Florida Keys Holidays
Pearl-like islands with mangroves & marine wonders
Discover a white-sand array of paradise islands, with gorgeous pristine beaches and mangrove forests meeting a breathtaking blue ocean, and so many wonders to discover in the waters.
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Luxury Holidays in the Florida Keys
We give you the opportunity to choose from a vast array of luxurious hotels and resorts in order to ensure that your well-deserved vacation matches your expectations. So whether you choose to stay in Key Largo, to explore the ‘village of islands’ that is Islamorada or to enjoy the serenity of Key West, we definitely have the accommodation to turn your vacation into a lavish journey of rejuvenation. Having a reputation as a brilliant fishing destination as well as being a haven for snorkelling and diving enthusiasts, the Florida Keys are a plethora of more than 1700 islands where you’ll find exactly what you expect and desire from your exclusive beach escape.
Great Reasons to Holiday in the Florida Keys
- Go swimming with dolphins in Key Largo
- Super-scenic golf courses
- Take a fishing trip from Islamorada or go scuba diving in the area’s protected waters
- Indulge in one of many spas in Key West!
- Why not rent a car and explore the keys yourself by cruising down the Overseas Highway
- Relax and charge up your batteries on one of many beaches, especially the Bahia Honda State Park Beaches and Sombrero Beach
Things to do Whilst on Holiday
Key West, the southernmost point of the Keys, is definitely not a hidden gem anymore but is still remote enough to have that very special and laid-back feel to it. Once home to Tennessee Williams and Ernest Hemingway, this island is your ideal destination. Relax in a hammock listening to the soothing beats of reggae softly playing in the distance; bask in the sun on a glorious beach, or party in one of the many bars and nightclubs. For more active and adventurous pursuits, you could get in a round of golf, dive the Shipwreck Trail or even swim with dolphins. Key West is a place that doesn’t stop and once the sun sets you find plenty of musicians, entertainers and vendors out on the docks, creating an idyllic atmosphere to see out another fun-filled day.
Interesting Facts About the Florida Keys
- Total land area – 137.3 sq. miles
- Population – 79,535
- State - Florida
Florida Keys Holidays 2026 / 2027
Given that the Florida Keys are always a very popular destination, book your holiday for 2026 or 2027 early to avoid disappointment. With over 45 years of experience in the business we at Kenwood Travel are your ideal partner and therefore should be your first contact in case you’re thinking about a holiday to the south of Florida. Whether you are looking for an all inclusive package with your family, a romantic honeymoon or a peaceful vacation on your own, we can expertly construct your ideal holiday.
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Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum
The Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum is situated in the heart of Old Town Key West and was once home to the world-famous author and Nobel Prize winner, who lived and wrote here for over a decade. A definite must-visit for literature lovers.
Take a guided tour of the rooms and lush gardens, where more than forty six-toed cats live - descendents of Hemingway’s own cats. Afterwards, stop at the bookstore and gift shop to pick out a souvenir.
John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park
Visit John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park for active adventures and wildlife galore in the Florida Keys. Take to the water with a scuba diving session at the underwater park; try your hand at boating, sailing, or snorkelling. Or if you’d prefer to stay dry, follow a nature trail and discover the local flora, fauna and landscapes.
Pack a picnic and soak up the sunshine, take a dip at the beach, or head to the visitor centre, which has a 30,000 gallon saltwater aquarium. Watch the marine life and learn a little from the nature videos on display there.
National Key Deer Refuge
In terms of nature experiences, the Florida Keys certainly won’t disappoint. But for one of the most obscure, you’ll have to head to Big Pine Key, where the National Key Deer Refuge is situated. Only found in the lower Florida Keys, these endangered deer grow to no more than 32 inches tall.
The nature preserve protects over 400,000 acres of wildlife and welcomes visitors to discover its treasures whether by bike, on foot, or even whilst kayaking.
