What month is best for Florida Keys?

Go November through February to feel the energy and heat With a primed climate – high temperatures are typically in the mid- to upper-70s – and a unique tropics-meets-winter holiday charm, it's no wonder so many opt to hit the Florida Keys this time of year.



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Go November through February to feel the energy and heat With a primed climate – high temperatures are typically in the mid- to upper-70s – and a unique tropics-meets-winter holiday charm, it's no wonder so many opt to hit the Florida Keys this time of year.

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Most importantly, though, summer in Key West marks the start of hurricane season, which runs from June through November. Most hurricanes don't hit Key West until late August, though some occasionally hit earlier than that.

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Because there's not really a bad time to visit the Keys, finding a low price can be a challenge no matter what month you try. However, you'll likely have the best luck in “off” months like September and November.

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To accomplish many things to do in the Florida Keys, you'll need a solid five days. I stayed in the Florida Keys for five days (four nights), and got to see and do quite a bit. However, if you have 1 week in the Florida Keys, that's even better.

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The 'coldest' month is January, but daytime highs still average a warm 75°F (24°C) — although to Floridians, this might feel cold!

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The Florida Keys have a year-round swimming season from January to December. The water temperature in Florida Keys does not fall below 68°F throughout those months, making swimming enjoyable.

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You should plan to spend around $551 per day on your vacation in Key West, which is the average daily price based on the expenses of other visitors. Past travelers have spent, on average, $385 on meals for one day and $51 on local transportation.

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1999 - Hurricane Irene reached hurricane status while crossing the Florida Straits in 1999. Its eye passed over Key West, making landfall near Cape Sable. Most of its strong winds were confined to the Lower and Middle Keys. The storm resulted in indirect deaths on the mainland and significant damage in Florida.

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If you're looking for the quintessential Florida Keys experience - Key Largo is your best bet. If you're looking for eclectic entertainment, spirited bars, and parties that roll all night long - Key West is certainly for you.

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Boasting temperate waters and more than 3,400 hours of annual sunshine, the beaches of Key West are some of the most popular destinations on this tropical island paradise. You can enjoy the sun, sand and warm water as well as a variety of activities like swimming, snorkeling and fishing.

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Calusa Beach is another popular option in the Keys. It's located within Bahia Honda State Park, between Big Pine Key and Marathon, on the Gulf side, which means its waters are sheltered and calm. The gentle Gulf is great for families with children who want to swim.

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