Congratulations on Becoming a Florida Keys Reef Explorer!

Enjoy exploring the unique reef diving or snorkeling experiences in Key Largo, Islamorada, Marathon, Big Pine & the Lower Keys, and Key West.

Reef Explorer Map

How it Works

Beginners, seasoned divers and snorkelers can become a Reef Explorer. Upon your arrival to the Florida Keys, ask any dive or snorkel operator for a complimentary Reef Explorer Guide. The guide highlights the unique coral reefs from Key Largo to Key West. Simply have any dive or snorkel operator you book a reef charter with in the Keys stamp your souvenir Reef Explorer Guide.

Personalize and Print a Reef Explorer Poster

Personalize and Print a Reef Explorer Poster

First-timers, families and fun-loving outdoors groups can enjoy the underwater world and keep a souvenir! Be sure to ask your dive or snorkel operator for your free Reef Explorer journal during your Florida Keys visit.

Key Largo

For as long as divers have prowled the seas, Key Largo has prevailed as one of the top dive destinations in the Western Hemisphere.

Islamorada

Hen & Chickens? Pickles Reef? While Islamorada might not sound like a serious dive destination, slip below the surface and behold a strange and wonder-filled world rich with diversity and teeming with sea life.

Marathon

With a name like Marathon, you’d expect the middle of the Keys to offer nonstop diving adventure. You won’t be disappointed.

The Lower Keys

The Lower Keys are the least developed of The Florida Keys and in many ways the most natural.

Key West

If you’ve ever wondered why much of the inspiration for Key West’s art community comes from the sea, take a look below the surface.

Close
Close