Hi there! We sure do - We have 1 trike for an adult.

In the state of Florida if you are under 16 you have to wear a helmet. If you're 16 or older you have to TAKE a helmet. If it's on your head, great! If it's in your basket and you fall off your bike and hit your head? I GAVE YOU A HELMET! Hope this helps!

I don't rent bikes, I only do guided tours. I do have a tandem for my tours but it's designed for 2 adults, or an older child. If you are talking about a Tug-a-Bug for a very small child I don't have that, I have a trailer. It's good for smaller kids and is rated up to 100 pounds. Hope this helps!

Parking for the Bike Tour On street parking is $4 an hour. There are kiosks in the middle of every block, and you purchase a ticket and place it on your dashboard. The machines only take coins or credit cards, no bills! To be safe you should buy 4 hours. The ticket is good in any on street paid parking, so you can drive somewhere else if there is still time on your ticket and it will be valid. In addition the city has a few paid lots, the closest being at Mallory Square. I think the rate there is $4.50 an hour. There are also private lots on Ann Street. The first one is at the beginning of the block, just off Front Street, at Two Friends Restaurant. They usually charge $20 for all day (but it changes seasonally), so that is the best option if you plan on staying till sunset and beyond. That one has an attendant. Directly besides our building are 2 small lots. The one closest to us is reserved for tenants of our building, don’t park there or you’ll get towed. The one between Two Friends and our tenant lot to has a kiosk similar to the ones on the street, and will cost you $4 an hour, with the all-day option of $25. However, the landlord it a total jerk so only park there as a last resort! If you’re like me and don’t want to pay to park and don’t mind walking a few blocks, then there is free parking in the neighborhood a few blocks away. If you look on a map of Key West then anything inside of Simonton and Caroline is residential. Most spots are marked Residential only, you’ll get a ticket if you don’t have a residential decal on your window. Some spots don’t have that painted on the street are fair game. If you’re not familiar with Key West you may have to hunt for these, but nothing beats free, does it? I hope this helps, but if you have any questions please call me at 305-340-7834. See you soon!

Yes you can. Go to our website and fill out the form, and in the comments section let me know the date and ship and I'll give you directions. This is a history tour, and sometimes young children get bored, so make sure your child is up for a history tour of Key West. See you then!

I'm sorry, we don't offer any tours in Spanish.

That depends on the day. It either docks at Margaritaville Resort and Marina, a 5 minute 3 block walk, or at the Navy Pier. The city provides free shuttles into town that run back and forth all day, and they drop you off within 2 blocks of the shop.

Yes we do, 10 %, which makes it $40 with tax, not $45. But you'd have to book direct to get it. Hope to see you soon!

$42+tax, $45 with tax.

It helps to book as soon as possible, and I'd also suggest booking for the beginning of your stay. This way you get the lay of the land, and can get ideas of places to eat, drink, and things to do from your guide. There's usually room on the tour, but if you have a large group the sooner the better. Hope to see you soon!