Key West Sunrise and Sunset Pictures

The Florida Keys exude clear blue green waters, coral reef islands, old sails, pirate stories and spectacular sunrise and sunset ceremonies. The most popular location for watching a sunset in Key West Florida is Mallory Square.  It’s also crowded every evening for the show.  So we bring you some sunset and sunrise photos from Key West that aren’t from Mallory Square.  Enjoy the pictures from Key West campgrounds.

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Filming a Panoramic Sunrise in Key West Florida

Key West Sunrise

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Highway Lights Reflection Before Sunrise - Florida Keys Sunrise at Boyd's Key West Campground

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Florida Keys Sunrise at Boyd's Key West Campground

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Sailboats Waking Up - Florida Keys Sunrise at Boyd's Key West Campground

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Tall Sailboat Anchored - Florida Keys Sunrise at Boyd's Key West Campground

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Tall Sailboat Anchored - Florida Keys Sunrise at Boyd's Key West Campground

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Highway Lights Still On - Florida Keys Sunrise from Boyd's Key West Campground

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A Peaceful Morning View - Florida Keys Sunrise from Boyd's Key West Campground

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Sailboats Resting - Florida Keys Sunrise from Boyd's Key West Campground

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Time Lapse Filming - Florida Keys Sunrise from Boyd's Key West Campground

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Pelican Flying - Florida Keys Sunrise from Boyd's Key West Campground

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Pelican Flying - Florida Keys Sunrise from Boyd's Key West Campground

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Highway Lights Off - Florida Keys Sunrise from Boyd's Key West Campground

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Bright Sun - Florida Keys Sunrise from Boyd's Key West Campground

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Bright Sun - Florida Keys Sunrise from Boyd's Key West Campground

Key West Sunset

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Seagulls Flying - Florida Keys Sunset at Boyd's Key West Campground

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Florida Keys Sunset at Boyd's Key West Campground

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Seagulls & Pelicans on a Boat - Florida Keys Sunset at Boyd's Key West Campground

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Florida Keys Sunset at Boyd's Key West Campground

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Florida Keys Sunset at Boyd's Key West Campground

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Florida Keys Sunset at Boyd's Key West Campground

Moonlight on The Florida Keys

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Florida Keys Moonlight from Long Key State Park, Marathon, Florida

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Florida Keys Moonlight from Long Key State Park, Marathon, Florida

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23 Responses to Key West Sunrise and Sunset Pictures

  1. Andi August 9, 2011 at 10:33 #

    Soooo beautiful!!!

  2. Maria August 9, 2011 at 16:40 #

    Nice little getaway!

  3. Charu August 9, 2011 at 23:36 #

    Simply superb pictures! Truly well done…pat yourselves on the back. I do want to visit the Hemingway house one day…next stop in Florida on my bucket list.

    • Jason August 11, 2011 at 11:27 #

      Aracely just visited during their annual Hemingway parade. Hundreds of guys dressed up like him marched all over town and even participated in a look a like contest. They looked pretty darn real.

  4. Scott August 11, 2011 at 01:17 #

    I’m planning my first Key West trip for the winter… can’t wait to see scenery like this.

    • Jason August 11, 2011 at 11:24 #

      The winter is the best time to go. It’s dry season, its cool at night and the mosquitos aren’t bad. Key west can be very expensive. The cheap hotels cost $200 a night, but camping is available on the other islands. It depends on what you intend to do. You can always drive to Key West, but camp on Bahia.

  5. Don Faust August 11, 2011 at 01:19 #

    I like the dusk shots, with the boats up close and the pelican with wings stretched out.

    • Jason August 11, 2011 at 11:22 #

      I definitely needed more sunsetting pics, but the sun set behind us as opposed the sunrise in front of us. On our campground it was all trees behind us, so I couldn’t get any great shots of the sun when it was setting.

  6. Josh Aggars August 11, 2011 at 13:43 #

    Hey Jason,

    Great pics. Looks like a beauitful place to visit. I never made it that far south on previous stays in Florida but given I have an open invite with a friend in Miami I think next time I have to take advantage and head down. You live in a great part of the world my friend. I get sunrises and sunsets like that but without the warmth!

    Cheers
    Josh

  7. Ryan August 11, 2011 at 14:07 #

    I can’t get enough of Key West. Was just down there a few weeks ago and heading back next month. It’s just a different world there, and the sunsets, ugh. Out of this world beautiful. I took the old schooner, the Western Union out for a sunset boat ride last time and it was magical. Saw a great sunset and a few waterspouts in the distance thunderstorms. Ahhhh, Key West.

    • Jason August 16, 2011 at 15:29 #

      I got a few great pictures of the Schooner in the water, but haven’t taken a ride yet. I will add it to my list.

  8. Heidi August 15, 2011 at 16:28 #

    I hardly ever get to see sunrises and sunsets like this – mostly because of timing, I’m always out or asleep! But it’s for this reason that I enjoy looking at photos of them – these are no exception, they’re beautiful! :)

    Heidi

  9. Samuel August 18, 2011 at 16:16 #

    These are awesome shots! My favourite shot is the highway lights reflection & how you’ve framed it.

    • Jason August 19, 2011 at 10:54 #

      Thanks Sam, I was up pretty early to take that one.

  10. Kevin August 19, 2011 at 12:22 #

    Awesome shots! Love Long Key State Park, and just about anywhere in the middle Keys. Still waiting to catch the green flash, though. :)

    • Jason August 20, 2011 at 13:21 #

      I had to Google the green flash, I had never heard of it. Interesting. I guess you have to be really lucky, considering it only lasts a second or two. Looks like I will be watching many more sunsets. I really enjoyed Long Key State Park and Honda Park.

  11. Cassandra September 4, 2011 at 00:21 #

    Beautiful pictures! We moved to FL several months ago, but have yet to make it down to the Keys.

    • Jason September 6, 2011 at 11:32 #

      When the weather begins to cool down a bit and the mosquitos go away, it’s an amazing trip. Don’t just do Key West though, be sure to take different trips to different keys. We still have so many to visit and so many things to do. Camping has been our biggest joy in the keys.

  12. Laura September 24, 2011 at 10:53 #

    Beautiful sunset photos!!

  13. Ryan November 24, 2011 at 21:11 #

    Nice photos. I make it down to Key West a few times a year and sun sets and sun rises are a must. I’m usually moot awake for the sunrise but have seen and photographed many beautiful sunsets. Love that little island.
    Cheers!

  14. Teresa December 18, 2011 at 13:33 #

    Funny, I was surprised that one of my favorites of your photos was the black and white, the contrast and the clouds are amazing.

    Key West is such a beautifully colorful place, not only the sunsets but the buildings and the local culture, great for a photo enthusiast. I travel down there on the Key West Express often just to take photos. It really is a beautiful place.

    Though I usually love to work in color you’ve inspired me to see key West through a different lense. Thanks!

    Teresa

  15. Terry Johnston January 30, 2012 at 05:00 #

    Amazing photographs! There’s nothing that beats a Florida sunset and these pictures are just great! Makes me miss the Keys whenever I see pics like this. Thanks for sharing!

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