Key West Breeze Vacations

06/08/2026

The BEST!!

Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary with The Rotary Club of Key West 🇺🇸

Join us this 4th of July for a full day of family fun, live entertainment, beachside festivities, and an unforgettable fireworks show at Edward B. Knight Pier! 🌴✨

🏖 Family Fun at Higgs Beach
🕙 10AM-7PM
Bounce houses, beach games, burgers, hot dogs, drinks & more!

⭐️ Stars Over the Shore at Casa Marina
🕛 12PM-10PM
🎶 Live entertainment from 2PM-6PM
Enjoy BBQ stations, beachfront views, and fireworks from the shore.

🎇 Fireworks Show
🕘 9PM • Rain or shine

🤝 Sponsorship Opportunities Available!
Contact Sam Steele at [email protected] to become a sponsor.

All proceeds benefit the Rotary Club of Key West Foundation supporting scholarships and community programs that benefit our local community. ❤️

06/03/2026

Moondog is a favorite, haven’t been to Blue Heaven in years but it was always great.

04/25/2026

More events for Conch Republic Days!

04/23/2026

Conch Republic Days on now!

04/15/2026

Must admit, I have not done sailed on this ship BUT a sail on a schooner in Key West waters is not to be missed.

03/04/2026

Across from my vacation rental property…

Most people don't know this spot exists.

This little path?

Leads to one of the most beautiful beaches in Key West.

Quiet. Peaceful. Exactly what you're looking for.

The kind of place where you can actually breathe.

Just you... the sand... and the water.

This is what the island is all about.

The hidden gems you stumble on when you're willing to explore.

So next time you're down here...

Find the path.

You won't regret it.

📍 Key West

01/28/2026

Some inspiration for your home

01/18/2026

Had to share Maggie Ruley’s latest series of paintings, two are still on the easel being worked on, but you get the gist.
I absolutely LOVE these! Visit her Studio at 933b Fleming St in Key West.

01/04/2026

11/22/2025

My first read was Stormy Weather, set in the aftermath of Hurricane Andrew. I was to learn that many of the tales told in that book were uncomfortably close to truth.

To say that something is straight out of a Carl Hiaasen novel is by now only a slightly less clichéd way of saying that truth, especially in Florida, is stranger than fiction. At 72, Hiaasen has dozens of books to his name, including a new one out this month—nearly all set in his home state. https://theatln.tc/2TOOwgeM

Hiaasen’s books are animated in equal measure by righteous anger and a penchant for the absurd. He has spent decades trying to explain to his non-Floridian readers that reality provides much of the inspiration for his fiction. From 1976 to 2021, he covered crooked developers, corrupt politicians, and South Florida’s “cavalcade of crime” for the Miami Herald. The job provided near-infinite grist for his imagination.

Today, he drives around in a midsize white Cadillac SUV—the state car—with a bumper sticker that says WTF: WELCOME TO FLORIDA. For our June issue, Amy Weiss-Meyer went into the mangroves with Florida’s poet of excess and grift.