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Little Palm Island

Little Palm Island

Price
Price on request
Style
Resort
Region
Florida

Little Palm Island is a 5.5-acre private island off Little Torch Key in the Florida Keys, reached only by the resort's launch or by seaplane. Thatched-roof bungalows, a beachfront and a lagoon pool host weddings for up to 60 guests, from elopements to full island buyouts.

The story

A private island in the Florida Keys

Little Palm Island sits just off Little Torch Key, about 28500 Overseas Highway on the mainland side, and can only be reached by boat or seaplane. That single fact shapes every wedding here. Guests board the resort's launch together, and once on the 5.5-acre island there are no cars, no crowds and no other events competing for the beach.

The resort rebuilt after Hurricane Irma destroyed it in September 2017. A reported $34 million reconstruction brought it back in March 2020, and the thatched-roof, British West Indies style bungalows once again line the shore. Ceremonies take place on the beachfront or beside the lagoon-style pool, and the resort's spa and on-island hair and make-up services keep the preparations in one place.

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The details

Everything your planner asks first.

Pricing & packages

Price
Price on request

Capacity & stay

Capacity
Up to 60 guests

Location & experiences

Region
Florida, United States
Nearest airport
Key West International Airport (EYW) · about 30 min
Experiences
  • Snorkeling
  • SpaTerre Spa
  • Beach Yoga
  • Seaplane Arrival
  • Private Dining
  • Sandbar Picnics

Planning & policies

Exclusive use
Full island buyout available
Location
28500 Overseas Highway, Little Torch Key, FL 33042 (Mile Marker 28.5)
Capacity
Up to 60 guests
Access
By motor yacht (hourly from mainland, 11:30 am–9:30 pm) or seaplane
Exclusive Use
Full island buyout available
Weddings Contact
weddings@littlepalmisland.com / 305.680.8578
General Contact
NPBLPIFrontDesk@marriott.com / 305.684.8341
Pricing
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Frequently asked

Good to know.

How do guests reach Little Palm Island?

The island is accessible only by sea or sky. The hotel's motor yacht departs the Welcome Station on an hourly basis from 11:30 am to 9:30 pm; seaplane arrivals are also available for a more cinematic entrance.

What is the maximum capacity for a wedding?

The island can host up to 60 guests across its lush island settings.

Can we hire the entire island for our wedding?

Yes — a full island buyout is available, giving you complete privacy and personalised service across the entire property.

What experiences can guests enjoy around the wedding?

Guests can snorkel at Looe Key — the world's third-largest barrier reef — enjoy SpaTerre's wellness treatments and beach yoga, dine at The Dining Room or Palapa Bar, and join curated experiences such as sandbar picnics and fireside evenings under the stars.

How do I get in touch with the weddings team?

Contact the weddings team at weddings@littlepalmisland.com or call 305.680.8578.

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