See the Best of Key West
As a legacy to Henry Flagler’s “railway over the sea” the Conch Tour Train has treated visitors to an in-depth view of the city’s most charming, historic, and interesting attractions since 1958. The Conch Tour Train took its inaugural ride in 1958 and has been offering tours throughout Key West ever since.
The Conch Tour Train departs daily from the Front Street Depot and ends at Mallory Square—one of Key West’s most famous spots. Throughout the tour, you’ll not only see the area’s well-known sights, you’ll also learn about the many residents, both past and present, that make the Conch Republic one of the world’s most unique places. See some of the spots Hemingway frequented and find out why Harry Truman spent so much time on the island. Listen to accounts of how pirates, Indians, and wreckers lived, fought, and worked, giving Key West its extraordinary reputation.
Delighting and Entertaining...
Our experienced engineers are “Conchs” themselves, a term used to describe Key West locals who either grew up here or came for a visit and never turned back! They’ll delight and enlighten you with amusing tales of days gone by and interesting facts about one of America’s most talked about cities. You’ll also get an up-close view of some of the southernmost city’s lovely Victorian architecture and famous tin roofs.
A True Key West Icon
The historic Conch Tour Train tour is 90 minutes long making one full loop through Old Town Key West, includes three stops, and highlights marvelous sights, stories and entertainment. It is a true icon in Key West with more than 15 million satisfied guests over the years. Take your seat on the Conch Tour Train and discover the many reasons why it’s a favorite among visitors and locals alike.
- 100% Satisfaction Guarantee*.
- Ranked Top 20 on Trip Advisor.
- Full color map and discount coupons for attractions, restaurants and shopping with every ticket.
- FREE admission to the Sails to Rails Museum included with ticket.
- Stops at Truval Village: Steps away from the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum, the Key West Lighthouse, the Southernmost Point and Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory.
