Top Key West Audio Guides

You may have heard the island of Key West called many different things – America’s Caribbean Island, Margaritaville or The Conch Republic. But you know what we locals call it? Paradise!! And I bet by the end of our tour you will agree with me. Go at your own pace. This is a smartphone guided tour that uses GPS to direct you step by step on a hands free adventure.

Go sightseeing in the Florida Keys at your own pace with a private self-guided audio tour. Choose a northbound or southbound itinerary and learn about local landmarks, history, and more during the drive. Set out on a road trip through the Florida Keys and learn about highlights such as Seven Mile Bridge and John Pennekamp State Park along the way. Tour offline using GPS, with no cell service needed.

Explore Key West at your own pace with an audio-guided walk through the island's history, culture, and coastal scenery. Hear how Ernest Hemingway shaped—and was shaped by—the island, uncover tales of pirates and shipwrecks, and experience the character of its historic streets and tropical surroundings. With lifetime access to this audio tour, explore on your own schedule and enjoy revisiting the experience on future trips.

Explore an island paradise 70 miles west of Key West. Visit Fort Jefferson, a massive 19th-century coastal fort, and walk its brick walls while hearing stories about soldiers, prisoners, and shipwrecks. The tour even works on the ferry to this remote national park. Snorkel in clear blue water filled with coral, tropical fish, and sea turtles. Relax on sandy beaches and look for seabirds that nest only here. Stroll through the fort’s archways, climb to the top for ocean views, and learn how the fort defended the Gulf of Mexico. You choose what to do first—swim, explore the fort, or enjoy the beach. The tour works without internet, gives GPS directions for walking the site, and offers local tips you can keep forever. Download the tour, take the ferry or seaplane, and explore this unique national park at your own pace—where history, nature, and crystal-clear waters meet. *Download the Shaka Guide app to access the purchased tours*

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.

Download GuideAlong’s self-guided audio tour bundle to make the most of your Eastern USA road trips. As you drive, hear stories play automatically as you explore scenic drives, national parks, lakeshores, and historic parks. This is the ultimate collection of 14 iconic destinations, including Acadia, Blue Ridge Parkway, Catskills, Florida Keys, Great Smoky Mountains, Lake Superior, Outer Banks, Shenandoah, and Vermont’s Route 100. A memorable adventure awaits on America's iconic roads. Enjoy the freedom to explore offline at your own pace, spending more time at places that interest you and bypassing any that don’t. Stories, tips, and directions play automatically based on your location Travel at your own pace Tour offline using GPS. No cell service or WiFi is needed Suggested itineraries for half, full, or multi-day use Buy once, use forever! No expiry, includes free updates Like having a tour guide along for the drive Purchase one bundle per vehicle.

Have all the fun of a private tour from the comfort of your own vehicle and at your own pace to boot. Enjoy this informative self-driven tour for 100 miles, from Key Largo all the way to Key West, making as many stops along the way as you want to eat, rest, and take pictures.

This self-guided audio walk follows Ernest Hemingway's years in Key West, 1928 to 1939, at seven stops. Every stop comes with two to four links to its sources, among them clippings from the Key West Citizen of his years and his own letters. He landed in April 1928 and sailed for Havana on December 24, 1939. The walk opens in your phone's web browser, with no app to install, and each stop is told from the public sidewalk or a public park. At each stop you get a short narration to hear, the same words to read, and two to four links to its sources. The sources include the Key West paper of the day, a letter of his from April 1928 and a federal survey of the house. Where a story comes from a later teller and not from a record of the time, the narration names the teller. The route is about 2.1 miles (3.4 km) on foot. Walking takes about 45 minutes and the narration about 16 minutes. With time at each stop, allow up to 2 hours. It starts at Simonton and Caroline Streets.

Explore the vibrant spirit of the Florida Keys with the Key West Conch and Hemingway Walk. This self-guided adventure immerses you in the rich tapestry of island life where writers like Ernest Hemingway and Tennessee Williams found their muse. Navigate through charming streets, lively bars, and historic neighborhoods that showcase the unique blend of Caribbean, Cuban, and Conch cultures. As you stroll at your own pace, engaging audio narratives reveal tales of resilience, creativity, and community that define this iconic island. Discover the essence of Key West, where every corner invites you to pause, reflect, and connect with its storied past.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Florida's diverse landscapes with our Florida Self-Guided Audio Tour Bundle! Cruise the iconic Overseas Highway to Key West, uncovering hidden gems and local lore along the way . Explore the vast wetlands of Everglades National Park, encountering unique wildlife and ecosystems . Delve into the rich history and biodiversity of Big Cypress National Preserve . Finally, discover the underwater wonders of Biscayne National Park, from coral reefs to mangrove forests . With GPS-triggered narration, offline maps, and expert storytelling, enjoy the freedom to explore at your own pace without the constraints of group tours. Join thousands of travelers who have transformed their Florida road trips into enriching experiences—download now and let the Sunshine State's natural beauty and history captivate you!

Key West is famous as mainland America’s Caribbean resort town. Here, time slows down as the island vibes take over. But, as you’ll soon find out on this walking tour, there’s more to this island than umbrella drinks and warm breezes. On this tour, travel writer and tour guide Gregg Squeglia will share stories of some of the island’s more famous residents and some lesser-known tales that have given Key West its unique place in American culture and history. He'll tell you about Key West’s incredible history, from its origins as a maritime village that profited heavily from salvaging wrecked ships along the Great Florida Reef to the hilarious creation of the ‘Conch Republic’. You’ll also find out how, soon after its creation, this micro-state declared war on the United States for a full minute. On this self-paced tour, you’ll also visit the island’s major landmarks and lesser-known treasures.

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 a wonderfully walkable island that deserves just as much exploration under the moonlight as it does under the sun. Avoid crowded group tours with this private self-guided ghost tour. Using your smartphone, you’ll explore Key West’s allegedly haunted sites and hear their grizzly histories. Go at your own pace, taking breaks or visiting other Key West attractions as you continue your adventure.

Slip into Jimmy Buffett and Hemingway’s sandals and see iconic island sights on this self-guided audio tour. Key West’s quirky island lifestyle has attracted larger-than-life characters, including author Ernest Hemingway, singer Jimmy Buffet, and treasure hunter Mel Fisher. On this walking tour, you’ll hear about the legendary people the island has attracted over the years and see where they made history. Your guide is none other than Frank Everhart, the Schooner Wharf Bar’s very own comedic magician, whose tales are as captivating as the history they’re woven from. Frank, with his intimate knowledge and personal anecdotes, will show you the museums, bars and often-overlooked corners where treasure hunters, eccentrics, and unforgettable locals left their mark. You’ll even see Jimmy Buffet’s first home and his Key West recording studio, Shrimpboat Sound Studio.

Step into the haunted streets of Key West and discover bone-chilling tales of voodoo legends, notorious shipwrecks, Robert the Doll, and historic burial grounds. Guided by location-triggered smartphone audio, explore island mysteries and colonial hauntings at your own pace. Wander past haunted Victorian mansions and ancient graveyards while eerie true stories automatically play as you walk, giving you complete flexibility to pause, explore, or take photo stops whenever you choose.

This self-guided audio tour takes you through the Key West Cemetery, a unique graveyard filled with characters that shaped the island's bohemian past. Join Frank Everhart, a nearly 30-year Key West resident, on a walking tour where you'll uncover the secrets of legendary figures, millionaires, and families. As you stroll among crumbling graves, spot descendants of Cuban cockfighting roosters and sun-bleached iguanas. Hear stories of the 1846 hurricane, the Freemasons, and the USS Maine Memorial, whose victims' deaths sparked the Spanish-American War. The 75-minute tour starts at the main entrance, passing through the Jewish B'Nai Zion Cemetery, where you'll learn to decipher gravestone symbols.

Explore Key West at your own pace on this award-winning, GPS self-guided golf cart tour! Narrated by "The Voice of Key West" our legendary local historian, you'll uncover 200+ years of rich history across 50+ iconic stops. Tour Highlights: - Historic Sites: Travel back in time at Civil War forts, historic Mallory Square, and Truman's Little White House. - Iconic Landmarks: Cruise past island legends like the Hemingway Home & Museum and Jimmy Buffett's recording studio. - Must-Have Photo Ops: Snap unforgettable memories at the Southernmost Point Buoy and Mile Marker 0. Ultimate Flexibility: Explore hands-free with automatic, GPS-triggered stories. Want to grab a cold drink, bite to eat, or pose for photos? Pause anytime and resume right where you left off. How It Works: All you need is your smartphone! Book now to receive your app link, hop in your golf cart, and experience Key West's best new tour!

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.