Key Colony Beach Visitor Information

Key Colony Beach is located in the heart of the Florida Keys. It is the perfect family vacation setting with direct access to the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean for beautiful coral reefs, world class fishing, diving and much more. Key Colony Beach is a scenic one hour drive from Key West. It takes about an hour and a half, in the opposite direction, to get to the Florida Turnpike travelling through the Upper Keys and the Everglades along the way.

The City of Key Colony Beach welcomes you and hopes you enjoy your stay. Residents and guests enjoy an exceptional quality of life here. The City’s ordinances are designed to maintain that quality of life for all and to insure your quiet enjoyment with family and friends. A list of the regulations can be found by clicking this link: (Regulations) For proper discharge of fish remains into canals click this link:
(Discharge of fish)

The City staff and Police are often commended for the helpful assistance they provide to residents and visitors. You can visit the Police Department webpage by following this link: (Police Dept.) Please call 305 289-1212, or visit City Hall, for any information or assistance needed during your stay.

Many public events are scheduled in the Keys throughout the year. During the winter season, Key Colony Beach has a very active fishing and boating club and a community association that sponsor many fun events. The most popular is Key Colony Beach Day, the City’s birthday celebration scheduled in March. This one day event attracts many visitors and offers a variety of vendors, food, live music, games and more. Other popular winter activities include the lighted Christmas boat parade, free Sunday concerts in Sunset Park, the St. Patty’s Day parade and more. Summer brings the Kids Fishing Derby and July 4^th celebration.