KEY LARGO GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Two-Tank Dives and Snorkel Runs off Key Largo: Guided Reef Time from Amoray Dive Resort
Two-tank scuba dives or guided snorkel outings aboard Amoray’s catamaran explore Key Largo’s coral reefs in roughly four-hour trips; tanks and weights are included.
Two-Tank Dives and Snorkel Runs off Key Largo: Guided Reef Time from Amoray Dive Resort.
Amoray Dive Resort runs two-location scuba and snorkel outings from Key Largo that put you directly onto the reef system of John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park aboard a spacious catamaran, letting divers and snorkelers sample shallow, crystal-clear reef sites teeming with color and marine life.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Shallow, Colorful Coral and Marine Life
Key Largo’s reefs offer shallow dives—often under 30 feet—where snorkelers and divers can view vibrant coral and abundant sea life in clear water, making each stop rewarding for all skill levels.
A Catamaran Platform Built for Diving and Snorkeling
Trips depart from Amoray’s roomy dive vessel designed for easy water access and surface intervals between two distinct reef locations, providing a comfortable base for both two-tank dives and snorkel outings.
Decades of Local Experience
With nearly three decades as a Keys diving destination, Amoray Dive Resort is a long-established operator for guided reef trips and is set up to support renters, guided divers, and repeat visitors.
What the day feels like
What the Trip Feels Like
Expect a roughly four-hour outing that takes you to two separate dive or snorkel locations; tanks and weights are provided and trips run from a purpose-built catamaran so you spend most of your time in the water sampling shallow reef life or floating over coral gardens.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this outing suits — and when you’ll need extra steps before you go.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Two dive/snorkel locations per trip with tanks and weights provided; additional dive gear is available to rent from the operator.
Divers must have certification cards and carry a low-pressure inflator, alternate air source, pressure and depth gauge, and a timing device; operators ask all divers to use a waterproof timepiece or dive computer and a pressure gauge/alternate air source.
Trips run about four hours; the operator lists daily departures from the dock and posts specific boat leave times—call the operator for current schedules and night-dive information.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the trip?
Approximately four hours.
Are tanks and weights included?
Yes — weights and air-filled scuba tanks are included with the trip.
Do I need to hire a guide?
If your last dive was over one year ago you must hire a guide; solo divers may also be required to hire a guide if the operator cannot provide a buddy.
What if I haven’t dived in over two years?
You are required to take a refresher course prior to the trip; the class is scheduled at the start times listed by the operator.
Can I rent gear?
Yes — dive gear is available to rent from Amoray Dive Resort.
Are there refunds for seasickness or unused equipment?
No — the operator does not issue refunds for seasickness or for unused tanks and equipment.