
Key Largo Condo with Spectacular Sunset Views
Condo in Key Largo
2 Bedrooms · 2 Bathrooms · Sleeps 6
$180/night
Island Stays Near Coral Reefs, Diving, Boating & Upper Keys Adventures
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Top experiences and activities around Key Largo.
Explore John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, America’s first undersea park. Snorkel or dive among coral reefs and tropical marine life, or take a glass-bottom boat tour if you prefer to stay above water.
Known as the “Diving Capital of the World,” Key Largo offers access to famous reef and wreck sites, including the Christ of the Deep statue and USS Spiegel Grove. Both beginner-friendly reefs and advanced dives are available.
Experience Key Largo from the water with sport fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and eco-tours. Paddle mangrove-lined creeks or fish Florida Bay’s backcountry and offshore Atlantic waters for a distinctly Upper Keys adventure.
Landmarks and day trips close to Key Largo.
Explore America’s first undersea park with snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaking, glass-bottom boat tours, beaches, and coral reefs. It’s the signature attraction for visitors staying in Key Largo.
Discover more than six miles of nature trails through one of the country’s largest West Indian tropical hardwood hammocks. It’s excellent for hiking, birdwatching, cycling, wildlife viewing, and photography.
Experience one of Key Largo’s notable reef areas within John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park. Its shallow coral formations and tropical marine life make it a popular snorkeling and diving destination in the Upper Keys.
Add a marine-life experience to your Key Largo itinerary with opportunities to learn about and interact with Atlantic bottlenose dolphins. It provides a family-friendly alternative to reef and boating adventures.
Popular areas to base yourself in Key Largo.
When to plan your stay in Key Largo.
Practical advice for your trip to Key Largo.
Addresses throughout Key Largo are commonly referenced by Overseas Highway mile markers. Key Largo spans roughly Mile Markers 108–90, so knowing the mile marker of your rental and attractions can make getting around much easier.
Before snorkeling, diving, boating, or fishing, check wind, waves, and visibility. Follow marked channels, respect diver-down flags, use mooring buoys where available, and never anchor on coral.
Common questions about Key Largo.
Key Largo vacation rentals include waterfront homes, condos, villas, cottages, and private vacation homes. Many properties cater to families, boaters, divers, and groups seeking extra space and easy access to the Upper Florida Keys.
Yes. Some Key Largo waterfront vacation rentals offer private docks or boat access. If bringing a boat, check the property’s dock length, water depth, trailer parking, and vessel restrictions before booking.
Yes. Key Largo is famous for its coral reefs, wrecks, and marine life. John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park and the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary make snorkeling and scuba diving signature experiences.
Top activities include snorkeling, scuba diving, boating, fishing, kayaking, and wildlife watching. Visitors can also explore John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, take glass-bottom boat tours, and enjoy waterfront dining.
Booking a Key Largo vacation rental by owner can provide more privacy, kitchens, multiple bedrooms, and waterfront amenities. Direct booking may also reduce certain third-party fees, helping travelers save up to 30% on their Florida Keys stay.