What to Do in Key Largo
Sun, Reefs & Rare Wildlife
Nestled at the northern tip of the Florida Keys, Key Largo serves as a vibrant introduction to the idyllic island chain. Famous as the “Diving Capital of the World,” it’s home to the nation’s first underwater park, pristine coral reefs, and a blend of lush ecosystems perfect for adventure, wildlife encounters, and tranquil escapes. Click below to learn more about each activity.
John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park
Swim among vibrant coral gardens, kayak the mangrove-lined sounds, or view the underwater statue “Christ of the Abyss” by glass-bottom boat.
African Queen Canal Cruise
Glide along in the famed steamboat from the classic film The African Queen. Cruise Key Largo’s canals, search for dolphins, and enjoy a nostalgic, cinematic voyage.
Molasses Reef
Adventure offshore to Molasses Reef or Pickles Reef, renowned for crystal-clear waters, abundant marine life, and historic shipwrecks.
Dagny Johnson Park
Wander trails through endangered hardwood forests, discover rare species like the Key Largo Woodrat, and experience a peaceful tropical immersion.
Wild Bird Rehabilitation Center
Observe rescued native birds, stroll peaceful boardwalks, and learn about critical conservation efforts, community-focused, heartwarming wildlife encounters.
Theater of the Sea
Visit this classic marine park for dolphin shows, sea lion encounters, snorkeling with rays, and relaxing tropical gardens.
Snook’s Bayside
A waterfront gem with open-air dining, live music, tropical libations, and front-row seats to unforgettable sunsets.
The Fish House
Featured among Key Largo’s top-rated seafood spots on TripAdvisor—celebrated for its fresh catch and island-style ambiance.
Key Largo Chocolates
Indulge your sweet tooth at this local favorite, an artisanal dessert haven where handcrafted chocolates, ice creams, and baked goods meet cozy charm.
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