Key Largo, FL Local Area Information

What is worse: missing something on vacation, or having friends and family point it out to you when you get home, secure and happy - "Why didn't you see this?" "Did you go do that?" "What do you mean you didn't stop there?" Fear not. With this list of must-sees, you can't miss a trick. read more about Top 10 "Been There, Done That" (read more - PDF guide)

Traveling is exploring, and the Keys cover nearly every interest: literature, arts & culture, fishing, diving and snorkeling, eco-tours, botanical gardens, secret beaches, nature preserves and watersports. A trip to the islands also means a restful stay, to commune with nature and enjoy the outdoors. Here are some of the tiny spots to do just that. Flowers such as these pink beauty grows in the lu... (read more - PDF guide)

From relaxed luxury to rustic, quaint and funky inns, the Keys have it all. These best-of are ranked simply from north to south (or east to west, if you want to be technical!), as you follow the scenic Overseas Highway to mile marker 0. read more about Top 10 Accommodations (read more - PDF guide)

Money can be tight, right? And on holiday or vacation you want to make the most of things. Regardless of what region of the Keys you stay, there are deals for lodging, activities and meals, to help keep a little more green in your wallet for souvenirs! read more about Top 10 Eat, See & Do On A Budget (read more - PDF guide)

Food and wine go hand in hand. There are a few wine bars in Key West, but many restaurants in the Keys have taken pains in creating some de-LICIOUS meals to pair with an ever-expanding, progressive and affordable wine list. These are some of the more eclectic, boutique, and winning combinations for food and wine. Cheers! read more about Top 10 Food & Wine Lovers Guide (read more - PDF guide)

Florida Keys parks, beaches and iconic landmarks are what add to the special character of the islands. Visitors revel in the natural resources and plentiful sun, sea and surf. Here are some (hard to pick only ten!) of the unique -and free- places to add to the photo album. read more about Top 10 Free Things To See & Do (read more - PDF guide)

The Keys have celebrated over a century of heritage of conservation and protection of natural resources, demonstrating the region’s commitment to environmental stewardship and the future of the island chain. Choose from an appealing variety of public parks and environmentally oriented eco-attractions. You can pick one, or pick them all to include on your next trip! read more about Top 10 Nature... (read more - PDF guide)

Not only do certified divers flock to the Keys because of the outrageously exciting wreck diving (especially with addition of the Vandenberg, off Key West!), but snorkeling, LEARNING to dive here, as well as jet skiiing, kiteboarding and parasailing are all part of the fun. Bring your suit, you'll need it in the warm clear waters off the Keys! read more about Top 10 On The Water Sports (read more - PDF guide)

Let's face it: fresh is FRESH in the Keys. Commercial fishing is not only a longstanding family tradition, it is a way of life for residents in what we choose to eat. Visitors to the Keys are still awestruck at the fact they can catch their own dinner and a restaurant will cook it for you! But, here is a gathering together of spots renowned for seafood right off the boats. From October to May (15... (read more - PDF guide)

Your children can enjoy a full schedule of eco-tours, dive-snorkel charters, fishing trips and visits to area attractions, such as museums, nature centers or dolphin encounters.. You'll also find plenty of free activities to keep your kids entertained between excursions. Several waterfront restaurants thoughtfully provide docks where children can feed tropical fish or see huge tarpon. The Keys a... (read more - PDF guide)