Golf Cart Rentals

Maybe you are dreaming of beach-hopping with friends or moving a family of six when next you are in Key West.  You open a rental page like ours, and numbers appear everywhere. Some carts are electric and need charging, others run on gas and go farther, and each size has its own rate table. Suddenly

Choosing a golf cart in Key West can get confusing fast. There are electric and gas options, and each one is available in two, four, six, or even eight-seat versions, with corresponding price points. If the choices are starting to blur together, all you need to do is breathe.  The guide below explains every cart

Vacation math is brutal. You’ll be one family with three beach bags and four sweaty blocks to the next landmark. Skip the juggling act and hop into a golf cart—Key West’s breeziest, most group-friendly ride. Below are six perks that turn a humble cart into the MVP of island transport. 1. Comfort You Can Feel

Vacations are supposed to be easy, and renting a golf cart should be too. But here’s the thing: most people make a few rookie mistakes that turn what should be a laid-back cruise around paradise into a frustrating mess. Want to skip the stress and ride like a local from the jump? These no-fluff tips

You’re on vacation. Why stress over traffic, parking, or getting from place to place in the heat? Renting an electric cart in Key West is like hitting the easy button on your entire trip. It’s comfortable, quiet, and lets you cruise through the island like you’ve lived here forever. No waiting around. No tight parking

You didn’t come all the way to Key West to stare at traffic or wait in line. You’re here for the sun, the breeze, and the kind of views that make your friends jealous. And trust us, Key West is packed with them. With a golf cart, the wind in your hair, and your playlist

Thinking about renting an electric cart in Key West? Great choice. They’re fun, efficient, and way easier than dealing with a car. But before you hit the road, there are a few key things you should know. And that goes from battery life and parking rules to where you can (and can’t) drive. These simple tips