Key Largo, FL, USA < change city >

Ceremony and Reception:

The Lighthouse Pointe Estate

Reception:

Lighthouse Pointe Estate

Hotel:

Holiday Inn Key Largo

Hotel:

Islander Resort

Hotel:

Key Largo Grande (Hilton)

Hotel:

Mariner's Club Resort

Hotel:

Marriott Key Largo Bay Beach Resort

Hotel:

Ramada Key Largo

Restaurant:

Alabama Jacks

"From what we hear this place has crazy good conch fritters. If you've never had some now is the time to try. Also the best crab cakes around (we challenge Baltimorians to tell us what they think!). It is also on the waterfront and has live music! Here is a review from Fodors "Floating on two roadside barges in an old fishing community 13 mi southeast of Homestead is this weathered open-air seafood restaurant. Regular customers include Keys characters, Sunday cyclists, local retirees, and boaters, who come to admire tropical birds in the nearby mangroves, the occasional crocodile in the canal, or the live band on weekends. The menu has traditional Keys dishes like cracked and fried conch, fish sandwiches, burgers, fries, salads, and lots of beer. The crabcakes, made from local blue crabs, are exceptional. Jack's closes by 7 or 7:30, when the skeeters come out. MC, V." - Fodors"

Restaurant:

Chad's Deli & Bakery

"Mile Marker 92.4 Bayside. 305-853-5566 Fodor's review: "It's a deli! It's a bakery! It's a pasta place! By day, Chad's serves monster sandwiches in pita wraps or on freshly baked bread. By night (after 5 PM), there are also pizza (try the garlic chicken white pizza), pasta dishes (everyone loves the chicken parm), even veggie goulash. and beer and wine to wash it all down. Of course, you may bypass all this and make a meal out of one of Chad's white-chocolate macadamia nut or chocolate-chip cookies, approximately the size of your head.""

Restaurant:

Doc's Diner Key Largo

"Cuisines: American, Diner, Hamburgers, Eclectic, Fast Food Price range: $2-9 Recommended For: Breakfast/Brunch Open 7days from 6am-2pm. A local favorite for breakfast and lunch. Rated number one on TripAdvisor. Affordable prices and apparantly really, really fast service! :)"

Restaurant:

Islamorada Fish Company

"This place is delicious! And has gorgeous views of the gulf. We really recommend going here. The food is great (Anonymousand Daryl's favorites are the key lime pie and the shrimp and pasta dish). Plus you can sip on some drinks as you watch the sunset. Perfect photo opportunity here! Very much worth the drive plus if you're here go feed the tarpon at Robbie's. It's really fun!"

Restaurant:

Key Largo Conch House

"Phone number: 305.453.4844 Apparently all the locals love this place! Definitely check this place out for breakfast, lunch or even dinner. Review from the Miami Herald: "There are several decent dining options in Key Largo. We like to stop at Key Largo Conch House (formerly known as Key Largo Coffee House; everything in Key Largo seems to have a past life) to say hi to Romeo, the African gray parrot, and the resident dog. You can dine on omelets, cappuccinos, salads and smoothies on the wide porch of this restored Victorian, or sit among the trees outside this laid-back restaurant. Key Largo Conch House: A family-run barefoot Conch kind of experience. Breakfast and Lunch run $10 per person. Dinners are $13-23, plus drinks. ""

Restaurant:

Mrs. Mac's Kitchen

"Located on mile marker 99.5 this small "keys-y" restaurant is a favorite among the locals. A popular lunch spot because of their great food and affordable prices. Also vegetarian friendly! It's really kitschy inside with guest-signed license plates on the walls. Consistently rated top 3 in restaurants on TripAdvisor and has won People's Choice in Key Largo for 19 years in a row! Since it is so popular it can get pretty busy. Also it is closed on Sundays."

Restaurant:

Num-Thai & Sushi Bar Restaurant

"This place is the only Thai restaurant in the Upper Keys. From what we hear the Thai is ok but sushi is better. So if you have a craving for some sushi you can try this place out :)"

Restaurant:

Rib Daddy's Steak & Seafood

"So we love food but of course Anonymousdoesn't eat pork and sometimes Anonymoushas to have some delicious ribs. Well this is our kind of place! Great mouth watering ribs (crazy good reviews about it) and equally amazing seafood. Plus super friendly island service and huge, huge portions."

Restaurant:

Tower of Pizza

"100600 Overseas Hwy Key Largo, FL 33037 (305) 451-1461 Good local pizza place for some take out."

Public Beach:

Harry Harris County Park

"It is on Mile marker 92.5 (about 9 miles from wedding venue) If you stay at a hotel that doesn't have a beach (keep in mind the keys although an island, actually have few "real" beaches) you can come and enjoy the ocean here at this public beach. They have bike trails, basketball courts, picnic areas and a place to barbecue."

Attraction:

Dolphins Plus Inc

"As an homage to the bride's favorite football team (Go Miami Dolphins!) take this chance to swim and play with some real dolphins. You can do a "structured swim" (you get to play and pet with dolphins) or "natural swim" ( you try to swim along side them). It's a great experience for both children and adults."

Attraction:

John Pennekamp Underwater State Park

"The only underwater state park in America! They have so many things to do here. You can go diving, snorkeling, take a glass bottom boat tour and go canoeing or kayaking. Definitely visit the website to learn more about the pricing and how to reserve your spot. A must do while in Key Largo!"

Attraction:

Paradise Yoga

"For all the yoga buffs out there, no need to stop all your yoga during vacation. You can check out this yoga studio in Islamorda that has gotten some great reviews."

Attraction:

Robbie's Boat Rental and Feed the Tarpons

"Just a short trip from Key Largo this little place in Islamorada is definitely a must do! For 5$ you can get a bucket of fish to feed to the Tarpons (these massive but beautiful fish can get up to 100lbs!) Yes it sounds like it's a bit odd. But trust us it's fun as heck. It's definitely worth the drive plus on the way back you can stop by Islamorada Fishing Company to grab a nice drink on the water as the sun sets."

Attraction:

Sundowners On the Bay

"This is a restaurant but it has the best view of the sunset. So bring your cameras, enjoy the sun setting and order a drink or even an appetizer :) Check out their website for sunset times."

Attraction:

Windley Key Fossil Reef Geological State Park

"Formed of Key Largo limestone, fossilized coral, this land was sold to the Florida East Coast Railroad, which used the stone to build Henry Flagler's Overseas Railroad in the early 1900s. After the railroad was built, the quarry was used until the 1960s to produce exquisite pieces of decorative stone called Keystone. Today, visitors can walk along eight-foot-high quarry walls to see cross sections of the ancient coral and learn about the quarry and its operation- an important part of Florida's 20th century history. Samples of the quarry machinery have been preserved at the park. Visitors can enjoy the natural attributes of this island while strolling five short, self-guided trails. Picnic tables are available. The Visitor Center, open Friday through Sunday, 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., features educational exhibits about the history of this site. Located at Mile Marker 85.5 on Windley Key near Islamorada."

Diving/Snorkelling:

Bud N' Mary's Marina

"This is the place to get a fishing boat charter, party boat charter, or an eco-tour boat charter. This marina is known for having the best boat charters in the upper keys. Visit their website for more information or give them a call at 1.800.742.7945"

Diving/Snorkelling:

Scuba-Do Dive Comany

"Basically the best rated dive company in Key Largo, FL. They do more than diving though. Here you can also snorkel and get some lessons. For those that aren't dive certified, you can always do a one day Discover Scuba Diving class which includes 2 dives for $185.00. However, if you want to try to take lessons and get certified during the weekend, make sure to check out their site for some eLearning options."

Breakfast:

Key Largo Conch House Restaurant & Coffee Bar

"Key Largo Coffee House (now renamed Key Largo Conch House) was featured on the Food Network - June 2006 as a quaint, off the beaten path place to eat in Key Largo!"

Breakfast:

Starbucks Coffee Company

Bars:

Caribean Club

"Location: Mile Marker 104 Anonymousis a classic movie fanatic. Best couple of all time on screen: Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. Enter the 1948 movie they starred in together "Key Largo". Come enjoy a drink at the Caribbean Club, where supposedly some of the scenes from that movie was shot. Have a drink and pretend you're mixed up in the mob like Bogart!"

Bars:

Sundowners On the Bay

"So this is the place to see the sunset. They have the perfect view for that! So sip some drinks order an appetizer and enjoy! You can eat dinner here too but we hear some mixed things about this place, a bit pricey maybe overrated for a full on dinner."

Trails:

Windley Key Fossil Reef Geological Park

"Today, visitors can walk along eight-foot-high quarry walls to see cross sections of the ancient coral and learn about the quarry and its operation- an important part of Florida's 20th century history. Visitors can enjoy the natural attributes of this island while strolling five short, self-guided trails."