The Florida Keys offers so many beautiful islands to explore by yacht charter that it’s hard to choose where to stop for your itinerary. You’ll have a hard time fitting everything in as there are so many fun things to do in Key West and the surrounding area. We’ve shared our recommendations of where to go for a dream vacation below in our cruising guide to Key West. New! We now offer day charters from Key West on weekdays.

Part of Biscayne Bay National Park, this attractive and wild island in the north is only accessible by boat. Take a picnic with plenty of water and explore Elliott Key’s interesting walks such as the Elliott Key trail, which takes in the mangrove coast, Spite Highway and Point Adelle, plus much more. It’s one of our top things to do in our cruising guide to Key West.

“If being underwater with flippers and a tank is your thing, then this is the place just for you! Key Largo features one of America’s first underwater national parks and is popular with divers from around the world thanks to its plentiful reefs. If you want to stay on top of the water, try the kayak tours through the mangroves. It’s definitely one of our favorites in our cruising guide to Key West.”

Must-see: John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park

Tour the historical ruins that were burned to the ground following a surprise attack in 1840 during the Second Seminole War. There aren’t any facilities on this island so bring provisions with you. Watch the local marine life, such as trunkfish, stingrays and sharks, or visit the shipwreck of the Spanish flotilla’s San Pedro which was lost in 1733. Use the mooring buoys at high tide and kayak to the island to help protect the seagrass beds and their valuable biodiversity.

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