Key West Shipwreck Treasure Museum Tours and Tickets

Explore the best that Key West has to offer on this narrated tour aboard a miniature train. See Key West’s top attractions and learn about the Conch Republic’s history and residents, including Ernest Hemingway and Harry Truman. Get to know Old Town Key West, from the Front Street Depot to Mallory Square, and learn the stories behind the sights from the live on-board commentary.

Discover some of Key West’s deepest, darkest secrets on a ghost-themed trolley tour. The Trolley of the Doomed explores the darker side of what is said to be one of the most haunted cities in the US. Travel down the narrow, dark streets of the Old Town at night. The wooden houses still bear the secrets of their former inhabitants. This tour is narrated by an actor playing a gravedigger.

Explore the streets of Key West on this guided small-group walking tour. As you wander through Old Town, discover the history and culture of the island, which includes tales of shipwrecks, cigar manufacturing, and treasure hunting. Stop at popular attractions such as the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum, the Southernmost Point, and Audubon House & Tropical Gardens.

Key West’s Old Town is a wonderfully walkable area that’s best enjoyed at a slow and steady pace. Take advantage of free time under the sun while learning about the history of the island during this self-guided audio tour of Old Town. A tour guide narrates this journey up and down the streets, having you stop at attractions like the Little White House and the Lighthouse. You’ll end your walk at Mile 0: the Southernmost Point of the Continental US.

Embark on a self-guided audio adventure through Key West's storied Old Town, where the sun-soaked streets echo with the daring tales of pirates, treasure hunters, and fearless 'wreckers'. Led by the eccentric Captain William Shade, the ghost of an 1800s pirate, you'll navigate from Mallory Square to the Key West Shipwreck Museum. Duck into El Meson de Pepe's for rum-fueled revelry (drinks are not included in the price of the tour), explore Capt Tony's Saloon's ghostly history, visit the Oldest House Museum, and dive into Mel Fisher's Maritime Museum for tales of daring underwater heists. Encounter the wild past at Audubon House, and stand before the Custom House where customs agents once tamed the Key West tides. This is no ordinary stroll; it's a spirited awakening of history, where every step reveals the legends that shaped this island city. Best times for the tour are either early mornings or just before sunset, where the temperature can be a bit more pleasant.

Key West is famous as mainland America's Caribbean resort town. Here, time slows down as the island vibes take over. But there is more to this island than umbrella drinks and warm breezes. Key West has an incredible history, from its origins as a maritime village that profited heavily from salvaging wrecked ships and crews along the Great Florida Reef a few miles offshore, to the creation of the micro-state known as the Conch Republic. While in Key West, you will want to visit many of the sites that make the island distinct such as the Key West Lighthouse, the Hemingway House, the Little White House, and Southernmost Point. On this tour, you will visit all of these and more, stopping for refreshments along the way at many of the island's signature restaurants and bars. You will hear stories of some of the island's more famous residents along with some lesser-known tales that have given Key West its unique place in American culture and history.

We offer small group tours, vastly different than a large group bus tour. The number of people is capped at four! That's not a lot of people! We prefer quality over quantity! Throughout the tour, you will be accompanied by a driver and an English or French-speaking guide. Key West is a unique city of 30,000 inhabitants like no other in the U.S.! A small town with a Caribbean vibe, still it remains true American city. Key West walks to the beat of its own drummer: relaxed, joyful and festive. Despite the city's well-known beaches, its bars and restaurants, and its colorful colonial style homes, we're still in the United States…but with a touch of the Caribbean! Key West is the southernmost island in the United States, just 140 kilometers from Cuba; exotic as it is, this small island has many surprises to offer visitors.