Key Largo
- Address:U.S. 1 at MM 106, Key Largo
- Admission:Free
Golfing, Good Place to Relax, Nature & Wildlife, Water Sports, Beach, Reef
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Key Largo may seem underwhelming at first glance, but “under” is the key word, as the main sights are underwater, past the touristy shops and motels. The 33 mi (53 km) island is the longest in the Florida Keys; it also has the Keys' biggest concentration of dive sites.
John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park is a must stop. The first underwater park in the U.S., Pennekamp provides some pleasant beaches, decent nature trails, and colorful coral reefs. An aquarium at the visitor center provides a glimpse of what’s under the water, and a glass-bottom boat tour shows the real thing.
If you want to go deeper, take a snorkeling trip or a diving excursion. After a day of activity, stop for seafood in one of the many restaurants on the key.
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This trip was certainly value for money. It was the first close encounter with the dolphins for both my wife and I. The tour was well planned and organized and the hotel we stayed at Key Largo, Holiay Inn was clean and good. Credit must be given to our driver guide Ms Madaline who was professional in her job and she really took good care of all us.
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One word...... Fantastic....... would definitely book with this company. we had no problems and for value for money was 10/10. we would book this trip again when we are next out there.
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A thoroughly enjoyable trip, without doubt the highlight of our 2 week holiday. Very polite and friendly tour guides, nice hotel in Key Largo with free time on the evening to explore the locality. The dolphin swim was an enjoyable experience, even for me who does not normally enjoy things of a similar nature to this. Miami was good albeit a rather fleeting visit with only time for lunch and the boat tour. Nevertheless I would recommend this excursion
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The easiest way to travel to Key Largo is by car. The major route through the Keys, U.S. Hwy 1 snakes its way down to Key Largo, continuing all the way to Key West.
