See some of the finest coral reefs in the United States.

A 4,000 pound bronze statue of Christ installed at the Key Largo National Marine Sanctuary.

This center rescues injured birds and releases them back into the wild.

Boat or kayak the 375 miles of open water and look for the white heron, America's largest wading bird, at this wildlife reserve.

Scuba diving for the beginners and advanced alike, featuring dives to coral reefs and WWII wrecks.

A majestic shipwreck sitting at the bottom of the ocean floor. A perfect destination for scuba divers.

For the person with little to no experience scuba diving, this diving service offers a package which includes diving lessons followed by a trip to the coral reefs.

Diving service that lets you customize your own diving trips.

Scuba diving courses for beginning and advanced divers.

Why swim with dolphins when you can swim with sharks? Feed, photograph and nurse sharks.

This destroyer escort ship sits in only 30 feet of water, making it accessible to scuba divers and snorkelers alike.

Dive Center featuring scuba diving, snorkeling and trips in a glass bottomed boat.

The twice weekly guided nature hikes at this reserve will introduce you to the many endangered plant and animal species that call the Keys home.

Exotic and native plants populate this nature reserve, as well as many species of bird and butterfly.

Two ships deliberately sunk in 1987 to provide artificial reefs for experienced divers.

For scuba divers, this is a chance to explore a Spanish ship sunk in 1733.