Top Key Largo Romantic Tours

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.

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.

Swap the crowds of the big boat tours that are typical of the Florida Keys for a more personal experience. This small-group cruise from Key Largo takes you out onto the Florida Bay. As you cruise around the local waters looking for wildlife such as dolphins and manatees, the crew will provide insights into the unique ecosystem of the Florida Keys.

Explore the world beneath the waves in Key Largo. This guided 2-tank diving experience allows you to discover some of the best reefs and wrecks in the Florida Keys. Each trip stops at two different sites, which may include Christ of the Abyss and Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. As well as high spurring coral formations, you can see eagle rays, lobsters, eels, turtles, and sharks.

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.

Just offshore of Key Largo, you’ll find some of the best coral reefs in the country. Take your first breath underwater and learn how to scuba dive during this all-inclusive beginner-friendly experience. This full-day adventure gets you comfortable with the equipment and the techniques. First, learn about the process and practice with pool training. Then, hop in a boat and head out for a real ocean dive on the reef—with expert instructors guiding you every step of the way.