The Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary offers protected reefs and marine life for unrivalled snorkelling and diving. 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. After a busy day, relax in one of the many bars and restaurants, including Hobo's Sports Bar and Restaurant, serving cold beer and the best yellow snapper in town!
This lovely resort lies in 60 acres of mangrove preserve, criss-crossed with exciting nature trails, which the kids are bound to love. There are barbecue and picnic areas, a small private beach, a large swimming pool, children's playground, tennis courts and kayaks at the resort's own marina.
This spectacular resort boasts its very own deep-water marina, home to the renowned African Queen boat of movie fame. If you've got your own boat, you're welcome to bring it along for mooring; if not, rent or charter one and take to the high seas! Being Key Largo, water sports are in abundance, including deep-sea fishing, daily snorkelling and diving trips.
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Fun and Games
The Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary offers protected reefs and marine life for unrivalled snorkelling and diving. John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park offers breathtaking botanical scenery and perfect for family picnics.
Eating Out
After a busy day, relax in one of the many bars and restaurants such as Hobo’s Café with its sports bar feel, serving cold beer and the best yellow snapper in town!
Evening Entertainment
There are plenty of bars and restaurants to choose from but make sure you visit Bogie’s Café at the Holiday Inn Key Largo Resort & Marina for its award-winning continental cuisine and outdoor dining.
Not to be Missed
Make sure you visit Dolphin Cove and experience one of the many dolphin encounters on offer. The kids will love learning about these amazing creatures and their habitat.