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- Snorkeling Dos & Don'ts in Key Largo
- Explore John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park from Land
- Break Out with A Boat Tour at Pennekamp
- Discover The Secret of Sea Gardens
- Get Wet at Dry Rocks
- Slow Down For The Scenery at Molasses Reef
- Enter The Underwater World of Elbow Reef
- Spot The Snappers at Snapper Ledge
You can access Key Largo's John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Parkby car, but to reach offshore spots around the island, you’ll need to come on a charter tour by boat. If you see a destination listed here that you like the look of, ask your charter captain if a visit is part of their normal tour, or if they charge extra to take you there. Also note th...
The most popular snorkeling destination in Key Largo, John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Parkis just shy of 60 years old. The nation's first underwater park first opened in 1963, and it's still packing in tourists today. In fact, that’s why we include the park here – because almost everyone who comes to Key Largo comes to Pennekamp. You can walk to tw...
You can’t swim out to the coral at Pennekamp, but the park operates 2.5-hour boat tours that get you out onto the reefs (adult/child $39/35). These tours can be crowded, but again, they’re a good option for beginners, partly because you can hire park staff members as snorkeling guides ($60, plus $15 for each additional person, up to a maximum of si...
Okay, we admit that "secret" is an exaggeration, but Sea Gardens is one of the less-visited snorkeling spots off Key Largo, partly because this is a shallow reef area. The reef is also known as Mosquito Bank – although that’s obviously not quite as appealing as a name! – and it lies between Molasses Key and Key Largo. You’ll find some fish here, bu...
What’s in a name? This is an area of so-called "spur and groove" reefs – basically, coral canyons – and the tops of the formations can be exposed at low tide. What remains decidedly wet at Dry Rocks is a 9ft statue of Jesus known as the Christ of the Deep, intentionally placed here in 1965. The statue sits in about 25ft of water, and is often surro...
Molasses Reef is the most visited reef in the Keys, and a highlight of any snorkeling trip to the islands. The reef, perhaps most famous for its brain coral, is located about 6 miles offshore, and thus attracts a wider variety of bigger marine fauna, including a good number of sea turtles. The drawbacks? As mentioned above, Molasses Reef is popular...
Elbow Reef is a series of spur and groove coral formations located about 6 nautical miles southeast of Key Largo. The crooked reef has been the bane of many a ship, including the City of Washington, which ran aground and sank here in 1917. The 325ft-long underwater ruin (surrounded by a circle of debris) sits in relatively shallow water at around 2...
Many of the sites described here are good for both snorkeling and diving, and the shallow reef at Snapper Ledge is no exception, with coral from 15ft to 25ft. Get in the water here and you’ll see how the ledge earned its name – there are clouds of Yellowtail Snapper here, coruscating through the currents like a lemon-hued tornado. Also be on the lo...
Apr 22, 2024 · By: Hannah. Last updated: 22 April, 2024. Key Largo is known for its crystal-clear waters and stunning coral reefs and is home to some of the best beaches in the Florida Keys. From the popular John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park to the secluded Harry Harris Park, Key Largo beaches offer something for every beachgoer.
Bottom Line. The 153-room Key Largo Bay Marriott Beach Resort is an upper-middle-range property catering to families and couples with a large waterfront pool, a small manmade beach, and a pet-friendly policy. Spacious, pleasant rooms feature flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, coffeemakers, and pillow-top mattresses.
Photo: Tina Sotis/Shutterstock. Key Largo. The first of the Upper Keys reachable by car, 30-mile-long Key Largo is the largest island in the chain. Key Largo—named Cayo Largo ("Long...
