Little Palm Island

28500 Overseas Highway
Little Torch Key, Florida 33042

Written by Beth Garrett

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Little Palm Island is one of the many hidden gems that the Florida Keys has to offer, but this one might just be a little more special than the rest. Over the years, many famous people retreated to Little Palm Island to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life. President Harry Truman used to come here with his fishing buddies while John F. Kennedy came to watch the filming of the movie PT-109 that chronicled his war experiences. Since then, people from many different backgrounds have come to Little Palm Island in search of rest and relaxation and without a doubt, it can be found here. First of all, Guestroom at the Little Palm Island

no cars are permitted on the island. Guests of Little Palm Island must get there by either ferry or seaplane. One can almost feel their cares slip away as the ferry takes them from civilization and towards a Swiss Family Robinson type atmosphere. Secondly, there are no televisions on the island. Guests are encouraged to enjoy the surrounding natural beauty rather than that that comes out of a television set. This paradise on earth is not for children, as children under the ages of 16 are not permitted on Little Palm Island. This is a wonderful place to enjoy a romantic getaway or a vacation with friends. Located just 28 miles away from Key West, Little Palm Island seems to inhabit its own gorgeous corner of the world.

Little Palm Island in Little Torch Key, Florida

Little Palm Island boasts 28 extremely private thatched-roof bungalows located along a curving path that encircles the entire island. The bungalows sit high, almost in the treetops and the lush foliage and tropical flowers allow guests to have Livingroom at the Little Palm Island

plenty of privacy. The floor plan includes a beautifully appointed sitting room, a bedroom and bathroom featuring a Jacuzzi. For a more natural experience, the showers are located outside of the bungalow, but no need to worry, they are bamboo enclosed and offer plenty of privacy. The ceilings of the bungalows are made of bamboo, enshrouding guests with a feeling of times gone past. All bungalows are air-conditioned and the mosquito netting's that are draped over the four poster king-size beds are for effect only. Each bungalow also has its own verandah with a view of the ocean that will leave guests speechless and wishing that they never had to leave. There are also Two Island Grand Suites that feature his and her bathrooms as well as an outdoor hot tub. What is more romantic that enjoying champagne under the stars while soaking in a hot tub?

Tropical Bungalows

Little Palm Island is luxury and relaxation at its finest. Vacationers Newly Weds at Sunset at the Little Palm Island

can catch up on their reading while gently swaying in the island breeze in a hammock suspended between two trees. Little Palm Island also has an abundance of water related activities. Vacationers may take out canoes and explore the areas surrounding the island on their own. Other activities include snorkeling, deep-sea fishing, sailing, scuba diving, seaplane tours and eco tours. Sunbums can soak up some rays on the pristine sandy beach. Indulgent Island Spa also resides on Little Palm Island. The deep massages and other treatments will put anyone in the vacation mood. Treatments outside in the fresh tropical air are also available. Little Palm Island is also home to one of South Florida's most celebrated restaurants, Little Palm's. Guests may dine either beachside out under the stars, in the candle-lit dining room or on the terrace overlooking the beach. Each of the spots is as equally romantic. The food is superb. Caribbean, Floridian and pan-Asian flavors merge beautifully to create a meal that will make the palate sing with delight.

Nature in All Its Splendor

Little Palm Island is located on Little Torch Key, Florida about 28 miles north of Key West. With splendid spots like this, why vacation anywhere else?