We docked with Carnival Cruise at 7:30 AM and had only a few hours before we had to board back on ship by 12:30PM. Our group decided to do the Conch Tour train on our own so we could see the most of Key West in such a short amount of time. Our tour guide who goes by the name... More

I believe it was bob,that i took the ride with.he was very informative about the history of key west,and funny at the sametime.loved the ride,would go again for sure.

"Sponge" Bob, our tour guide, had an encyclopedic knowledge of Key West. He helped passengers on or off as needed, possessed a terrific sense of humor, and made a quick tour of the island possible. I recommend the Conch Tour Train to anyone experiencing Key West for the first time.

Having a 1.5 year old with us, the walking of Key West, along with the sunburn can take it's toll on a toddler. Setting out each morning with the intent to see the wonderful sunset, always ended in an early trip back to our hotel as we were too hot and the baby was cranky. Welcome to a good way... More

I've taken this and similar tours on Key West, but the Conch Train is definitely the best. They are the only ones that drive down Duval Street extensively and they don't waste time by taking you up through New Town. The stories (true and legend) are great and not completely "canned". We had two different drivers through the same part... More

Great tour guide...Bob. Very knowledgeable and full of fun. A great way to get a little history on Key West.

We had only a few hours to spend in Key West from our cruise so we decided to take this trolley. The cruise ship was selling tickets for only $19 as we exited the ship so we decided to try it. The driver, Bruce, was very informative on the tour. He was considerate of the locals by observing a quiet... More

On our last day in Key West this past week, after check-out and with a while before our flight, we decided to take the tour. We had a really enjoyable time and the guide, BJ, made it interesting and fun. I was a bit surprised at the fact that I have been going to Key West for just about 12... More

Skip the conch tour train and trolley! They're time consuming and for the money you'll spend its much more fun to explore the island by renting some bikes. Most the things they point out are open to the public so you can visit them on your own for a much more in depth experience.