The largest private beach in Key West.
Our private beach is exclusive to resort guests, offering the tranquility to truly relax in a timeless island experience. Abundant opportunities for enjoyment exist including poolside and beach front chaises, cabanas, and day beds. For adventurists, choose an excursion like an island tour by jet ski or a sunset cruise, launching directly from our resort.
Enjoy Our Sister Property, The Reach Key West
Just a short walk away, guests at Casa Marina Key West can also enjoy all of the resort amenities and activities at our sister property, The Reach Key West.
Stay fit and healthy with a session in our fitness center, and maintain your strength with the latest cardiovascular and weight equipment, including Peloton bikes. You may also access the Fitness Center at our sister property The Reach, Curio Collection by Hilton.
A unique and distinctive local culinary walking tour conducted in a safe, sustainable, and environmentally responsible manner whose goal it is to create food memories that last a lifetime. You’ll discover engaging and knowledgeable local guides who are eager to share the most authentic and delicious version of Key West, off the beaten path.
A 2–hour sail gives groups a front-row seat to some of the most beautiful sunsets on earth. Private charters can be arranged in advance for large groups.
Fish the waters that are home to trophy game fish such as Mahi Mahi, Tarpon, Sailfish, Marlin, Tuna, and Wahoo. All boats are fully equipped with the latest electronics, fighting chairs, and comfortable seating. Boxed lunches and beverages can be arranged by your event manager for the trip.
Nearby, the Key West Golf Club’s 18-hole Rees Jones designed course has over 200 acres of beautiful Florida Keys foliage and wildlife. The club has a full-service pro shop, restaurant, bar, and top-of-the-line rental equipment available.
Allow our concierge to set up any excursion or day trips to local attractions including scuba diving, snorkeling, dolphin encounters, deep sea or flats fishing charters:
This significant Key West landmark was home to Nobel Prize winner Ernest Hemingway.
Don’t miss Key West’s stunning sunsets. Soak in the culture of street artists, musicians and more at this festive nightly gathering in Key West’s famous open air square along the Gulf.
Audubon House & Tropical Gardens was built between 1849 – 1849 by Captain John Huling Geiger, a harbor pilot. The residence served as one of Key West’s grandest homes to the Geiger family for over 100 years, reflecting their high status in the community. The lush gardens and tropical plants on the property were illustrated by John James Audubon in his famous life-size book “The Birds of America”.
The Harry S. Truman Little White House is the State of Florida’s only presidential site. Originally, it was constructed in 1890 as naval officers housing. Important visitors have included extended stays by inventor Thomas Edison and it has been used by six American presidents. Its most important usage was as the winter White House of Harry S. Truman.
The Mel Fisher Maritime Museum is home to a large collection of materials recovered from the Spanish galleons Nuestra Señora de Atocha and Santa Margarita of 1622. On September 4, 1622, 28 ships left Havana, Cuba, bound for Spain. With them was carried the wealth of an empire. The following day, the fleet found itself being overtaken by a hurricane as it entered the Florida straits. These vessels lay broken on the ocean floor, scattered from the Marquesas Keys to the Dry Tortugas. In them were the treasures of the Americas, and the untold stories of scores of Spanish sailors, soldiers, noblemen, and clergy.
Take a walk in a lush tropical setting among hundreds of free flying butterflies, exotic birds and 2 glorious flamingos inside the soaring glass-domed butterfly habitat. Observe 50-60 varieties of butterfly species from around the world. Proudly honored to be chosen “Best Place to Take the Kids” and “Best Attraction in Key West”.
For over 65 years, Key West Art & Historical Society has been committed to preservation of the island’s historic structures and collection of artifacts and art that reflect the history of the Florida Keys. KWAHS has been at the forefront of historical preservation in Key West beginning with Fort East Martello in the 1950s, moving on to the Lighthouse & Keeper’s Quarters in the 1980s, and culminating with the opening of the Custom House in 1999.
Wreck Ashore! With these words, enter the world of 1856 Key West… the era of the wreckers. At the Key West Shipwreck Museum you will step back into time as you discover Key West’s unique maritime heritage and how it became the richest city in the United States. The experience includes live action drama, films, and real artifacts from the vessel “Issac Allerton” which sank in 1856 and was discovered in the Florida Keys reef in 1985.
