Dive sites in Key Largo
1–120 m · 29 signature species
10 dive sites in Key Largo, from the most talked-about to the most confidential.↓ Map of dive sites in Key Largo
Molasses Reef →
Molasses Reef offers a vast reef system in Key Largo, characterized by extensive coral formations and a thriving marine ecosystem shaped by the Gulf Stream.
Max. depth · 40 m
French Reef →
French Reef offers a complex reef structure with numerous caves, tunnels, and arches, creating a diverse environment for both small reef life and larger pelagic encounters.
Max. depth · 35 m
Christ of the Abyss →
Descend to 25 feet to encounter the bronze Christ of the Abyss statue, an iconic landmark surrounded by vibrant reef life in the Florida Keys.
Max. depth · 25 m
USS Spiegel Grove →
Descend onto the USS Spiegel Grove, a 510-foot landing ship resting upright at 40 metres, now a vibrant artificial reef teeming with marine life.
Max. depth · 40 m
USCG Duane →
Descend to 37 metres to explore the intact structure of the USCG Duane, a 100-metre cutter standing upright on the sand.
Max. depth · 120 m
Grecian Rocks →
Explore a vibrant, protected shallow reef system defined by diverse coral formations, a sandy plateau, and abundant marine life in the Florida Keys.
Max. depth · 25 m
Elbow Reef →
Elbow Reef offers a unique blend of historical wreck dives intertwined with vibrant coral formations, all fed by the clear waters of the Gulf Stream.
Max. depth · 70 m
Davis Reef →
Explore Davis Reef's distinct coral ridges, where nurse sharks often rest beneath ledges and sea turtles feed actively after sunset.
Max. depth · 70 m
Alligator Reef →
Alligator Reef offers a classic Keys reef dive, marked by its historic lighthouse and a vibrant ecosystem from 5 to 21 meters, teeming with diverse fish life and resident sharks.
Max. depth · 70 m
Pickles Reef →
Descend into a mixed-depth reef system where coral towers rise from sandy breaches, revealing cement-filled pickle barrels from the Civil War.
Max. depth · 60 m
