LGBTQ+

During Key West Pride in 2003, a 1.25-mile-long rainbow flag sewn by Gilbert Baker, the creator of the original rainbow flag, was unfurled to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the banner’s debut.Supported by approximately 2,000 volunteers of widely …

Key West’s wide array of entertainment — throughout the night, into the wee hours and all day, every day — means it’s challenging to experience all there is to do. LGBTQ visitors can enjoy theater and music performances, book on-the-water …

Authors and artists, playwrights and poets have long been lured to the romantic 2-by-4-mile island of Key West. Closer to Havana than to Miami, this seductive haven is richly endowed with creativity as one of America’s most fascinating literary and …

Key West’s offbeat picturesque charm and open, genuinely welcoming atmosphere are among the reasons the island city is so popular among LGBTQ visitors. This subtropical city, located 125 miles southwest of mainland Florida at the southernmost tip of …

The tiny subtropical island of Key West, luring more than 250,000 LGBTQ visitors each year, has earned a well-deserved reputation as one of the world’s most welcoming destinations that celebrates all types of diversity. The thriving Key West …

Since the mid-1800s the island of Key West has been renowned for its overall refined sense of taste. Wrecking captains salvaged fine cargo goods — silks and laces, wines, silver and gold, exotic trinkets and jewelry — from ships grounded on nearby …

For LGBTQ couples seeking a destination wedding and honeymoon, Key West exudes an exotic ambience as the ultimate romantic getaway — offering a welcoming island atmosphere, exquisite scenery, intriguing history and easy accessibility for travel. Key …

Key West’s accommodation properties are as diverse as the guests who travel to the Florida Keys. Visitors can choose from tropically styled adult-only guesthouses, intimate bed-and-breakfasts, lovingly restored inns, luxury waterfront resorts and …

Traveling to the picturesque island of Key West is a bucket-list adventure in itself. Driving the historic, 127-mile Florida Keys Overseas Highway is considered by many travelers to be the trip of a lifetime. “The highway that went to sea” has been …

Subtropical Key West has a sensual year-round climate as warm as the community’s welcome to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender visitors. The island city is historically frost-free, with an average annual temperature of 77.8 degrees …

Imagine a subtropical island in the continental United States with a free-spirited, live-and-let-live atmosphere that’s also warmly exotic, eccentric and enticing.Where rainbow flags fly proudly at public buildings, businesses and homes — even …