We will ride by the Mel Fisher Maritime Museum containing an extensive collection of artefacts from 17th century shipwrecks, a nationally recognised research facility and a fully operating Conservation and Archaeology lab.

We will ride the full length of Duval Street, just over 1.25 miles, from the Gulf of Mexico to the Atlantic Ocean! The beautiful Bahamian and Spanish influenced Victorian Mansions fill the southern area of Key West’s Main Street. The largest one is the Southernmost Mansion, located next to KeyWest’s South Beach. Art galleries, boutiques and bodegas populate this part of Duval Street. The Cuban flair is everywhere… from Cuban cigars to Cuban coffee shops… In Mid-Duval, we’ll see Willy T’s, Jimmy Buffett’s Original Margaritaville, Key West’s Hard Rock Cafe, Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church, the Oldest Schoolhouse and the oldest standing house in Key West. Continuing our ride towards the northern tip of Duval street, we’ll reach the upper blocks containing the most famous bars… The Bull & Whistle, The Garden of Eden, Irish Kevin’s, Rick’s, Dirty Harry’s, Hog’s Breathe Saloon, the Smallest Bar in Key West. And the most famous bar in Key West, Sloppy Joe’s!

We'll ride along Key West unique and intriguing cemetery in the heart of Old Town, at the foot of Solares Hill.

We will ride by the Basilica of Saint Mary Star of the Sea, the only Catholic church in Key West. Beautiful Victorian-style architecture seating next to the Grotto, which is believed to protect the island from hurricanes.

We will on the popular Edward B. Knight Pier, formally known as White Street Pier. Built in 1960, this fishing pier stands as the "unfinished highway to Havana"!

The Southernmost Point buoy is Key West most photographed landmark. The large concrete painted buoy officially locates the southernmost point in the continental United States. The line is always long at this spot to get your picture taken, but no worries, we’ll be able to get a great shot right in front of the buoy while remaining seated in the pedicab!

The Ernest Hemingway House was the residence of American writer Ernest Hemingway in the 1930s. Due to its association with Hemingway, the property is the most popular attraction in Key West. It is also famous for its large population of so-called Hemingway cats, many of which are polydactyl.

The present Key West Lighthouse is located across the road from the Hemingway House. It stands on ground about 15 feet above sea level and it is 73 feet tall, placing the light about 88 feet above sea level.

The Mile Marker 0 of US Route 1 is located at the crossroads of Whitehead Street and Fleming Street. It is undeniably the most stolen mile marker in America! We’ll make sure to take your picture there before it disappears again!

We will ride through the Historic Seaport, along the harbour walk waterfront, viewing majestic schooners and fun filled catamarans... We'll pass by the oldest eatery on the island (still operational) while enjoying this unique and authentic area.

We will ride through the beautiful and fancy Truman Annex area, pass by the original Weather Bureau and stop at the Little White House for pictures and/or stretch our legs! A beautiful spot filled with history! Also, we will pass by the PRESIDENTIAL GATES which only open when a President is in town!