Key Largo features extraordinary shipwrecks and spectacular coral reefs with a focus on innovative coral restoration efforts. Learn more on Destination Dive TV when it airs on Discovery this Sunday, August 6th at 8 a.m. ET/PT. 🤿 | The Florida Keys & Key West

If you know, you go to Key Largo 🪸🤿 The reefs are colorful and thriving, the water is usually clear, and there’s a mix of shallow coral gardens, deeper wrecks, and well-known snorkel spots like John Pennekamp State Park - CRPC and Molasses Reef. Some people come for the coral and the fish, others for the wrecks. Either way, if you’re thinking about diving in the Florida Keys…Key Largo is a great place to start! 🎥: Noelle Christine | The Florida Keys & Key West

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