Miami to Key West Road Trip: 17 Stops Along the Florida Keys Scenic Highway
Embark on an unforgettable road trip from Miami to Key West, discovering hidden gems and iconic landmarks along the scenic Overseas Highway. This journey highlights the unique charm of the Florida Keys, from quirky roadside attractions and historic sites to breathtaking natural beauty and delicious local flavors.
Coral Castle
A historic and unique tourist attraction where one man built a castle out of coral rock in the early 1920s.
Robert Is Here
A famous fruit stand offering a variety of unique fruits, milkshakes, antiques, and animals, making it a great family stop.
Miss Mac's Kitchen
A long-standing restaurant in Key Largo known for its fresh fish, crab cakes, and especially its Key Lime freeze.
Betsy the Lobster
A giant fiberglass lobster sculpture located outside the Rain Barrel artisan village, serving as a unique photo opportunity.
History of Diving Museum
This small museum offers a surprisingly extensive collection of diving gear from over 30 countries and includes interactive exhibits.
Florida Keys Brewing Company
A brewery established in 2005, offering a relaxed vibe and popular beers like the 'Iguana Bay'.
Hurricane Memorial
A beautiful memorial made of coral limestone dedicated to the 408 people who lost their lives in the 1935 hurricane.
Robbie's
A popular stop famous for its tarpon feeding activity, also offering a market, restaurant, and water activities.
Keys Fishery
A well-regarded restaurant in Marathon, known for its delicious seafood, particularly its famous Lobster Reuben sandwich.
Turtle Hospital
A facility dedicated to the rehabilitation and release of sea turtles back into their natural habitat.
Seven Mile Bridge
An iconic landmark and engineering marvel that spans the water, connecting the Middle and Lower Keys.
Bahia Honda State Park
A beautiful state park offering access to beaches, nature trails, and the historic Old Bahia Honda Bridge.
National Key Deer Refuge
A protected refuge for the endangered Key deer, offering opportunities to see wildlife in their natural habitat.
Blue Hole
A unique geological formation within the National Key Deer Refuge, known for its clear blue water and potential wildlife sightings.
Duval Street
The vibrant heart of Key West's nightlife, famous for its lively bars, shops, and entertainment.
Mile Marker 0 sign
A symbolic sign marking the beginning of the Florida Keys Scenic Highway and a popular spot for a photo opportunity.