Top Key West Museum Tickets & Passes

Relive the life of one of history’s most famous treasure hunters along with a wealth of exhibits on shipwreck archaeology with this admission to the Mel Fisher Maritime Museum. This Key West institution showcases a variety of treasures, both cultural and monetary, recovered from the treasure and slave ships that once plied the waters near the Florida coast. Check out the thought-provoking Slave Ship and Key West African Cemetery exhibits, then gaze in wonder at the magnificent gold, silver and jewels of the Spanish Treasure Galleons galleries.

Discover an important part of Florida’s history with admission to the Harry S. Truman Little White House. This former naval base compound is now a treasured museum, open to educating the public about its past and present. See where President Truman retreated for rest and relaxation during his term in office. Learn about the notable people who visited, including Thomas Edison and Dwight D. Eisenhower. And listen to the stories told by those historians who not only know what happened here, but when and why.

Avoid lines for tickets when you prebook tickets to the Key West Shipwreck Treasure Museum. Explore two floors of artifacts from shipwrecks spanning 400 years, featuring treasures from the Spanish fleets of the 1600 and 1700s, check out audio-visual displays, and have the option to climb to the top of a lookout tour for panoramic views.

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The USCGC INGHAM was the longest continually serving, most decorated ship in Coast Guard History. Serving in active duty from 1936 to 1988. Only remaining American ship afloat to have fought in the Battle of the Atlantic. Command ship for several Philippines landings including General Douglas MacArthur's return to Corrigedor, he was aboard during this action. First allied vessel into Chinese waters at wars end. Two Presidential Unit Citations for support missions in Viet Nam. Also part of the Mariel Boatlift, when tens of thousands of Cuban refugees left their island home seeking refuge in the U.S. Now a National Historic Landmark and Coast Guard National Memorial to Guardsmen that have lost their lives in World War Two and Viet Nam. The Ingham also offers one of the best sunset views in Key West.

Eat your way around Key West on a food tour of “mom and pop” eateries in the Old Town historic district. Taste seafood, Cuban cuisine, and delicious key lime pie. The walking tour route takes you off typical touristy streets so you can see Key West like a local, listening to insights about the city's food, architecture, and history along the way. Tastings are enough for a hearty lunch.

Discover a side of Key West some visitors miss, and immerse yourself in its beautiful scenery, on a half-day sailing tour. Board your catamaran and head to North America's only living coral barrier reef. Pass some of Key West’s top attractions on the way, then dive in to see hundreds of species of colorful fish, coral, and other sea life. This cruise includes snorkeling gear, plus beer, wine, and soft drinks.

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.

Naval history buffs and aspiring pirates alike are guaranteed to have a whale of a time at the Mel Fisher Maritime Museum. Your admission also includes an audio guide, which offers in depth commentary on the museum’s many artifacts. Highlights include the Spanish Treasure Galleons galleries, Slave Ship and Key West African Cemetery exhibits, and relics from the Henrietta Marie. You can even tour the museum's laboratory and see conservation firsthand.

Explore Key West through the eyes of a local on a craft cocktail tour that stops at six off–the–beaten–path establishments for drinks and food tastings, from a historic mansion to a boutique hotel that was once a hospital. In addition to navigating for you, your guide uses the city’s bar scene to give you an overview of its history and culture. The tour includes five craft cocktails and two gourmet food tastings.

Paddle a kayak through mangrove creeks and shallow water on a Key West kayaking tour that offers an up-close look that this unique coastal environment. This guided tour is the perfect way to spot Florida wildlife in a natural habitat.

Get ready for fun in the sun—and leave all the planning to someone else—on this half-day sailing, kayaking, and snorkeling adventure off the coast of Key West. Kayak through a maze of mangrove-canopied canals and streams, home to a tropical array of birds, rays, sharks, sport fish and more. Then jump into the water for a snorkeling session above a coral reef teeming with marine life. Snacks, beer, wine, and soft drinks are included.

Snorkel North America’s only living coral reef, then catch an unforgettable Key West sunset, all in one trip. Jump into clear waters with provided gear and spot colorful marine life under the surface. Back on board and after you’re dried off, enjoy rum punch or other beverages on deck as reggae music sets the vibe. A perfect mix of adventure and relaxation, ideal for couples or friends.

Key West is the southernmost part of the contiguous United States and one sunny spot you’ll never want to leave. Maximize your time exploring the island’s land and waters with this combination tour. You’ll start with a morning or afternoon snorkel tour, boarding a catamaran and going to explore one of the world’s largest living coral reefs. Then, you’ll have a ticket to the Hop On Hop Off bus tour that lets you see the sites at your leisure.

Going fishing while in Key West is a must, and this deep-sea fishing tour takes you on a comfortable boat for an easy day out. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced angler, your captain and crew assist with your fishing skills. Fish for reef species like snapper, grouper, and mackerel. A fishing license and all bait are included, and the boat features restrooms, shaded seating, and a small galley with snacks and drinks for your convenience.

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Beyond Key West’s tiki bars and rum runners lies a fascinating history—best discovered at Sails To Rails Museum, right on Key West Bight. With interactive exhibits and rare artifacts, you’ll travel through the islands’ many eras, from “sponging” to turtling, cigar making, fishing, and more. You’ll even touch an entire bar of pirate silver, dating back 500 years.

This is your chance to go beyond the ghost stories and become the investigator in a place where the past refuses to rest. Exclusive inside access after hours. More than a ghost tour - its an experience. Tickets benefit local non-profits. Locally owned and operated by the Sloan Family.

Spend the day discovering Key West’s attraction on land and below the water during this exciting day of activities. You’ll first hop aboard a boat for a breakfast sail, complete with draft beer and mimosas. Snorkel down to the coral reefs then return to land where you can enjoy a full day riding the Conch Train. You’ll also have time to visit the Key West Aquarium and the Sails and Rails Museum at your leisure.