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Some trips are just trips. And some are the ones you will talk about for the rest of your lives.An anniversary, a milest...
10/11/2026

Some trips are just trips. And some are the ones you will talk about for the rest of your lives.

An anniversary, a milestone birthday, the trip you have been saying "someday" about for years. Someday has a way of staying someday unless someone plans it.

The couples and families I plan milestone trips for always tell me the same thing afterward: they wish they had done it sooner. Key West is built for these moments. Slow mornings, water in every direction, dinners that stretch for hours, and that feeling that time actually paused for a few days. The best milestone trips I have planned share one thing: the traveler stopped waiting for a perfect moment and made this one the moment.

If a milestone is on your horizon, this is your sign to stop scrolling and start planning. For one flat fee, my planning service handles the whole thing, so all you have to do is show up.

When you are ready to turn the daydream into dates: https://keywestrebecca.com/planning/

Start Saturday the Key West way: at a little coffee window.Forget the sit-down brunch line. The most Key West morning be...
10/10/2026

Start Saturday the Key West way: at a little coffee window.

Forget the sit-down brunch line. The most Key West morning begins standing at a tiny window, small cup in hand, watching the street wake up.

Cuban coffee runs this island's mornings. A colada is sweet and dark and made for sharing, the little cups passed around like a ritual. A cortadito is smaller and softened with milk, and it is all yours. Order at the window, drink it standing up, and you are taking part in a tradition older than most of the buildings on the street. The little window has a name, a ventanita, and regulars have their usual order the way other towns have a favorite barstool.

This one is for the food lovers, the culture seekers, and anyone who believes a trip is measured in small local moments, not just big excursions.

Colada to share, or cortadito all for you?

"Where should we stay in Key West?" Google will give you a ranking. It will not ask you the questions that actually matt...
10/10/2026

"Where should we stay in Key West?" Google will give you a ranking. It will not ask you the questions that actually matter.

Two travelers can book the same island, and the difference is usually the neighborhood they slept in.

Here is the local version. Old Town is the historic heart: conch houses, Duval Street, walkable to everything, and yes, it can stay lively late. New Town sits on the quieter north and east side: calmer streets and easier parking, but you will want wheels to reach the action. Stock Island is the working waterfront next door: shrimp boats, marinas, some of the island's best local food, and the most peaceful nights of the three, a short drive from Old Town.

I ask my travelers three things before I recommend a side of the island: how much does late night noise bother you, how important is walking to dinner, and do you want a pool scene or a harbor view? Your answers pick the neighborhood. The ranking never could.

Would you choose the lively streets or the quiet side?

What if the best part of next winter is knowing Key West is waiting for you?Right now the holidays feel far away. Then s...
10/08/2026

What if the best part of next winter is knowing Key West is waiting for you?

Right now the holidays feel far away. Then suddenly it is gray, the days are short, and everyone is asking what you are doing for the break.

Here is what I tell my travelers: winter is Key West's love letter to the rest of the country. The air stays warm, the water stays inviting, the crowds thin out after the holidays, and the whole island moves at the pace you came for. Booking ahead means you get the room you actually want instead of the one that is left. January and February are the sweet spot: warm enough for the water, calm enough to land a dinner reservation without a plan.

This is for the planners, the romantics, and anyone who needs something bright on the calendar to get through the cold months.

Send this to the person you would bring.

Here is the evening your Key West vacation is missing.You step aboard at the Historic Seaport, find your spot on the dec...
10/07/2026

Here is the evening your Key West vacation is missing.

You step aboard at the Historic Seaport, find your spot on the deck, and the crew raises the sails. No engine noise, just wind and water. For two hours you glide past Mallory Square, Sunset Key, and Fort Zachary Taylor while the sky melts through every shade of gold and pink. Conversations get quieter on their own. The sunset does this every night, and it never gets old.

This is the sail I point to when travelers ask for the one thing they should not skip. It fits anniversaries, first nights in town, and any evening when you want nothing planned except showing up. Bring a light layer for the ride back, and arrive a little early to claim your favorite seat.

If your trip does not have a sunset sail in it yet, here is where to fix that: https://keywestrebecca.com/sunset-cruise/

"Waterfront" is the most misunderstood word in Key West listings.You picture coffee on a balcony, water stretching out, ...
10/06/2026

"Waterfront" is the most misunderstood word in Key West listings.

You picture coffee on a balcony, water stretching out, maybe a beach below. Then you arrive and there is a road, a seawall, and a marina between you and the view you paid for.

Here is what the photos do not explain. Key West has very few natural beaches. Smathers Beach, the big one, is manmade. Much of the island's edge is seawall, harbor, and working waterfront, not swimming beaches. A waterfront room can mean a stunning sunset over the harbor, or a sliver of water if you lean.

If you want to watch boats and sunsets, harbor front is perfect. If you are picturing yourself walking straight into the ocean, tell me before you book, because I will point you toward the places where the water actually meets the stay.

If you want help matching the right stay to the trip you are picturing, my planning service is built for exactly that: https://keywestrebecca.com/planning/

Save this for the next time you are comparing waterfront listings.

Do you actually need a car in Key West? It is one of the first questions I hear on planning calls, and I love it, becaus...
10/05/2026

Do you actually need a car in Key West? It is one of the first questions I hear on planning calls, and I love it, because the answer saves people real money.

Here is the honest version. Most visitors do not need one. Old Town is compact and walkable, and bikes are the local way to get around. I set up bike rentals for my travelers here: https://keywestrebecca.com/bike-rentals/ If you do bring a car, know what you are signing up for. The Old Town parking garage charges $6 an hour plus tax, with a $48 daily rate plus tax, and free street parking in the historic district is genuinely hard to come by. One softener: a Park n Ride garage ticket gets you free rides on the city bus routes for the day.

When do I tell travelers to keep the car? You are staying outside Old Town, you are planning day trips up the Keys, or someone in your group needs easier mobility. Otherwise, I would rather see that parking money go toward a sunset sail.

Tell me honestly. Are you team rental car or team bicycle?

"Best snorkel tour in Key West."Everyone types that into Google. But Google doesn't know you.It doesn't know if you're a...
10/03/2026

"Best snorkel tour in Key West."

Everyone types that into Google. But Google doesn't know you.

It doesn't know if you're a confident swimmer or a first timer. If you want music and a crowd or a quiet morning on the reef. If a slow sail sounds relaxing or like a recipe for seasickness.

Those are the questions I ask before I recommend a trip. Because the best snorkel tour was never a ranking. It's the one that matches the morning you're picturing.

If maximum time in the water is the goal, the Double Dip is hard to beat: two reef locations, nearly 75 minutes of snorkeling, and a fast cat that spends less time getting there and more time letting you explore.

So tell me. What kind of morning are you picturing?

Book your snorkel trip here: https://keywestrebecca.com/double-dip-snorkel-trip/

Picture yourself up there. 🪂Hundreds of feet above Key West, the boat a thin white line below you and nothing around you...
10/01/2026

Picture yourself up there. 🪂

Hundreds of feet above Key West, the boat a thin white line below you and nothing around you but blue. The island spreads out beneath you, rooftops and shoreline giving way to water shifting through every shade of turquoise.

The parasail boats lift you gently off the deck. No getting wet unless you ask for the dip. Fly tandem and share the quiet up there with your favorite person, and keep an eye out for dolphins playing in the surf below.

This is the Key West most people never see. The one that only exists from the air.

Ready to see it for yourself?

Book your parasailing adventure here: https://keywestrebecca.com/parasailing/

Some days in Key West are made for doing absolutely nothing... and this is one of the best ways to do it. ☀️The Sandbar ...
09/30/2026

Some days in Key West are made for doing absolutely nothing... and this is one of the best ways to do it. ☀️

The Sandbar Safari is 3.5 hours aboard a 53 foot tiki boat. Picture yourself wading in warm water with your favorite drink in hand while the world slows down around you.

Daily trips run 1:00 to 4:30, so you get the warmest part of the afternoon and the first gold of the evening on the water.

If your idea of a perfect day involves sunshine, salt water, and zero responsibilities, this is your sign. Ready to claim your spot on the sandbar?

Book your Sandbar Safari here: https://keywestrebecca.com/sandbar-safari/

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