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Golf cart rentals on Key West: 57 carts

Choose your dates to check availability · 28 operators serving Key West · No booking fees — the price listed is what you pay · Last updated September 2026

28 operators serve Key West, with 47 street-legal LSV listings. Key West stands out for its nearly island-wide access to street-legal golf carts, making it easy to explore historic streets like Duval and Simonton. You’ll need a valid driver’s license, and most companies require drivers to be at least 21—always check your operator’s age policy before booking.

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Driving rules in Key West

  • Key West rental carts are street-legal low-speed vehicles (LSVs): titled, registered and insured, and allowed only on streets posted 35 mph or less (Fla. Stat. § 316.2122). Nearly every city street qualifies, including Duval Street.
  • A valid driver's license is required by law. Most Key West operators set their own minimum driver age of 21 to 25 — check the operator's terms.
  • Seat belts are required for every rider, and DUI laws apply exactly as they do in a car.
  • Stay on the island: carts are not permitted on US-1 / the Overseas Highway or on any bridge out of Key West. Some operators allow Stock Island; others end at the island line — confirm before you book.
  • No sidewalks or bike paths. Park in standard car spaces; most of Old Town is metered or paid parking.

Full guide: Key West Golf Cart Rental Guide: Rules, Where You Can Drive, and How to Book

Rules last reviewed August 23, 2026 against Fla. Stat. § 316.212, § 316.2122 and municipal codes. Posted limits and signage control; operators may set stricter terms.

Key West golf cart FAQs

Can I drive a rental golf cart on Duval Street?

Yes. Key West's rental carts are street-legal LSVs allowed on any street posted 35 mph or less, and nearly every city street, including Duval, qualifies. Many drivers prefer parallel streets like Simonton or Whitehead, which carry less traffic. No city ordinance banning carts from Duval was found when these rules were reviewed (August 2026).

Do I need a special license to rent a cart in Key West?

No — a standard valid driver's license is all Florida law requires. Rental companies set their own minimum ages, commonly 21 to 25, so check the operator's terms before booking.

Can I take the cart to Stock Island or up the Keys?

Never up the Keys: carts are not allowed on US-1 / the Overseas Highway or on the bridges. Stock Island depends on the operator — some permit it on streets posted 35 mph or less, others restrict rentals to Key West proper. Confirm the range rule with your operator.

What does a golf cart rental cost in Key West?

Observed September 2026: full-day rates for 4-passenger street-legal carts ran roughly $100 to $190 depending on the operator, with 6-passenger carts higher and weekly rates roughly $650 to $1,100. Several operators also rent by the hour for cruise-ship port days. Rates change seasonally — each listing shows what we last observed, and the operator confirms final pricing.

Where do you park a golf cart in Key West?

In standard car parking spaces, which in Old Town are usually metered or paid. Carts may not be parked on sidewalks. Parking scarcity is the main reason visitors choose a cart over a rental car here.

57 carts across 28 operators listed in Key West · Key West, FL