Top Key Largo E-Bike Tours in 2026

Embark on a relaxing trip out onto the water from Key Largo. Aboard a luxe 75-foot glass-bottom yacht, you'll enjoy excellent views of the Florida Keys and the Atlantic Ocean as you sail toward a coral reef. Large windows provide excellent views of the reef as your tour guide points out all kinds of sea creatures which may include sea fans, sea plumes and hundreds of fish.

Paddle through the mangrove ecosystem of Tavernier Creek in the Florida Keys on a single or double kayak on this guided tour. Ideal for first-time paddlers, glide in shallow, clear water over sponges, grass beds, and sandy patches. Marine life like turtles, stingrays, dolphins, and manatees can sometimes be spotted nearby.

This shallow-water snorkeling tour in Key Largo specializes in creating great snorkeling experiences for first-time snorkelers, kids, and families. Get a fun and comfortable introduction to snorkeling on this tour in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, known for its beautiful reefs and marine life.

Seeing the Florida Keys on an e-bike is VIP style type of experience. We recommend the paved trail on the side of US-1 spanning from MM110 to MM94 for Key Largo, ocean side. It's safe and you will share with walkers/runners. You can also ride on a few sections of paved trail on the bay side, but it's not available everywhere in Key Largo. Getting into Tavernier: Just like in Key Largo, continue riding the paved trail on the side of US-1 spanning from MM94 to MM89, ocean side. It's safe and you will share with walker/runners. Feel free to take a left turn on Burton Dr and explore Harry Harris Park. Islamorada: Take the Old Hwy (Old US-1). Make a full stop at each STOP sign: it's the law !

Exploring the mangrove tunnels is one of the best ways to experience the natural beauty of Key Largo. Instead of setting out alone, for the best experience visit with someone who knows the area well. This small-group kayaking tour takes you through the clear waters to learn about the mangroves and their importance to the Keys' ecosystem. You'll learn about local wildlife, including turtles and manatees, and have the chance to snorkel.

Beat the Florida heat and see the Florida Bay at its most magical: at sunset. This group cruise from Key Largo takes you out onto the bay in search of marine wildlife such as dolphins and manatees. You'll learn about the Florida Keys' ecosystem from your captain, then enjoy a front-row seat to a beautiful sunset.