Welcome to Key Largo, South Sound, FL
Key Largo is 33 miles long, being the largest portion of the Florida Keys as well as one of the most northern in Monroe County, FL. The key is a popular tourist destination and due to the live coral reef offshore it is the self-proclaimed “Diving Capital of the World.” Key Largo between Everglades National Park and John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, which is the United States’ first underwater park.
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