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Rooftops, palms and pastel buildings near Front and Duval Street in Key West

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Key West is the end of the road: mile marker 0 on US-1 and the southernmost city in the continental US. Old Town is the part most people picture, a grid of wooden conch houses with tin roofs and deep porches, Duval Street running down the middle, and Mallory Square on the harbor, where a crowd gathers every evening to watch the sun go down.

Old Town is flat and small enough that many guests park the car for the week and get around on foot or by bike. Stock Island, across the bridge to the east, is the working waterfront, with commercial fishing boats, marinas and a slower feel. Key West has some of the strictest short-term rental rules in the Keys, so confirm the minimum stay with the owner before you book.

Things to do near your rental

  • Sunset at Mallory Square on the harbor
  • Duval Street and the Old Town historic district
  • Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park beach
  • Ferry or seaplane to Dry Tortugas National Park

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    Key West rental questions

    How do I get to the Dry Tortugas from Key West?

    Dry Tortugas National Park is about 70 miles west of Key West and reachable only by boat or seaplane. Most visitors take the ferry or a seaplane from Key West for a day at Fort Jefferson. Trips fill up in season, so reserve them before you lock in your rental dates.