Welcome to Key Largo!
Directions
Key Largo is about an hour and a half away from the Miami Airport and the Fort Lauderdale Airport. For guests flying in, there are several shuttle services that offer one way and round trip services between Key Largo and FLL and MIA airports.
Where to Stay
Hotels and Guesthouses
We have reserved rooms at Dolphin Point Villas for as many guests as possible, your invite will indicate if there is a room reserved for you at the Villas. Unfortunately due to occupancy restrictions we were not able to reserve rooms for everyone at the Villas but we are happy to recommend the following hotel options for our guests:
Or check out a nearby Airbnb or Boutique Resort!
Things to do
Key Largo is a sleepy town about halfway between the Miami airport and Key West surrounded by warm clear waters, top notch snorkeling and fishing spots, mangrove forests, unique wildlife, and quirky attractions.
INGRID’S FAMOUS UPPER KEYS TOUR
Ingrid has been perfecting the Upper keys tour since bringing her college roommates on a Florida Keys trip when she was still living in Baltimore! The tour takes between 3 and 6 hours to complete with lots of options for the best Florida Keys snacks, swimming and snorkeling breaks, wildlife encounters, goofy photo opps and more. Check out your invite for the full tour!
EAT & DRINK
The Florida Keys are known for fresh seafood with delicious Caribbean influences. Be sure to try conch fritters (pronounced KONK) and Key Lime Pie while you’re in town! We recommend the conch fritters and key lime pie at Miss Mac’s Kitchen. Also make sure to enjoy a meal while dockside and bonus points for a sunset dockside meal! Snook’s Bayside is our favorite spot on Key Largo for waterfront sunset dining, maybe you’ll even get a chance to blow the horn!
EXPLORE
The water around Key Largo is home to John C Pennekamp National Park, the first ever underwater national park! The reefs around the island teem with wildlife including the friendly sea turtle, colorful reef fish, sneaky sting rays, majestic tarpon, curious barracudas and even some laid back nurse sharks. There are several local snorkeling tours including the big boat at John C. Pennekamp and also several smaller and private tours. Check out this list for great snorkeling and other adventures to peruse in the Florida Keys!