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Key Largo, Florida
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Established in 1963, it's the first park in the U.S. to protect a coral reef ecosystem.
The park spans over 70 nautical square miles, offering endless underwater adventures!
It boasts an underwater statue called 'Christ of the Abyss,' a must-see for divers!
It's part of the only living coral barrier reef in the continental United States.
These tours offer a window to the vibrant marine life without getting wet!
John Pennekamp was a Miami newspaper editor who advocated for the park's creation.
The park is a sanctuary for over 600 species of fish and 40 types of coral!
The park offers serene kayaking experiences through its lush mangrove forests.
Snorkeling is a top choice, letting you explore the vibrant underwater world up close!
The aquarium showcases the diverse marine life found in the park's waters.
