The Florida Keys Dive Guide
Are you planning a trip to the Florida Keys, but not sure where to dive? We’ve done the hard work for you, curating the ultimate guide to the best dive sites, must-visit attractions and hidden gems—so you can focus on the adventure ahead.
Florida Keys Articles
For divers, the big lure near Big Pine Key is the chance to head out on Looe Key Reef, part of the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.
It may only be 10-miles long but Marathon in the Florida Keys offers great diving and a relaxing atmosphere.
Bright coastal art galleries, funky-colored breweries and excellent dives can be found in Islamorada.
Considered the gateway to the Florida Keys, Key Largo is both the longest key—33 miles—and our first stop on our scuba road trip through the Florida Keys.
*Scuba Diving* staffers set out on a trip through America's Dive Capital, The Florida Keys, 100 miles of blue-water adventure from Key Largo to Key West.
The best places to go wreck diving according to *Scuba Diving* magazine readers.
Eight ways to restore the coral reefs in the Florida Keys from coral restoration dives to cleanup dives and fish surveys.
A new study finds that the presence of Caribbean king crabs on Florida reefs combats algal overgrowth harming reefs.
Divers helped rescue a sea turtle in the Florida Keys and then, because of pollution, they had to euthanize her.