What to do in Key West!

[Anonymous]

Taking a trip to Key West this summer with a bunch of friends. We’re all 40ish women. What should we do? Where should we eat? Any other recommendations for while we’re there?

[Anonymous]

You’re planning a trip to Key West and you don’t know what should you do at 40 something years old. Good luck.
You can eat rhum cake.

[Anonymous]

Boat trip to the Dry Tortugas if you like nature and history

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You’re planning a trip to Key West and you don’t know what should you do at 40 something years old. Good luck.
You can eat rhum cake.

This. Why did you book a trip there if you have no idea what to do? This is so common on this forum (and other online groups too…) I don’t get it

[Anonymous]

If you like fine dining with an incredible view make a reservation at Latitudes on Sunset Key. It’s located several hundred yards off of Kew West’s Mallory Square and a shuttle boat will ferry you over. You can’t get on the shuttle unless you have a dinner reservation.
It’s a great way to spend an evening in an area that’s primarily known for dive bars (nothing wrong with that!).
Make your reservation now. It books up early.

[Anonymous]

Switch your trip to Key Largo.

[Anonymous]

Get drunk and screw

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you like fine dining with an incredible view make a reservation at Latitudes on Sunset Key. It’s located several hundred yards off of Kew West’s Mallory Square and a shuttle boat will ferry you over. You can’t get on the shuttle unless you have a dinner reservation.
It’s a great way to spend an evening in an area that’s primarily known for dive bars (nothing wrong with that!).
Make your reservation now. It books up early.

Totally agree. It’s beautiful, you can sit outside and there is a cute outside bar area.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You’re planning a trip to Key West and you don’t know what should you do at 40 something years old. Good luck.
You can eat rhum cake.

This. Why did you book a trip there if you have no idea what to do? This is so common on this forum (and other online groups too…) I don’t get it

How does anyone know what to do? It’s normal to ask in advance. Only weird to get there then start thinking about it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Switch your trip to Key Largo.

No. We just went to Key Largo for spring break. I wish we had stayed in Marathon and spent more time at Bahai Honda state park and beach.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You’re planning a trip to Key West and you don’t know what should you do at 40 something years old. Good luck.
You can eat rhum cake.

This. Why did you book a trip there if you have no idea what to do? This is so common on this forum (and other online groups too…) I don’t get it

I don’t get it either.

[Anonymous]

Blue Heaven
Seven Fish
El Meson de Pepe
Louie’s Bakyard

[Anonymous]

Go bar-hopping. Sit on the beach in the dark. Just wonder around. Visit Hemingway's house.
I love Key West wit hall its architecture and nature. I'm happy just to be there and take it all in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Boat trip to the Dry Tortugas if you like nature and history

+1 We didn't do this on our first trip to Key West, and it's one of the only reasons we went back for a second trip. The boat ride was a bit choppy on the return but overall we really enjoyed doing this.

[Anonymous]

We loved Fort Zachary Taylor state park. Beautiful beach!