Travel Guide for Florida Keys

Weather in Florida – Florida Keys

The water surrounding the Florida Keys contributes to its tropical climate and steady temperatures. The temperature there rarely exceeds 90 degrees F (32 degrees C) and rarely falls below 60 degrees F (15 degrees C). Frost and snow have never been reported in the Keys andTravelers frequent this area because of its year-round warm weather.

Getting to and from Florida – Florida Keys

Vacationers heading to the Florida Keys by air are likely to fly in to the Miami or Fort Lauderdale Airports. From there, shuttles, buses, taxi services and car rentals are available for transport to the islands, which are accessible by automobile on the Overseas Highway.

What to bring to Florida – Florida Keys

It rarely gets cold in the Florida Keys; though a light jacket or sweater might come in handy. Pack clothing for warm to hot weather and be sure to bring swimwear and beach gear. Comfortable walking shoes and a camera should also be tucked into your suitcase.

Things to do in Florida – Florida Keys

The first and foremost activity in the Florida Keys is riding along the Overseas Highway, which has an incredible view and offers an amazing experience. There are tons of water sports from snorkelling and diving to fishing and sea cruises. The nightlife is bustling with lots of hot spots for dining, dancing and cocktails as well as live music.

Staying safe and healthy in Florida – Florida Keys

The Florida Keys have several hospitals and medical centers. To stay safe and healthy during your visit, be sure to pack all regular medications. Bring along sunscreen and sunglasses to ward off the bright sun and drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.

Time zone and currency in Florida – Florida Keys

Florida is in the U.S. Eastern time zone, which is the same time zone as New York. Like most U.S. states, Florida observes Daylight Savings Time, which runs from March to November. Standard currency in Florida is the U.S. dollar.