SAFETY IS OUR #1 PRIORITY: In order to assure you, our valued guests, have the safest and most comfortable sightseeing experience, Old Town Trolley Tours has implemented a number of new disinfecting and safety measures including: Daily deep disinfecting procedures for our vehicles and facilities; Additional throughout the day disinfecting on high volume touch points and sanitizing solution dispensers on every vehicle and at our sales locations. In accordance to the Public Health Service Act, all guests and personnel must wear a mask while waiting at a boarding location in addition to wearing a mask while on tour.

Ghosts & Gravestones of Key West offers guests an evening adventure exploring Key West's strange and macabre past. Learn the sinister story of creepy Count Karl Von Cosel and his dearly departed bride Elena Mesa. Hear tales of lynching, island superstitions, clandestine burials, murder and mayhem.

Your tour will travel past many of the island's most haunted locations ~ the Marrero House, the Porter Mansion, and even the Hanging Tree! Of particular interest will be the former home of Robert Eugene Otto, aka the Artist's House. There, imprisoned in the attic by Dr. Otto's wife, Robert the Doll suffered the abandonment of his lifelong companion, and his mischievous ways took a more sinister turn.

Step aboard the Trolley of the Doomed and let your Ghost Host guide you on an unforgettable adventure into the unknown.... if you dare. Get your eTicket, board the TROLLEY OF THE DOOMED and hear of all things shadowy and sinister.

The house was built on the waterfront of the harbor of Key West. In the beginning of the 20th century, the home was converted into a single family dwelling to house the base commandant.

The house has been host to many distinguished guests. Thomas Edison resided in the house during World War I, while working on depth charge research for the U.S. Navy.

In 1946, Harry Truman began visiting Key West for rest and relaxation and returned for 175 days during his presidency. Quarters A was the Winter White House.

President Dwight Eisenhower used the home while recuperating from a heart attack in 1956. In 1961, the Little White House played host to President John F. Kennedy and British Prime Minister Harold MacMillan during the Bay of Pigs incident. The house remained a living quarters for the commanding officers of the base until Truman Naval Station was closed in 1974. In 1996, President Jimmy Carter and his family, visited the home while on holiday and celebrated New Year's Eve here with family and friends. In April of 2000 the Joint Chiefs of Staff for the U.S., Great Britain, Germany, and France along with their wives had a private dinner at the Little White House.

Our history tellers relate a fascinating & personal glimpse of the most important man of his time.

The Key West Aquarium is committed to helping protect the endangered sea turtles. The Aquarium is associated with the Turtle Hospital and Florida Sea Turtle Stranding Network comprised of state agencies, universities and marine parks, all working in the nursing and rehabilitation of injured sea turtles. The Aquarium is currently home to several turtles on the mend and some, that due to their injuries, will be permanently housed at the Key West Aquarium.

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Sea Turtle Conservation Tour: Tour Guides will discuss the Aquarium’s role in the conservation efforts of these species.

The Atlantic Shores Exhibit is a cross section of a near shore mangrove environment. The 50,000 gallon tank holds a variety of tropical fish and game fish. Educators will cover the importance of the mangrove eco system, while discussing the variety of fish in the exhibit.

Travel off the typical tourist paths to uncover the authentic flavors of Key West.With an in-the-know guide leading the way, dine like a local on samples like fresh seafood and classic Key lime pie while learning about the history of the city and the influence of Caribbean cuisine on its culture.

Meet your fellow foodies in old Key West and set off to explore the mouthwatering tastes of the region. Forgo the tourist traps in favor of visiting 4 locally run eateries, making your first stop at El Siboney for traditional Cuban cuisine like juicy pork, rice and bean, & cuban coffee. Next belly up to The Rum bar, a historic speakeasy with a menu of more than 365 rums, and then to Mangoes, a Caribbean restaurant serving local fresh fish tacos & conch fritters with dipping sauce. Finish with Moondog's tangy Key lime pie with buttery graham cracker crust..

As you travel between locations, soak in the stunning sights of Key West—its palm tree-lined streets and pastel-hued houses. Listen as your guide shares fascinating facts about the Cubans and Bahamians, and how their traditions come together to create the city's unique food culture. By the end of the tour, navigate the streets with ease, confident enough to make restaurant recommendations like a local.

Avoid the crowds as you sail past several of Key West's iconic landmarks, such as the popular Mallory Square Sunset Celebration, while you dine and dance on the Key West Dinner Cruise. The two-hour festival on the water provides an excellent vantage point from which to watch one of the city's legendary sunsets.

Each evening two hours before sunset, the docks closest to Mallory Square host the Sunset Celebration, a multicultural event that attracts people to the water's edge of the Gulf of Mexico. This famous daily festival draws a variety of street performers, food vendors, arts and crafts exhibitors and thousands of tourists from around the world. The 65-foot Gold Coast Yacht separates you from the crowds and provides some of the best seats from which to experience breathtaking unobstructed views of a world-famous Key West sunset.

In addition to the roomy upper deck, passengers enjoy a tropical buffet of Caribbean Roast Pork, Black Beans and Rice, Deep Fried Sweet Plantains, Grilled Marinated Chicken , Marinated in Pineapple & Soy Sauce, Fried Fish with Lemon and Tarter, Shrimp Pasta Salad, Mixed Veggies, Mashed Potatoes and Cuban Bread and Butter. The evening also includes unlimited frozen and mixed drinks, champagne, wine and beer as well as water and soft drinks. After dinner, guests are invited to step out onto the lighted dance floor in the air-conditioned cabin and enjoy the Island Sounds of DJ Maestro.

Create a memorable event for your time in the Conch Republic by making reservations now to get your eTickets for the next Key West Dinner Cruise.

The Ultimate Water Adventure is truly a water sports lover's dream. Sail seven miles out from Key West to the only live coral reef in the continental United States onboard a modern 65-foot catamaran while enjoying a complimentary breakfast. When you arrive at the reef, the adventure truly gets started. You can snorkel to the colorful reef and view marine animals, including barracudas, sea cucumbers and urchins as you explore this diverse undersea ecosystem. The friendly crew provides all the instructions that you need.

After an hour of discovery on this amazing Atlantic Ocean barrier reef, enjoy a picnic lunch as you sail 45 minutes west into the Gulf of Mexico to link up with the floating platform that will serve as the venue for hours of exciting water activities, such as jet skiing, parasailing and enjoy the Banana Boat. You can also swim in the warm water or just relax on the roomy open-air sundeck. In addition to an afternoon snack and unlimited complimentary water and soft drinks throughout the day, enjoy free wine and beer as you sail back to Key West exhausted from a day of fun in the sun.

For more than three decade, Fury Watersports has been providing locals and out-of-town water enthusiasts the adventures of a lifetime in this tropical paradise. Make your reservation and get an eTicket today so you can join Fury on the next Ultimate Water Adventure Tour.