Beaches in E Rockland Key, Florida

Smathers Beach is the longest stretch of beach, running along South Roosevelt for about three-fifths of a ... More on Moon Handbooks: Florida Beaches

Half mile stretch of sandy man-made beach. Restrooms, ample parking, concession stands, chair rentals, bike... More on Keywest.com

South Beach is at the very end of Duval Street; its location makes it very popular, in spite of its relatively small size. Aside from its location (only a block away from the Southernmost Point Mon... More on Weather.com

A favorite of locals. Nice sandy beach with shallow waters and a concrete pier. No restrooms or facilities. Located at the end ... More on Keywest.com

This tiny stretch of beach is the only beach we found in Key West that a dog can go to. More on DogFriendly.com

Canine favorite though rocky and slippery. No restrooms or facilities. Located next to Louie's Backyard (Vernon and Waddell). More on Keywest.com

Wide sandy beach with long wooden pier. Restroom facilities, covered picnic tables, full service restaurant... More on Keywest.com

Bathrooms were not clean . More on TripAdvisor

Next to Clarence S. Higgs Memorial Beach. - Newly designed and landscaped, this park is located on the Atlantic Ocean near White St. Pier. This is a great location for watching the ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Every evening visitors and residents gather to this strip of sand on the Atlantic to watch ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Key West. Just west of the airport on S. Roosevelt Blvd.One of Key West's longest beaches. Picnic areas, restroom facilities, a volleyball net and watersports. - SOUTH BEACHKey West. Found at the end of Duval Street. It is a small ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Your next Key West fishing charter should be with an experienced guide. Captain Rush Maltz is a local Key West fishing guide with year round experience fishing the local waters for a variety of offshore fish. Offshore fishing around ... More on AnglerWeb.com

'Wisteria Island', also known as Christmas Tree Island, is a privately-owned, uninhabited island in the lower Florida Keys 645 yards (590 m) northwest of the northwestern corner of the main island and City of Key West, Florida, Monroe ... More on Wikipedia