Villas in the Florida Keys

The natural beauty of the Keys has been drawing in travellers for centuries. The third largest coral barrier reef, white sandbars and tropical islands make the Florida Keys a unique paradise where you can rent villas in idyllic spots along the archipelago with magnificent views. Find stunning villas in the artistic, quirky Key West and enjoy the laid-back island lifestyle. If you want to stay in a diving paradise, Key Largo is a little island paradise with a huge range of activities including hiking, fishing and kayaking. Marathon and Islamorada are the ideal family and anglers destination. Where are you going to book your villa in the Keys?

Find beautiful colonial style villas that sleep up to 6 people comfortably. Stunning locations where the villas are in gated communities and surrounded by mangroves and the sparkling ocean. Upscale details in spacious villas with manicured gardens, infinity pools, hot tubs and furnished with everything you need. Most villas feature hardwood floors, ceramic tiles, granite countertops and wooden exteriors. Enjoy your daily breakfast gazing at the ocean and let it be the perfect backdrop for your holiday memories.

A large marine sanctuary, the 3rd largest barrier reef in the world, a shipwreck trail with historic wrecks and more than 6,000 marine species make Florida Keys a scuba diving paradise. Underwater lovers will enjoy the sights of this wonderful water world. Marvel at the Christ of the Abyss in the waters of Key Largo, the abundance of tropical fish at the Molasses Reef and a top wreck dive site with a 327-foot vessel, for advanced divers. Within the Middle Keys lie Sombrero Reef and Coffin Patch, usually frequented by novice and advanced divers who can enjoy the shallow, watery dreamland of coral or the deep and advanced Thunderbolt wreck. Looe Key, in the Lower Keys is a mostly shallow spot with great visibility and brimming with tiny tropical fish, rays and swaying coral.

Built on coral rock and offshore reefs, the Florida Keys are mostly rocky and mucky but most of the sand in the Key West is imported from the Caribbean! You can enjoy stretches of white, fine sand and shallow waters ideal for families and children like the one in Key Largo, Harry Harris Park, with a sheltered man-made lagoon, a playground and a picnic area. Along the Middle Keys you can enjoy the crystal clear waters of Long Key’s beach, go kayaking and paddle around before having a delicious picnic at the designated area. Explore the offshore islands, the sheltered coves and the shady mangrove trail around Curry Hammock. Sombrero Beach is ranked as one of the top beaches in the Keys. Coco Plum Beach and Anne’s Beach are lovely sandy beaches delightful for wading. The Lower Keys boast the Veterans Memorial Park and Bahia Honda State Park with small pretty beaches. Finally, enjoy some good snorkelling in Key West at any of the beautiful sandy spots in Fort Zachary Taylor State Park, Smathers Beach or Higgs Beach. Prepare your swimming gear and enjoy the Keys!

Get in the car and drive along The Stretch to reach the exotic Florida Keys. During your ride, admire the quiet and serene views as you reach Key Largo, Islamorada and Key West going through the Seven-mile bridge and a tropical paradise. Enjoy a peaceful ride and have a great time while your mind will start to put itself on holiday mode.

The Everglades National Park is on the southern tip of Florida and is home to rare and endangered species including the Florida Panther, the West Indian Manatee or the American Crocodile. Enjoy a tour through acres of sub-tropical jungles, swamps and prairies and admire this natural wonder walking, campling, canoeing and exploring its most primitive parts.

Admiring the sun while setting over the Gulf of Mexico is a unique experience you can enjoy from Mallory Square. This lively area in Old Town Key West is popular for the sunset celebration and its festive atmosphere, where locals and tourists mingle together. Lots of entertainers will perform on the streets together with tightrope-walking cats, fire jugglers or dogs riding a unicycle. Browse the surf shops and other independent boutiques.

Key Largo is a good way to see the Keys lifestyle with its marinas, diving sites and tackle shops. Here you can visit the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary and John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, the country’s first underwater park. The rich marine life draws in many scuba diving enthusiasts as well as snorkellers wishing to explore the depths. If you prefer to stay dry, book a tour on the glass-bottom boat and take a close look at the marine world beneath your feet.

Sipping a glass of red wine and having a delicious meal while the sun sets, is one of the pleasures you can enjoy on the Florida Keys. Enjoy authentic Cuban cuisine and don’t miss the renowned El Siboney restaurant on Key Largo. In Islamorada, try the best French dishes of Pierre’s Lounge and Restaurant at Morada Bay with a Caribbean twist that will surprise your taste buds. For those of you with a sweet tooth, your palate will appreciate heavenly bites of the best Key Lime Pie ever!

Every destination has a special street which is always a must on the traveller’s list. In the Keys, Duval Street is the place to be. The infamous hotspot of incredible partying choices gives you access to several establishments to enjoy a cocktail. Pop into Sloppy Joe and sip your favourite drinks in an incredible atmosphere and lively pace. It gets pretty raucous!

Located in Key West, Ernest Hemingway’s house is a must for any bookworm. A Spanish-colonial property that was Hemingway’s home and now tourists can take a tour and admire the 18th-century furniture and the beautiful gardens and the cats residing there.