Snorkel and Sun In Key Largo

Dive right into Key Largo at John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, the first underwater park in the United States, spanning 70 square miles. You can don your mask and snorkel and see what’s living under the water’s surface right from the shoreline, but we suggest joining one of the park’s snorkeling tours for access to coral reefs teeming with brightly colored tropical fish.
The park’s snorkeling tours last two and a half hours and are quite popular, so you'll want to be sure to plan ahead and make reservations. Five trips are available daily, and today you're heading out on the 10:30 a.m. voyage.
Be sure to bring along your mask and snorkel if you have a set (rentals are available), as well as a towel, a hat, sunglasses, and some water and snacks to enjoy afterwards. Apply reef-safe sunscreen ahead of your tour to ensure the coral survives and thrives for generations to come.

After you dry off it’s lunch time at What the Fish? Rolls & More. The freshest catches the chefs can find are rolled into sushi rolls, or grilled, steamed, served as ceviche, and in tacos. If you’re fished out, What the Fish? also has hot dogs on the menu, like El Chingon with queso fresco, cilantro, avocado, and chipotle mayonnaise.