Key Largo is famous all over the world for its scuba diving and snorkeling. It's renowned for its key lime pie, laidback lifestyle and the United States' first marine-protected park. It's even famous in Hollywood: he 1948 film Key Largo, starring Edward G. Robinson, Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Bogart, was set here, and parts of the Netflix thriller series Bloodline was shot here. It’s hard to choose three things we love about Key Largo, but we think you’ll love:

1. The scuba diving. With an abundance of dive sites both shallow and deep, reef and wreck, Key Largo is one of the world’s best places for bubble blowers. Dive sites are just a short boat ride out and there are sites appropriate for both novice and advanced divers.

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2. The sunshine and sunsets. Key Largo offers beautiful weather year-round, and spectacular sunsets every evening.

3. The watersports. Whether you dive, snorkel, kayak, standup paddleboard, fish or sail, Key Largo and the Upper Keys are perfect for watersports activities. While scuba diving is the main attraction, there are other adventures to be had as well. You can snorkel the Christ of the Abyss statue, kayak through the mangroves, or enjoy a leisurely afternoon fishing and relaxing out on the water.

Stay and Dive in Key Largo

Amy Slate’s Amoray Dive Resort is located at MM104 Bayside. Embrace the setting sun while lounging on the spacious sun deck, relax aboard a sunset cruise or enjoy the view while cooling off poolside. Equipped with 31 rooms, a full-service dive center, and two boats located onsite, Amy Slate’s Amoray Dive Resort is a Key Largo gem.

Horizon Divers

Open since 2000, Horizon Divers offers full-service scuba diving, from instruction to technical diving.

Ocean Divers

Promoting responsible and sustainable diving and snorkeling practices, Ocean Divers offers scuba diving instruction, snorkel tours and more.