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Founders Park Dog Park is a one-acre, fully fenced area designed for dogs to play off-leash. It features separate zones…

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Anne’s Beach is located at Mile Marker 73.5 on the Overseas Highway in Islamorada, Florida. This serene, family-friendly beach is…

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Harry Harris Park is a family-friendly, oceanfront community park located at mile marker 92.5 in Tavernier, Florida. Known for its…

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Zaika Indian Cuisine is a renowned restaurant located in Key Largo, Florida, offering a unique blend of traditional Indian dishes…

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Nestled in the heart of the Florida Keys, Food For Thought is a natural foods store and organic café dedicated…

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The Catch Restaurant & Bar is a laid-back eatery in Key Largo known for its fresh local seafood, signature dishes…

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Pet-Friendly Spots: Dog Parks, Beaches, and Places That Welcome Your Furry Friends

Founders Park Dog Park

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John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park

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Robbie’s of Islamorada

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Scrolling is cool, but snorkeling is cooler

Do you know why Key Largo is known as the “Dive Capital of the World?” Key Largo didn’t just earn its nickname, it dove right into it!

Welcome to the Dive Capital of the World, where the underwater scenes are just as iconic as the sunsets. With world-renowned dive sites just offshore, it’s no wonder divers and snorkelers from all over the globe make this, their aquatic playground.

From the serene snorkel tours at Bungalows Resort, to the stunning waters at Playa Largo, the adventure starts right from shore. And if you’re chasing something legendary, dive into the depths to visit the Christ of the Abyss, one of Key Largo’s most iconic underwater landmarks. Nestled among coral formations and tropical fish, it’s part spiritual, part surreal, and 100% bucket list material.

From colorful coral gardens to legendary shipwrecks, this slice of the Florida Keys is a diver’s daydream. Whether you’re snorkeling vibrant coral reefs, exploring sunken shipwrecks, or just floating over the only living coral barrier reef in North America (hello, Florida Reef!) Key Largo offers underwater experiences that make scrolling seem, well… a little dry.

Fun fact: Many people think the Florida Keys are just Key West, but the Keys actually stretch over 120 miles with more than 30 islands connected by 42 bridges! Key Largo is just the beginning, and each bridge takes you through a different paradise!

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