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Why Locals Love November in Key West

  • Writer: Krystal Thomas
    Krystal Thomas
  • Nov 6
  • 1 min read
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Ask anyone who calls Key West home, and they’ll tell you November is pure magic. The summer heat has softened, the skies stay brilliantly blue, and a light breeze rolls in that makes every bike ride, beach walk, and evening on the porch feel just right. It’s the kind of weather that reminds you why you fell in love with island life in the first place.

This is the locals’ season, the calm before the holiday rush, when the streets are lively but never too crowded, and you can still grab a seat at your favorite restaurant without a wait. It’s the month when the snowbirds start to trickle in, the marinas hum with activity, and boating days are picture-perfect. The water is warm, the sunsets are breathtaking, and the pace of life hits that perfect Key West rhythm, easygoing yet full of possibility.


For us at ShineGroup, November captures the heart of what it means to live in the Keys. It’s a time to reconnect with community, to enjoy the small moments, morning strolls along the harbor, local art walks, sunset sails with friends. It’s also the start of the season when the island begins to sparkle with holiday lights and a spirit of togetherness that only Key West can create.


So, as the rest of the country pulls out sweaters and snow shovels, we’re grateful for balmy evenings, salty breezes, and that unmistakable island charm that makes every November here feel a little like a homecoming. 🌴☀️

 
 
 

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