If you can think of nothing better than being out on the ocean and reveling in the thrill of the catch, then we highly recommend you charter a fishing boat and do just that. Length also depends on your preference, ranging from a couple of hours to all day. Most fishing trips include beverages and a crew of expert boatmen that will take you to all the hot spots they can find.
The Florida Keys are home to the only living reef accessible from the United States. This means that one of the best things to do in Key Largo is to hop in the water and do some snorkeling. It is possible to snorkel from the beach in just about any location on the island. You can rent snorkel equipment from you resort or the local shops. However, if you want to snorkel directly over some of the good reefs, we recommend a snorkel tour in John Pennekamp State Park.
These trips take you out into the ocean and anchor near accessible coral reef locations. This is the best snorkeling you can do in Key Largo. We saw a large variety of fish on our trip including barracuda and lobster. There are many amazing things to do in Key Largo for nature lovers, but the lovely island also welcomes art enthusiasts who want to get in touch with the local art.
Located in the Kona Kai Resort , the Gallery of Kona Kai is a special place that offers visitors the chance to admire interesting creations signed by local artists, as well as sleep among them.
So, if sleeping surrounded by art is your dream, now it can come true! The resort and the gallery are owned by Veronica and Joe Harris who are extremely passionate about art so, not only does their collection include local creations, but also beautiful works of art signed by renowned artists around the world. Whether you are traveling with your friends or exploring the Florida Keys with your family, spending a day at Harry Harris park and beach is always a great idea.
The great little park is perfect for a leisurely picnic and it has a fantastic view. In addition, adventurous travelers can not only swim in the calm waters of the ocean but also snorkel and explore the underwater beauty. Located on the northernmost point of Key Largo, there is a fascinating lagoon that offers visitors the chance to watch and interact with charming dolphins and manatees. With Islamorada so close to Key Largo, you can easily base yourself on Key Largo and enjoy both islands.
This includes the fantastic History of Diving Museum. It takes you on a journey from the very beginning, as man makes gains in exploring the oceans. Learn about the evolution of breathing underwater and all that comes with that. This place is the stuff of legends when it comes to visiting the Florida Keys. No trip to Key Largo would be complete without a stop here to feed the massive tarpons that gather under the docks. Fish is sold at the entrance to the dock. Make your way to the end and get ready for a thrill like no other.
That said, I think the pelicans are far more dangerous than the tarpon. The owners live everything Florida Keys and take pride in their brews, that they distribute throughout the Keys. There is no shortage of great places to get seafood in the Florida Keys. However, one of the top things to do in Key Largo is to enjoy a meal at the Marker 88 restaurant. For this place, it is all about the location. They have a beachfront, gulf side property that serves up fine island seafood favorites.
A visit here is recommended for either lunch or dinner, they do have a private beach with loungers that you can enjoy during the day. Key Largo and Islamorada are so close to each other that you can enjoy all that they both offer while being based in Key Largo. Both islands offer plenty to do, but there are also a few uninhabited islands to check out between them too. These areas make great spots for sunbathing, picnics, snorkeling and just plain enjoying being in the Caribbean.
Nothing says relaxation like fresh seafood, tropical cocktails, and panoramic views of the sunset. Located on the dock-side pier, the Sol by the Sea restaurant is the perfect setting for a romantic dinner with some of the best sunset views in Florida. Grab a seat by the open windows and enjoy mouth-watering dishes like seafood paella, tuna tartar, and even Cajun crab fries. Wash it down with a hand-crafted dragon fruit mojito or rum shack mai tai, and you have yourself a perfect evening!
It would be a crime to leave Key Largo without enjoying at least one sunset dinner, so make sure you get yourself here for some gorgeous views.
It really is the perfect way to end the day after a busy day visiting all of Key Largo attractions. The protected tide pool is ideal for children and young swimmers. We also recommend bringing food and drinks and finding a shady spot underneath the palm trees for an afternoon picnic. Brimming with abundant marine life, Key Largo offers some of the best sport-fishing in Florida.
There are tons of fishing charter companies to choose from. You can decide between fun party boats, private reef trips, and even after-dark fishing tours. Some companies will also clean and cook your catch right in front of you, which makes for an unforgettable lunch at sea. The crystal clear waters of Key Largo are ideal for snorkeling.
You can offshore snorkel right from the sandy coastline of the beaches, or hire a charter to take you to some of the best deep-water snorkeling sights. If you have any interest in the world of scuba or deep-sea exploration, then the History of Diving Museum is for you. Step back in time and discover how scuba diving became one of the most unique water sports in the world. Learn about early pioneers, look at antiquated technology, and even marvel at the different treasures recovered from shipwrecks.
Serving home-brewed craft beer and strong spirits, the Islamorada Brewery is guaranteed to quench your thirst on a hot Flordia day. The brewery is located on the small island of Islamorada, surrounded by swaying palm trees just a few steps from the water. Next door to the brewery is the on-site distillery where you can sample their liquor flight of rum, gin, and vodka. There is also a charming beer garden where you can soak up the sun while drinking refreshing beverages.
Located in the heart of Islamorada, the Florida Keys Brewing Company has over 20 different beers on draft. Grab a pint of Bayside Coffee Blonde or the Grapefruit to be Alive and head to the tropical beer garden in the backyard. There are tons of lawn games and picnic tables where you can enjoy the real Florida island life. Also located within the marine sanctuary you can find the stunning Christ of the Deep statue which makes for a striking sight submerged beneath the waves.
Actually one of three in the world, it was placed in its current scenic spot in and has since attracted thousands of divers. Over an hour and a half you slowly travel through the Port Largo Canals, taking in the sights and learning about its history as you go. Built in , the sturdy steamboat shot to fame after it featured prominently in the film The African Queen which starred Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn.
The historic boat certainly boasts a fascinating past having also carried mercenaries, missionaries, and cargo up and down the Congo River in colonial times. Now restored and based in Key Largo, it takes guests on unforgettable sightseeing cruises from the Marina Del Mar to the Atlantic Ocean and back. Set towards the southern end of the island is another of its top onshore attractions: the Florida Keys Wild Bird Rehabilitation Center.
This interesting, educational place houses all kinds of beautiful birds, from herons and hawks to owls, pelicans, and vultures. Aside from seeing the birds and exploring the mangroves and wetlands, you also learn about their behavior, how they were injured and how they live in the wild.
Sprawled across a huge swathe of South Florida is the Everglades National Park, is one of the most unique and incredible ecosystems in the States. Its vast wetlands, mangroves and forests are home to a host of amazing animals with countless outdoor activities also on offer. The largest stretch of tropical wilderness in the country, its endless waterways protect endangered species, such as the American crocodile, Florida panther, and West Indian manatee.
In addition, it is home to hundreds of fish and bird species with its diverse plant life also harboring reptiles, too. The first underwater park to be established in the States, the gigantic John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park is one of the main reasons that Key Largo is so often described as a diving Mecca.
Aside from scuba diving and snorkeling trips, guests can also enjoy kayaking and glass-bottom boat tours.
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