All Things Key Largo
- Oct 20, 2020
- 2 min read
Updated: Dec 11, 2020
Where to stay:
This place has a very special place in my heart because it is where I got married. It is absolutely stunning, I can promise you, you will not be disappointed if you stay here.
A newly renovated Hilton property. The decor and beach is beautiful!
A few of our wedding guests stayed here and loved it!
Great place to stay, it has multiple restaurants within walking distance.
Another centrally located place to stay. Right next door to the Courtyard Marriott and walking distance to Skippers Dockside and Sharkey's Galley.
A pretty place I found on Air Bnb!
Newly renovated and a great location! Right next door to Snooks Bayside.
Where to eat:
The cutest tiki bar on the bay side MM 99 (Mile Marker) and a perfect place to watch the sunset! I got the Pistachio Encrusted Mahi wrap that had mango salsa and sweet thai chili sauce and honestly it was like a meal sent from heaven. If you know me you know I love anything with sweet chili sauce!
Located at Playa Largo Resort MM97. The Dragonfruit Mojito is TO DIE FOR and the view is the best of the best.
Perfect spot to watch the sunset, but it can be hot, they usually have live music too!
This is where we are had our rehearsal dinner. The views from the roof top are incredible and the food and specialty cocktails are just as amazing!
Located next to the Courtyard Marriott, Port Largo Villas, and the Holiday Inn. Great place to eat and watch sports!
Amazing Cuban coffee and delicious pastries!
More of a locals spot, but a great place to enjoy a drink with live music!
They have ice cream, chocolate covered key lime pie on a stick, boozy milkshakes, and amazing chocolates!
What to do:
Such a fun experience! If you're lucky you'll catch your lunch and dinner for the week.
I have never been here but it seems like an interesting experience!
The resort is absolutely beautiful! Get a day pass and enjoy the resort without paying $$$ to stay there. $65 for adults $20 for children.
Another beautiful resort and a little less expensive than Playa Largo. $50 for adults FREE for kids.
Good place to rent kayaks and paddleboards. You can book scuba and snorkeling trips out of here too.
Although it is not actually located on Key Largo, Tavernier is just a short drive away. I enjoyed this spot more than John Pennecamp Park.
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