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Top Thing To Do In Key Largo

Waterside Suites & Marina is the ideal home base for travelers visiting the Florida Keys. Explore Key Largo with thrilling deep-sea fishing, jet skiing, kayaking, parasailing, and snorkeling adventures available nearby. Whether you're chasing the thrill or seeking scenic beauty, your Florida Keys experience starts here.

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  • Two people on paddleboards enjoy a calm sunset on the water, one standing and one lying down, with gentle waves around them.
    Two people parasailing over clear turquoise water, tethered to a boat under a bright blue sky.
    • WATERSPORTS

    Experience The Exciting Thrills

    Ideally located in South Florida, Keys Skis is open seven days a week from sunrise to sunset. Experience the exciting thrills of a jet ski. Explore the local waters on a paddleboard or kayak. See the Keys from above with a parasailing adventure. There’s no shortage of things to do in Key Largo, so let us help you plan your day at sea with rentals, tours, and charters.

  • Two men on a dock, one holding a fish and a fishing rod, the other sitting with a drink. They're by the water on a clear day.
    • FISHING

    Fishing

    Spend a day on the water, and just some of the fish you may encounter include redfish, snook, sea trout, bonefish, tarpon, snapper, jacks, ladyfish, pompano, grouper, sheep head, and black drum. In addition to deep-sea fishing, flats and backcountry fishing in the everglades is a unique experience for out-of-town guests. The best time for fishing in the Florida Keys is when the water temps reach above 75 degrees (Fahrenheit), which is usually mid-March through June and the summer. From deep-sea fishing, sports fishing, fishing charters, and tours, we take care of all of the details while you reel in the fish.

  • A person snorkeling underwater, wearing a mask and snorkel, captured in a selfie-style photograph with bubbles around.
    A snorkeler swims underwater over rocks and a submerged chair in clear blue water.
    • SNORKELING & DIVING

    Snorkeling

    Most snorkeling adventures start at John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, where travelers can hop on a boat to several nearby reefs where they can go snorkeling. Additionally, travelers can enjoy snorkeling with a private boat charter, which is a great way to explore some of the lesser-known reefs of the region like The Elbow, Grecian Rocks, Dry Rocks & Christ of the Abyss, Mosquito Bank, White Rocks Dry Banks, and French Reef. For groups of six or more people, we suggest a private charter.