KEY WEST
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The 8 most popular trolley & conch train tours in Key West. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
A budget-friendly, hop-on hop-off trolley around Key West with lively narration, 13 smart stops, and free entry to Sails to Rails.
“Knowledgeable tour guides. A lot of crowding on days with the cruise ships. A convenient way to see the sights.”
Key West’s Ghosts and Gravestones trolley tour mixes spooky Old Town lore with a quick Shipwreck Museum stop for a fun evening.
“In hindsight, the trolley concept for a haunted tour probably wasn't a good choice for us. Not the same feel as a walking tour where can absorb a little more.”
Ride Key West’s Conch Train with narration, see major sights, and score free Sails to Rails Museum admission plus included walking tours.
“Our tour guide, Curtis, could not have been better. He was very knowledgeable, polite, and professional. The tour was planned well, but not sure why we had a ten minute stop at the store. I would have preferred to continue the tour without a break. It's also important to point out that this is a…”
Hop on an orange-and-green trolley for a full day in Key West. 13 stops, live guide, and free Sails to Rails Museum entry.
“Great way to see Key West. Enjoyed every minute of it. Guide was fun and informative.”
Hop aboard Key West’s conch train for a 60-minute Old Town loop, live stories, and free Sails to Rails Museum entry for $45.
A 1-hour Key West ghost trolley tour with haunted stops, Robert the Doll, and a museum peek at Shipwreck Treasures.
Hop-on Key West trolley with live narration, flexible stops, Sails to Rails Museum entry, and two walking tours included. 90 minutes.
“Very convenient way to go around Key West and learn about the history. May need to wait a bit longer in a cruise ship is in town.”
Key West Conch Tour Train: narrated 90-minute loop, Sails to Rails Museum included, two free walking tours, easy port access.
“Very informative! A great way to spend an afternoon in the keys. Driver made us feel like we were locals.”
