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11+ Best Beaches in Key Largo, Florida

By Matthew Lynch
March 21, 2024
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Key Largo, the first of the fabulous Florida Keys and the self-proclaimed Dive Capital of the World, is as close as you can get to a tropical paradise within the United States. While famous for its underwater wonders, this destination also boasts some delightful beaches perfect for relaxation, sunbathing, and enjoying a range of water activities. Whether you’re looking for a public spot bustling with activity or a private slice of sand, Key Largo’s shoreline offers something for everyone. Here are 11+ amazing beaches that should be on any beach-lover’s list.

1.John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park: Not only does it have an underwater park with vibrant coral reefs, but it also offers two man-made beaches. Far Beach is known for its calm waters and gentle slopes into the sea, making it perfect for swimming.

2.Cannon Beach: A part of John Pennekamp Park, this is a historical spot where a 17th-century cannon and an old Spanish ship anchor can be seen right on shore.

3.Harry Harris Park: This family-friendly beach offers a protected tidal pool for safe swimming conditions year-round. It’s great for kids and picnics under tiki huts.

4.Anne’s Beach: Located in Islamorada just a short drive away from Key Largo, Anne’s Beach features shallow waters and soft sand making it ideal for wading and spotting small marine life.

5.Founders Park Beach: A part of a larger community park at Mile Marker 87 on Plantation Key, it provides visitors with a sandy beach alongside various amenities such as a skate park and an Olympic-sized pool.

6.Holiday Isle Beach: Situated by the Holiday Isle Resorts, this beach offers white sand and is perfect for sipping cocktails from nearby Tiki bars.

7.Playa Largo Resort & Spa Private Beach: If you have access as a guest or can gain entry with a day pass, this luxury resort boasts a beautiful private beach along with top-notch facilities.

8.Baker’s Cay Resort Private Beach: Another exclusive experience available to guests—is marked by serene shores lined with lush mangroves.

9.Kona Kai Resort Private Beach: This boutique hotel’s exclusive beachfront allows guests to soak up the sun in an intimate setting.

10.Cheeca Lodge Private Beach: This upscale resort in Islamorada has its own private stretch of beach where guests can enjoy hammocks and scenic ocean views.

11.Hilton Key Largo Private Beach: Before it was rebranded as Baker’s Cay Resort mentioned above, Hilton offered stellar beaches that continue to draw guests under the new name.

12+. Local Tip More Options: For those willing to explore further or seeking more seclusion, smaller patches like Rodriguez and Dove Creek are local secrets not widely publicized but cherished by those who favor quietude over crowd-pleasing features.

No matter which Key Largo beach you choose to sprawl out on during your stay, each promises breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean or Florida Bay coupled with captivating scenery that ranges from natural ruggedness to manicured resort elegance. With reef-protected waters offering clear visibility for snorkeling enthusiasts and inviting sands perfect for leisurely strolls at sunset, Key Largo’s beaches are truly exceptional gems that should not be missed when visiting The Sunshine State’s prime island chain.

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