Snorkeling & Scuba Diving Discover the vibrant underwater world of the Florida Keys! John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park in Key Largo is a must-visit, offering access to the first undersea park in the U.S. Don’t miss the famous Christ of the Abyss statue. Take a Sunset Cruise The Keys are famous for their stunning sunsets. Hop on a catamaran or sailboat for a romantic evening cruise, complete with tropical cocktails and unbeatable views. Explore Local Wildlife Visit the Florida Keys Wild Bird Rehabilitation Center in Tavernier to see rescued birds or head to Robbie's Marina in Islamorada to hand-feed giant tarpon (a must-try experience!).
Key Largo's Iconic Restaurants Enjoy fresh seafood and tropical drinks at local favorites like Mrs. Mac's Kitchen or The Fish House. Looking for waterfront dining? Head to Bayside Grille for gorgeous views. Paddleboarding & Kayaking Explore the calm waters of the mangroves or the clear blue ocean by renting a kayak or paddleboard. Many rentals are available throughout Key Largo and Islamorada. Explore Historic Sites Visit the Florida Keys History & Discovery Center in Islamorada to learn about the area’s rich history, from shipwrecks to fishing legends. Go Fishing The Keys are known as the Sportfishing Capital of the World. Book a fishing charter and try your hand at catching mahi-mahi, tarpon, or snapper. Treat Yourself at Local Breweries & Distilleries Stop by Islamorada Beer Company for craft brews or try a rum tasting at Keys’ local distilleries like Florida Keys Brewing Co.
If you have a car, a drive down to Key West is an unforgettable experience. The journey along the Overseas Highway, often called "the Highway that Goes to Sea," offers stunning ocean views and island stops along the way. Key West is about a 2-hour drive from Key Largo, making it a great day trip or overnight adventure. Things to Do in Key West: Visit the Southernmost Point: Snap a photo at the iconic buoy marking the southernmost tip of the continental U.S. Explore Duval Street: Discover lively bars, unique shops, and great restaurants. Tour Hemingway’s Home: Walk through Ernest Hemingway’s historic home, complete with its famous six-toed cats. Watch the Sunset at Mallory Square: Enjoy live music, street performances, and a vibrant atmosphere as the sun sets. Conch Train Tour: Hop on this charming trolley for a guided tour of Key West’s history and landmarks.