Getting to Key West

Key West International Airport Get Map
Key West International (EYW) is served by the commuter affiliates of American Airlines, Continental Airlines, Delta, US Air, and United; as well as other seasonal and regional airlines such as Cape Air.  Taxis are available at the airport.   The airport is located on the southeast corner of the island, on Roosevelt Blvd, off A1A.

Marathon Airport Get Map
If you can't get a seat into Key West, you may want to try to Marathon Airport.  Marathon is about 50 miles from Key West, and rentals are available at the airport.  The airport is located just off US1.

By Car
Reminder: Fuel up your vehicle before you begin the drive across the Overseas Highway.  Fuel is very expensive at the few stations along the way and in Florida City.

Although time-consuming, the drive to Key West is one of the most beautiful and scenic drives in the U.S.  Follow the Florida Turnpike or US1 south to Florida City.   Once you reach Florida City, Key West is about 2 1/2 hours away.  US1 is the only road to Key West, and is mostly two lanes, so traffic can be slow going.  The speed limits through the Keys are strictly enforced, so it's a good idea to follow the posted speed limits.

Rental Cars
Getting to Key West by renting a car in Fort Lauderdale or Miami is often cheaper than flying to taking the bus.  One way rental are usually welcome.  For car rental info, visit Travel Now.

By Train
Although you can't get here by train, Florida is served by 5 different routes, allowing you to get to Fort Lauderdale or Miami.  From there you can either rent a car and drive, take a bus, etc.

For more info on Amtrak options, visit www.amtrak.com, or call 1-800-USA-RAIL (800-872-7245)

By Bus
The Southernmost Shuttle offers daily non-stop service from Miami International Airport directly to most Key West hotels and bed & breakfasts, and Key West International Airport.

Greyhound has several daily scheduled departures from Fort Lauderdale and Miami to the Keys.