Hotels in Florida Keys, United States

The Florida Keys are a string of coral islands stretching from the southern tip of Florida, famous for Key West's sunset celebrations and the world's third-largest barrier reef. The climate is subtropical, with mild winters (60s-70s°F / 15-25°C) perfect for snorkeling or diving the reef at John Pennekamp State Park, and hot, humid summers (80s-90s°F / 27-35°C) when you can kayak through mangrove tunnels in Islamorada. Whether you're driving the Overseas Highway or fishing for tarpon offshore, the Keys offer year-round water activities without a big price tag.