the reef
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The Green Parrot
Key West’s classic live-music saloon with popcorn and personality
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Castaway Waterfront Restaurant & Sushi Bar
Waterfront sushi spot with lionfish and manatee cameos
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Crane Point Museum & Nature Center
Hammock trails, bird rehab, and a quirky fish pedicure
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Curry Hammock State Park
Mangrove paddling and a mellow beach with epic fall raptor migration
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Dolphin Research Center
Hands-on dolphin center with talks, encounters, and a Keys sprayground
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Duval Street
Lively Gulf-to-Atlantic strip of bars, shops, and live music
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Florida Keys Brewing Company
Colorful beergarden stop with house-brewed flights and live music
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Florida Keys Eco-Discovery Center
Free, hands-on window into Keys coral reefs and mangroves
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Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
Protected waters with reefs, wrecks, and world‑class snorkeling
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Green Flash Lounge
Sunset cocktails on Pierre's breezy veranda at Morada Bay
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Green Turtle Inn
Iconic Keys stop for seafood, breakfast, and a storied past
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Harry S. Truman Little White House
Florida’s only presidential museum with guided tours and Truman lore
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History of Diving Museum
A compact museum charting diving’s evolution with jaw-dropping helmets
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Key West Lighthouse & Keeper's Quarters Museum
Climb 88 steps for panoramic views and maritime history
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Loggerhead Beach
Quiet ocean-side beach with easy amenities and reef-trip access
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Morada Bay Beach Café
Bayside sunset dining with toes-in-the-sand vibes and cocktails
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Mrs. Mac’s Kitchen
Beloved Keys diner for breakfast and famous Key lime pie
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Old Bahia Honda Bridge
Short walk to a dramatic broken bridge with big Keys views
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Pigeon Key
Historic railroad island with tours, snorkeling, and old bridge views
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Sombrero Beach
Family-friendly Keys beach with shade pavilions and turtle nests
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Spiegel Grove Wreck
Legendary deep wreck with big marine life and strong currents
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Theater of the Sea
Classic Keys marine park with dolphin swims and lush lagoons
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Truman Waterfront Park
Sunset-ready waterfront lawn with playground, splash pad, and weekly market
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US Coast Guard Cutter INGHAM Maritime Museum
Historic Coast Guard cutter you can explore stem to stern
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Big Pine Key Fishing Lodge
Waterfront Keys campground with marina, pool, and roaming Key deer
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Calusa Beach
Calm cove with bridge views and easy off‑the‑beach snorkeling
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Caribbean Club
Classic bayside dive bar for sunsets, live music, and cheap drinks
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Channel Two Fishing Bridge
Classic Keys bridge for easy fishing and sunrise/sunset views
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Christ of the Abyss
Snorkel or dive to a serene bronze statue on a coral reef
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East Martello Museum
Civil War fort with Key West art and Robert the Doll
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Florida Keys Steak & Lobster House
Surf‑and‑turf favorite with happy hour and cook‑your‑catch
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Founder's Park
Family hub with shallow bay beach, big pool, and tiki grills
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Geiger Key Marina RV Park
Waterfront RV park with tiki‑hut sites and easy paddling access
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Gilbert’s
Waterfront tiki bar for sunsets, live music, and boat-up bites
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Grassy Key RV Park & Resort
Small waterfront RV park with sunsets, dockage, and a chilled pool
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Harriette’s Restaurant
Beloved Keys diner famous for giant muffins and early-bird breakfasts
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Marker 88
Waterfront Keys dining with sunset views and sandy beach vibes
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No Name Pub
Iconic Keys pub with pizza and nearby Key deer
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The Lorelei
Bayside Keys sunset bar with live music and boat-friendly vibes
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Blond Giraffe Key Lime Factory
Key lime nirvana with a shady garden to savor slices
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National Key Deer Refuge Visitor Center
Small, helpful hub for spotting wild Key deer nearby
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REEF Environmental Education Center
Free, hands-on ocean science stop with a mellow native trail
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Southernmost Point Buoy
Iconic 90 miles to Cuba photo stop at land’s edge
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Blue Hole Observation Platform
Short walk to a freshwater quarry with gators and Key deer
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Butterfly Café
Romantic Keys dinner spot with patio and bay views
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Channel Two Bridge
Classic Keys fishing bridge with big views and bigger tides
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Chesapeake Beach Resort
Oceanfront Islamorada base with pools, balconies, and included watersports
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Flagler Station
Waterfront steakhouse for sunset dinners on the Overseas Highway
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Habanos Oceanfront
Casual Cuban plates with breezy oceanfront views
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Hawks Cay Resort
Keys resort with lagoon, dolphins, and a full-service marina
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Higgs Beach
Amenity-packed beach with calm water and powerful history
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Horseshoe Beach
Protected quarry lagoon for easy snorkeling and fish watching
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Indian Key Historic State Park
Kayak-to island of 1830s ruins, reefy shallows, and solitude
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Laura Quinn Wild Bird Sanctuary
Bayside boardwalk to rescued birds and a Florida Bay sunset
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Long Key Viaduct Fishing Bridge
Historic bridge-turned-pier for easy fishing and water views
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Rain Barrel Village
Quirky art village with Betsy the giant lobster photo op
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San Carlos Institute
Key West’s Cuban heart: free museum, theater, and rich history
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Smathers Beach
Key West’s big, lively beach with rentals, showers, and sunrise views
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Sunset Park
Small oceanside park with front-row sunset seats and a pier
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Mel Fisher Maritime Museum
Shipwreck treasure meets serious science in Old Town
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Windley Key Fossil Reef Geological State Park Visitor Center
Small museum for the Keys fossil reef and Flagler’s quarry
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El Mar RV Resort
Small waterfront RV park with big views and full hookups
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Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail
Flat Keys ride linking parks, bridges, and long water views
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Key West Shipwreck Museum
Hands-on shipwreck history with a harbor-view tower
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Key West Tropical Forest & Botanical Garden
Frost-free tropical garden with ponds, birds, and butterflies
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Historic Duval Street church with glowing stained glass and quiet respite
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Sunset Grille & Raw Bar
Waterfront tiki spot with poolside seats and 7 Mile Bridge sunsets
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Sunshine Key RV Resort & Marina
Oceanfront RV island with a marina and nonstop activities
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Windley Key Fossil Reef Geological State Park
Walk a fossil reef where Flagler quarried the Keys
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Captain Pip's Marina & Hideaway
Waterfront base with free kayaks and easy snorkel trips
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Drop Anchor Resort & Marina
Old-Keys lodge with ocean views, pool, and a handy boat ramp
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Long Key State Park
Quiet Keys stop for birding, paddling, and mellow oceanfront camping
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Rowell's Waterfront Park
Bayside swim stop for paddleboards, picnics, and big sunsets
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The African Cemetery of Key West
Solemn seaside memorial to 1860 African refugees at Higgs Beach
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Betsy the Lobster
Giant spiny lobster statue and classic photo op
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Channel Five - West
Easy bayside pull-off for big views and bridge fishing
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Cow Key Marina
Easy marina with manatees, rentals, fuel, and a chill cafe
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Fiesta Key RV Resort & Marina
Keys RV island with a marina, pool, and knockout sunsets
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Florida Keys Marathon International Airport Supercharger
24/7 fast charger right off US-1 at Marathon Airport
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Great White Heron National Wildlife Refuge
Boat-only Keys backcountry of mangroves, herons, and clear flats
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Greetings From Key West Mural
Classic postcard mural for an easy, colorful Key West photo
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Lignumvitae Key Botanical State Park
Boat-only island of rare hardwood hammock and a historic Keys home
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Oldest House Museum & Garden
1829 Conch house with a shady garden on buzzing Duval
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Toms Harbor Cut Fishing Bridge
24-hour bridge for Keys fishing with big-tide action
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Coco Plum Beach
Quiet, dog-friendly beach with shallow water and good shelling
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Florida Keys Visitor Center
First Keys stop for free maps, restrooms, and tour bookings
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Reynolds Street Pier
Low-key sunset pier with easy swim-and-snorkel access
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Shell World
Beloved Keys mega-gift shop stuffed with shells and coastal decor
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Breezy Palms Resort
Laid-back oceanfront stay with pool, beach, dock, and kitchens
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Caribbean Club Ramp
24-hour public ramp on Blackwater Sound with bayside sunsets
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Children's Rotary Park
A Keys road‑trip recess: big, creative playground plus a dog park
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Coconut Cay RV Resort & Marina
Gulf‑side RV park with sunset beach, pool, and a handy marina
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Dagny Johnson Key Largo Hammock Botanical State Park
Tropical hammock walk with rare plants, birds, and quiet loops
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Garrison Bight Key West City Marina
Clean, well-run city marina and charter hub with protected slips
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Labor Day Hurricane of 1935 Memorial
Somber Keys memorial to the 1935 hurricane’s victims
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Toms Harbor Channel Fishing Bridge
Compact Keys fishing bridge with big current and snapper potential
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Bow Channel Bridge
Old Keys span turned fishing bridge with wide backcountry views
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Card Sound Bridge
Scenic toll bridge and quiet backdoor route into the Keys
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Harry Harris Park
Shallow, protected Keys beach with a boat ramp and picnic pavilions
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Veterans Memorial Park
Shallow Keys beach with Seven Mile Bridge views and shaded picnic tables
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Calusa Campground RV Resort and Marina
Bayside RV resort with a sunset pool and lively marina vibe
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Sunset Bay Park on Grassy Key
Tiny bayside nook with knockout Gulf sunsets
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Gulf View Park
Small neighborhood ramp to the Lower Keys backcountry flats
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Boca Chica Channel Bridge
Wind‑swept span with views and dependable tarpon action
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Cow Key Channel Bridge
Short bridge with a quirky zero‑K run and trail sidewalk
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Harbor Drive Boat Ramp
Simple neighborhood ramp for quick launch-and-go
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Bahia Honda State Park Sand and Sea Nature Center
Small nature center with outdoor exhibits on Keys sea life
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Circle K - 24996 Overseas Hwy, Summerland Key
24/7 gas, diesel, and surprisingly good fried chicken
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Tesla Supercharger - Courtyard by Marriott Marathon, 2146 Overseas Hwy
Slow but handy hotel chargers; the real Supercharger is nearby
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Crocodile Lake National Wildlife Refuge
Tiny butterfly garden at a refuge that’s otherwise off-limits
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Crocodile Lake National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center
Tiny butterfly garden and kiosk at a mostly closed refuge
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