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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.

Explore the marine wildlife rich waters of the Florida Keys. This snorkeling trip takes you out onto the water in a large, comfortable catamaran. You'll journey to the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary and John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park to explore reefs that are part of the third largest living reef system in the world and the only living coral reef in the United States.

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.

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.

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.

Learn to scuba dive in a small group setting with this convenient package. Start your day by learning the fundamentals from a certified instructor, and practice your technique in a training pool. Once comfortable and confident, head out on a dive boat in Pennekamp State Park for two dives in reefs with your instructor. Expect to see colorful fish, reef sharks, turtles, and more on both dives.

See Florida Keys wildlife and coastal ecosystems on a full-day trip from Fort Lauderdale or Miami that’s led by a naturalist guide. Paddle a kayak or stand-up paddleboard through the mangrove forests and seagrass flats, eat lunch on the water, then snorkel two reef locations in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. Look for dolphins, manatees, sea turtles, and more.

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.