Tropical fish, sea turtles, shells, sea fans and other spectacles await you. Coral Reef State Park is also popular and the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park runs charters to Christ of the Deep, a 4,000-pound bronze statue resting at the bottom of the sea.
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It's many people's first point of call on a trip through the Florida Keys, but what how much do you know about this island? Here are some ways to enjoy yourself whilst you're there:
An underwater playground, 70 square miles to be exact! It has everything from scuba diving and glass bottom boat tours, to guided mangrove tours.
It might not be on Key Largo, but if this is your main holiday destination, it's worth the trip back to the mainland for an airboat tour through through the tropical wetlands.
Take a tour through the clear waters and learn about the mangrove’s importance to the keys ecosystem, get a glimpse of the local wildlife, including turtles and manatees.
Enjoy a ride on this iconic vessel, made famous in the 1951 movie of the same name starring Humphrey Bogart, as you steer through the Port Largo canals. The captain might even let you steer for a bit!
Key Largo is famous for being one of the best scuba spots in the entire country. With incredible wildlife, colourful coral, and pretty-much-perfect conditions from the moment you get your mask on, there’s no better place to dive on in and give it a go.
Yes. You'll need to obtain approval no less than 72 hours prior to travel to the US via the ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorisation (ESTA) scheme.
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From Miami, Key Largo is 55 miles, Islamorada is 72 miles, Duck Key is 100 miles, Key Vaca is 104 miles and Key West is 160 miles. Locations in the Keys can be pinpointed by the use of 'mile markers', which denote the distance in miles from Key West.
