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The Florida Keys welcome travelers of all abilities. From accessible hotels and attractions to adaptive water adventures, the islands make it easy to explore at your own pace. For help planning your visit, call 1-800-FLA-KEYS or contact local businesses directly to confirm details. For a complete list of Florida Keys accommodations, visit our Places to Stay page.
Most lodging, attractions and tours throughout The Keys offer accessible options. Always discuss your needs directly with each business before arriving.
Jacobs Aquatic Center in Key Largo offers a 24 × 44 ft ramp-accessible MYRTHA pool with a lift. The College of the Florida Keys in Key West has a lift-equipped junior Olympic pool used for scuba training and recreation.
Tranquil Adventures in the Upper Keys provides wheelchair-accessible boating, fishing and snorkeling excursions. The charter is led by a certified accessible boating captain and specializes in adaptive water experiences for guests with disabilities.
Curry Hammock, Bahia Honda, and John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Parks feature accessible trails, restrooms and beach wheelchairs.
Accessible glass-bottom, snorkel, and dive boats are available by request, contact each park directly.
Most restaurants across the Keys are wheelchair accessible, and servers are happy to assist guests with visual or hearing disabilities. Whether it’s fresh seafood, island-inspired fare, or fine dining, accessibility and warm hospitality come standard.
Many hotels provide accessible rooms with features such as visual alarms, door knock lights and TTY kits. Ask when booking.
Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory
Key West Tropical Forest & Botanical Garden
Both offer quiet environments and printed materials for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing visitors.
Dial 7-1-1 or use these toll-free numbers:
TTY 1-800-955-8771
Voice 1-800-955-8770
ASCII 1-800-955-1339
VCO 1-877-955-8260
STS 1-800-955-5334
Spanish 1-877-955-8773
French Creole 1-877-955-8707
Hotels must accommodate service animals and may not charge pet deposits for them. Notify your lodging in advance if traveling with a service animal. Some attractions offer Braille signage or elevator buttons. Ask about available formats when contacting venues or tour operators.
Businesses that serve the public must allow service animals in all guest areas. No deposits or surcharges apply.
Veterinary services, some with 24-7 emergency care, are available throughout the Keys should your animal need treatment during your stay.
Airport transfers: Many hotels arrange accessible shuttles from Key West International Airport or Miami International Airport.
Getting around: Key West Transit, Conch Tour Train, and Old Town Trolley all provide accessible options. Check schedules before traveling.
Day trips: Ferries to Dry Tortugas National Park and Sunset Key offer wheelchair-friendly boarding. Verify details when reserving.
Keys Vacation Supply Rentals (Marathon/Middle Keys) – Wheelchairs, scooters, mobility aids
Island Comfort Mobility (Key West) – Wheelchairs and scooters
Cloud of Goods – Wheelchairs, scooters, mobility devices
Four Star Rentals (Key West/Stock Island) – Wheelchairs and scooters
The Hip Tourist (Key West) – Wheelchairs and scooters
Medical Care Services (Miami/Florida Keys) – Oxygen supplies and medical devices
Call ahead to confirm current inventory or service availability.
Tourism offices and chambers can assist with accessibility details across all five destinations:
Key Largo Chamber of Commerce
Islamorada Chamber of Commerce
Marathon Chamber of Commerce
Lower Keys Chamber of Commerce
Key West Chamber of Commerce
Florida Relay Service – telecommunications support
Florida State Parks Accessibility – request adaptive equipment in advance
Society for Accessible Travel & Hospitality
Able Trust
Florida Disabled Outdoors Association
Florida Keys Council for People with Disabilities
Book early, confirm accessibility details, and share specifics like ramp widths, lift needs, or equipment sizes.
If you use adaptive gear like wheelchairs, beach chairs, or water lifts, please mention this when scheduling tours to ensure smooth experiences across The Keys.
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