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The only living coral reef in North America, 90 minutes from Miami. We handle the ride.
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The Tours
Three ways to do
the first Key.
Ride down from Miami for the day, get picked up in Sunny Isles Beach, or meet the snorkel boat on the island. Every one bookable in about three minutes.
Most PopularKey Largo Day Trip from Bayside Marketplace
The classic Keys day — 90 minutes from Downtown Miami
Reef FavoriteKey Largo Snorkeling Adventure
A small-group two hours over the only living coral reef in North America

Key Largo Day Trip from Sunny Isles Beach
Direct pickup from the Sunny Isles Beach resort corridor

Why Key Largo
America’s first
undersea park.
In 1963 they lowered an 8.5-foot bronze Christ into the water off Key Largo, and the reef has been the island’s main street ever since. John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park protects roughly 70 nautical square miles of the only living coral reef in the continental United States — shallow enough to snorkel, clear enough to see from a glass-bottom boat.
Off the water, Key Largo runs on island time: tiki docks, key lime everything, the original African Queen from the Bogart film, and sunsets over Blackwater Sound.
- Christ of the Abyss statue
- Glass-bottom boat fleet
- Snorkel-friendly shallow reefs
- Mangrove kayak trails
- The African Queen
- Tiki bars on the water
- The Fish House
- Blackwater Sound sunsets
The Island
Drag through a Key Largo day.
Postcards
Sixty miles of postcard.
Travel Guides
Know before you go.
On the WaterKey Largo Kayak Rentals: Single vs Double, and Where to Paddle
Self-guided kayak rentals are the cheapest hour of magic in Key Largo. How singles and doubles compare, what the mangrove trails are like, and how to book smart.
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On the WaterKey Largo Sunset Cruises: Why the Bay Side Has Florida's Best Golden Hour
Key Largo faces west over Florida Bay — rare for the Atlantic coast — so its sunset cruises get the real thing: sun into water, sky gone mango, dolphins optional.
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ItinerariesKey Largo Day Trip from Miami: The Complete 2026 Guide
How the Miami-to-Key Largo day trip actually works: departure times, what the ride is like, what to do on the island, and which add-ons are worth booking ahead.
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Frequently asked
How far is Key Largo from Miami?
About 60 miles — a 90-minute ride from Downtown Miami. Key Largo is the first and northernmost of the Florida Keys, which makes it the easiest Key to do as a day trip: you spend your day on the island, not on the road.
What is there to do in Key Largo?
John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park is the headliner — America's first undersea park, with snorkeling and glass-bottom boat tours over the only living coral reef in North America, plus beaches, kayak and paddleboard rentals, and hiking trails. Off the water there are tiki bars right on the ocean, waterfront seafood institutions like The Fish House, and the African Queen — the original boat from the Bogart film.
Do I need to book water activities in advance?
We strongly recommend prebooking the snorkel tour and glass-bottom boat — both sell out in high season. Kayak and paddleboard rentals are usually fine to arrange on the island. You can add any of them when you book your day trip.
Is snorkeling in Key Largo good for beginners?
Yes — the reefs inside John Pennekamp park are shallow, calm, and protected, and every trip includes professional instruction and flotation gear. If you'd rather stay dry, the glass-bottom boat shows you the same reef from above.
Where does the day trip depart from?
Our classic day trip departs from Bayside Marketplace in Downtown Miami; we also run a departure with pickup in Sunny Isles Beach. Both include air-conditioned transportation and a full day of free time on the island, with the return bus in the evening.
The Keys start here.
So should your day.
Pick a departure, pick a date, add the reef. Three minutes to book — the island does the rest.





























