Things to do in Key Largo
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Key Largo to Key West Self-Guided Driving Tour: 7 Mile BridgeA self-guided audio driving tour covers 100 miles from Key Largo to Key West, with GPS-triggered audio stories, route maps and scenic stops included. Download the app before you go, and the tour works offline using your phone's GPS. One purchase covers everyone in your car; start anytime and pause for photos, hikes or meals whenever you want.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to explore the Keys on your own schedule without a guide or a group. The self-guided format and offline GPS mean you drive at your own pace, stop whenever something catches your eye, and don't depend on a tour bus or a set departure time — ideal for a first-time visit where you want flexibility, or a return trip where you already know what you want to see.
Private Key Largo Reef Snorkel Tour with Gear for GroupsIf you want real Florida Keys snorkeling without crowds or hassle, this private tour is it. You’ll get personal attention from local guides, all your gear sorted for you, and plenty of time to explore two different reef spots where turtles and rays are regulars. Bring your favorite snacks and enjoy a laid-back day on clear water with people you actually know.
Key Largo: 1-Hour Dolphin & Wildlife Boat Tour with CaptainYou board a boat with a captain for a one-hour cruise through Key Largo's bay, spotting dolphins, manatees and birds in their natural habitat. The tour fits up to six people, includes the captain and boat, and departs from the beach with no transfers needed. Grab a drink beforehand and you're ready to go.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see dolphins and manatees without planning a full-day excursion — the short duration and beach departure mean you're on the water in minutes, and the captain handles navigation while you watch.
Kayaking at sunset in Islamorada with LED lightsKayak at sunset in Islamorada, departing the marina as the sky turns pink and orange, paddling through Tavernier Creek and a narrow mangrove channel with a live guide. Once dark, your guide attaches a battery-powered LED light to the kayak's underside, casting a green glow that lets you see the water below while you navigate the calm shallows; on the return, you pass through a man-made canal lit with multicolored lights. The outing runs two hours and includes the kayak, guide, and bottled water.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Spanish, so choose the language that matches yours at checkout. The two-hour paddle is calm-water navigation, not a fitness test, so it suits anyone comfortable sitting in a kayak for the duration—infants can ride on an adult's lap, and the guide handles the technical parts of steering through the mangrove channel.
Florida Keys mangroves: Tandem kayak rental full daySpend a full day exploring Florida Keys’ mangrove creeks by tandem kayak with a friend. Choose between paddling to a hidden lagoon or landing on a deserted island, spot local wildlife along quiet waterways, and enjoy time at your own pace—with all equipment included. It’s one of those slow adventures you’ll remember long after your arms stop aching.
Key Largo Mangrove Kayak: Paddle through tunnels soloYou paddle self-guided through Key Largo's mangrove tunnels and coastal waters, following a recommended route at your own pace. The rental includes a safety briefing, route map, and paddling tips before launch. Watch for manatees, herons, egrets, and pelicans in their natural habitat. Infant seats are available, and the experience suits all fitness levels. Return the kayak when you're ready.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to explore the mangroves and spot wildlife without a guide's schedule—you paddle at your own pace and decide how long to stay. The self-guided format works well if you prefer quiet water time or want to linger with wildlife sightings without holding up a group.
