Top spots to drive in Key West

With the launch of Key West on Saturday, July 1, we’re excited to be bringing new economic opportunity and access to safe rides 24/7 to all of the Florida Keys! To help you make the most of your time on the road, we’ve assembled a list of local hot spots where riders will likely be looking for rides.

Duval Street
Duval Street is one of the top attractions for tourists – and a spot where they’ll be looking for convenient and safe rides. With its restaurants, shops and bars, visitors enjoy Duval Street as a spot to relax after a day of sightseeing.

Sloppy Joe’s
Sloppy Joe’s is a true Key West tradition –  it’s loved by locals and frequented by tourists. Located on Duval Street, this restaurant sees a lot of foot traffic – meaning it’s also likely to be a trip hotspot!

Key West International Airport
You will be able to pick up riders coming back to the Keys or those looking to come experience the wonder of Key West. Please note that driver-partners are not allowed to wait on airport property for requests, so it’s best to stay outside of the perimeter to get matched with airport requests.

Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum
Nestled in the heart of Old Town, Key West, the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum was once home to one of our country’s most famed authors. The tranquil grounds are a magnet for those looking for a break from Duval street or the sunny beaches. It’s also a “must see” for many visitors who arrive by cruise ship.

Southernmost Point

Southernmost Point can be found in many Key West Instagram, Snapchat and Facebook posts,  so you’ll be sure to find people wondering around the cone-shaped marker  taking countless photos. Help them get to the next viewpoint and perhaps even share your local knowledge to make the ride extra special

We are so excited to see you on the road this weekend. If you need help, please reach out to us at help.uber.com and we’ll be happy to assist!

Photo courtesy of Todd Andrew Feit /Conchtastic Key West