LOCATION
Key West Historic Seaport is located along the harborwalk waterfront at the ends of Front Street, Greene Street, Elizabeth Street, William Street & Grinnell Street.
Historic Seaport
201 Williams Street
Key West, FL 33040
HOURS
7 days per week 365 days per year
*Restaurant, Tour Schedules and Shop Hours May Vary
TROLLEY, CONCH TRAIN & SHUTTLE SERVICE
Key West Historic Seaport offers a variety of transportation options for arriving at the Seaport as well as getting around while you’re at the Seaport. From walking, biking, Conch Electric Cars, the Conch Tour Train and Old Town Trolley Tours there are plenty of ways to see the Historic Seaport. Shuttle service is also available from the Key West International Airport and visitors can easily use one of the above methods to and from the cruise ship terminal which is only blocks away from the Historic Seaport.
Shuttles, Conch Train and Trolley Tours run daily with stops located just steps from the harborwalk waterfront at the Historic Seaport.
DUVAL LOOP BUS
For an easy and inexpensive way ($1/ride or $4/day) to get around Key West, hop on the Duval Loop bus! The Duval Loop is a bus route runs from the Gulf to the Atlantic adjacent to Key West’s world-famous main street lined with shops, bars, restaurants and all more. Hop off to go explore the island and hop back on to get to a new adventure. The Duval Loop bus runs every 15 minutes from 10am-midnight and every 30 minutes from 6am-10am. Check out the Real-time bus tracker. *Please note, Duval Loop will be ending service at the end of 2025.
In Season: (Christmas through Easter) – 7 days a week
Off Season: (Easter through Christmas) – Thursday – Sunday
For more information, head to CarFreeKeyWest.com/Duval-Loop-Bus
PARKING
We encourage visitors to walk or bike while in Key West but rest assured the Key West Historic Seaport has ample parking for guests arriving by automobile.
100 Grinnell Street
Key West, FL 33040
231 Margaret Street
Key West, FL 33040
600 Thomas Street
Key West, FL 33040
412 Wall Street
Key West, FL 33040
301 Grinnell Street
Corner of Caroline & Grinnell Streets
Key West, FL 33040
Phone: 305-809-3861
Link: Monthly employee parking lot permits may be purchased online
0 Simonton Street
Key West, FL 33040
TRAVELING TO KEY WEST
BY AIR
Key West is part of the Florida Keys archipelago. It’s also Florida’s southernmost point, lying roughly 90 miles north of Cuba. Visitors can fly into Key West International Airport (EYW), Miami International Airport (MIA) or Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) and from there can reach the seaport via shuttle buses or rental cars.
Flying travelers can reach the gateway to Key West airport in about an hour from Fort Lauderdale or Miami.
Airport Information:
- EYW – Key West International Airport
- Visitors can fly to Key West International Airport via connections or direct flights from many cities. The airport offers a host of ground transportation options, including local shuttle buses and rental cars. Getting around Key West is fun and easy! Taxis and Key West Transit buses serve Key West International and are conveniently located curb side at the terminal.
- FLL – Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International
- MTH – Florida Keys Marathon International Airport
- Visitors can now fly into Florida Keys Marathon International Airport aboard on-demand small charter aircraft. Ground transportation is available in Marathon including airport shuttle buses, taxis and rental cars. General aviation enthusiasts and corporate jet operators will also find plenty of services.
- MIA – Miami International Airport
BY LAND
Drivers can reach Key West on one of the most breathtaking drives down US-1 Overseas Highway in about 3 ½ hours from the Miami/Ft. Lauderdale area.
Enjoy the beautiful scenery and relax on your way from Miami to Key West traveling on a motor coach with Wi-Fi, restrooms and other amenities. There are multiple pick-up locations from a variety of hotels in Miami and one-way and round-trip tickets available. Take advantage of great deals on dining and entertainment at the Key West Historic Seaport that are provided to you on the bus.
For a full list of pick-up locations and times, please visit:
- From Miami: miamitokeywestbus.com
- From Miami: www.xcursionsusa.com
- From Fort Lauderdale: www.keysshuttle.com
BY SEA
Visitors from Florida’s West Coast can hop aboard the Key West Express Ferry from Fort Myers Beach and Marco Island. Please note that the Marco Island ferry service runs seasonally and operates only during the winter months. You will enjoy cool air-conditioned interiors, couches, tables and reclining airline-style seating so you can ride comfortably.
VACATION KEY WEST
Vacation Key West was created to accommodate the needs of visitors to Key West. Starting in 1994, the company quickly grew from offering a handful of hotels to providing expert advice on lodging, attractions, entertainment and tours. “We once hired the tent for a wedding that Oprah used to celebrate Maya Angelou’s birthday on Sunset Key. It was a blast!” – Vanessa McCaffrey, President of Vacation Key West
Consult with a local expert in the visitor center now located in the Key West Ferry Terminal at 100 Grinnell Street at the Key West Historic Seaport.
“As experts we will give you priceless advice – at no charge to you.”
Visit VacationKW.com for more information or contact an experienced sales agent at 800-595-5397 or 305-295-9500.



