• Sloppy Joe’s - As part of the adventure, a seasoned (and sober!) tour guide will drive the cart to explore the area! The tour will include the Duval Crawl, Sloppy Joe’s, Captain Tony’s, and a stop at the Green Parrot for a refreshing drink and happy hour, before enjoying the sunset performers at Mallory Square.

Are you a Jimmy Buffett fan? If requested, the Seahawk cart tour can include a nostalgic journey past Jimmy’s studio and all the known places he lived.

• Hemingway Rum - Papa’s Pilar Distillery - Of all the places he visited, “Papa” Ernest Hemingway chose Key West as his home. Here, the rum crafted in his honor, Papa’s Pilar, is made. The Rum Distillery is housed in a historic tobacco warehouse built in 1878 by skilled Irish bricklayers. Visitors can learn the art of rum making, discover how the unique spirit is crafted, uncover untold stories of Hemingway, and experience an adventure that would make Papa proud. Taste, experience, explore, shop, and bring the spirit of Hemingway home! Open Sun - Thurs 11am-5pm, Fri and Sat 10am-5pm. Located at the corner of Greene and Simonton Street in Old Town Key West.

• Mallory Square - The tour will drive by Mallory Square, where street performers gather and crowds watch the sunset.

• The Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum - The Ernest Hemingway House was the residence of the American writer in the 1930s, located on the island of Key West, Florida, at 907 Whitehead Street, across from the Key West Lighthouse, near the southern coast. Due to its association with Hemingway, it is the most popular tourist attraction in Key West. It is also known for its large population of Hemingway cats, many of which are polydactyl.

• Hog’s Breath Saloon - The tour will pass by the legendary Hog’s Breath Saloon to enjoy some music and a cold drink!

• Southernmost Point - A must-see drive-by spot for a memorable photo!

• Key West Lighthouse and Keeper’s Quarters Museum - The Key West Lighthouse, completed in 1825 and standing 73 feet tall, served as a crucial navigation aid until it was decommissioned in 1969. Now a museum, visitors can explore its history and climb to the top for scenic views.

• Green Parrot Bar - The Parrot is a gathering of non-judging peers, a rugged and friendly council. It is a place of fun and misadventures, understated kindness, and everyday miracles. It has witnessed all kinds of human exploits, from poetry slams to divorce celebrations, memorial services to hurricane parties, pet birthday bashes, tattoo contests, and fundraising benefits.

• Schooner Wharf Bar - Since 1984, Schooner Wharf Bar in Key West has been a local favorite, located on the site of the old Singleton Shrimp factory. Known for its funky, open-air atmosphere, live music, and fresh seafood, it embodies the charm of old Key West.

• Key West Cemetery - Established in 1847 on high ground, 16 feet above sea level, following the disastrous hurricane of October 11, 1846, which unearthed the previous beach-side cemetery. This remains an active cemetery with about 100 interments a year. Within the fenced 19 acres, between 80,000 to 100,000 people are laid to rest.

• Private transportation

Join a guided golf cart tour around Key West with an experienced and responsible driver! Enjoy a ride past iconic spots like Jimmy Buffett’s studio, Mallory Square, Sloppy Joe’s, and Hog’s Breath Saloon, among other popular party destinations. Simply tell us your desired stops, and we’ll ensure a safe journey! If you’re planning to enjoy the nightlife, we can assist in getting you home safely without any hassle!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.