Cape Air - Travel - In 1993, Cape Air began offering flights between South Florida and the Keys and in 1998, the Caribbean route took flight.

Casa Antigua - e-Chamber - Hemingway's first Key West home.

Cayo Hueso y Habana Historeum - Culture - This unique emporium, located in historic Mallory Square is filled with colorful shops, memorabilia and displays of the rich Cuban Conch heritage of Key West. Visitors will see cigars being hand rolled as they have been for hundreds of years. At Pepe's Casa Cayo Hueso restaurant, you will be able to taste the finest Cuban food north of Havana.

Charter Boat Row - Outdoors -

Clarence S. Higgs Memorial Beach - Outdoors - Beaches - public beach on the southern end of Key West.

CoffeeMill Dance & Yoga Studio - Culture - Open Classes for Beginners through Professionals.

Conch Republic - History - The Conch Republic was established by secession of the Florida Keys from the United States of America, on April 23rd, 1982 in response to a United States Border Patrol Blockade setup on highway U.S.1 at Florida City just to the north of the Florida Keys.

Cork & Stogie - Nitelife - established in September of 2009 and been welcomed into the community ever since. Their specialty is Wine and Cigars.

Cowboy Bill's Honky Tonk Saloon - Nitelife - is the Southernmost Country Bar in the USA. Situated on Key West’s infamous Duval Street, Cowboy Bill’s is open seven days a week from 11 a.m. and never closes before 4 a.m.!

Cowboy Bill's Reloaded - Nitelife -

Custom House Museum - Culture - The Custom House was recognized in Florida Monthly Magazine as Florida’s 2007 Best Renovated Building; Best Historical Landmark; as well as Best Museum in Florida.