Snorkel at John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park -- the first undersea park in the United States, or explore the adjacent Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary covering approximately 178 nautical square miles of coral reefs, seagrass beds and mangrove swamps - a colorful feast for all the senses.
Known as the diving capital of the world, Key Largo is the perfect spot for some fun scuba diving activities. From popular living coral reefs like John Pennekamp and artificial reefs and wrecks, to centuries old shipwrecks, Key Largo has everything you'll need for your next diving adventure in the beautiful Florida Keys.
Witness the beauty of our waterfront resort at the edge of the Florida Bay. Kayak the calm waters of the bay or embark on a guided tour through the backcountry and Everglades. The Florida Keys present an idyllic and diverse playground for kayaks and sports enthusiasts.
The storied Keys set the stage for some of the best padding experiences in the world. Paddleboard your way into stunning clear waters, famous mangroves, and island fun at Key Largo. The State Park and neighboring beaches offer plenty of spots to launch your paddleboard and cruise around. Check out our unique kayak tours and rentals to enjoy an added dose of pleasure.
Venture into the deeper waters and take a closer look at the marine flora and fauna when you board a private or group boat tour. Explore the exotic underwater world with coral reefs and striking aquatic life.
The largest and longest island of the Florida Keys, Key Largo is a prime spot for swimming, scuba diving, and many other watersports right along the world's third largest coral reef. Get into the warm and shallow waters surrounding the resort and release all your stress as you connect with nature.
Learn to sail or level up your sailing skills in the Florida Keys. Get one with nature as you watch swimming tarpon and sea turtles, and views of the Florida Bay. The amazing eco system in the Key Largo gives you an opportunity to experience unique aquatic adventures and explore the Florida Bay in a variety of ways.