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I never tire of Key Largo diving. Whether you're interested in reefs, wrecks, or both... Key Largo delivers! Unlike the places you've been however, Key Largo does not have a diveable lee side. When the wind blows, there's no place for divers to "hide". That being said, June is arguably the best month of the year for diving here. Boat diving is the norm, as the reef tract lies 5-6 miles (~30 minutes) offshore. Check out Ocean Pointe Suites for vacation condos, and let me know if I can help.FortWorthDiver:
KeyLargoBrent:
The reefs of the Florida Keys weren't impacted at all by the '04 hurricanes. The local economy bore the brunt of the damage (in the form of lost revenues). We hunkered down a few times; endured two mandatory evacuations; had a little wind and rain, and a whole lot of luck!FortWorthDiver:
50-60 miles, about an hour-and-a-half, depending on "where" in Marathon you start, and traffic flow. Marathon is situated half way between Key Largo (mile marker 100) and Key West (mile marker 0). Enjoy!FortWorthDiver:
