Key Largo
Florida, United States β 1.4 km
Key Largo - Dolphin Basin
πΊπΈ Florida Β· United States β Altitude 3 m
This live camera looks out over Dolphin Basin in Key Largo, the largest of the Florida Keys. It is a good way to check conditions on the water before planning a day trip, or simply to see how the sea looks from the Keys. The live player is embedded below, with the local time and weather shown beside it.
Key Largo sits at the northern end of the Florida Keys, the chain of low coral and limestone islands that curves southwest from the mainland toward Key West. The island is best known for its reefs, mangroves and warm, shallow water, and for the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, one of the first marine protected areas in the United States. The atmosphere is relaxed and boat-oriented, with marinas, dive shops and fishing charters lining the highway.
The title names a basin, so the view is likely to be of calm, sheltered water used by boats and fishing vessels. Depending on the angle, you may see water color, wind and small waves, and boat traffic during the day. Mornings are often the calmest, while afternoon sea breezes and summer thunderstorms can change the surface quickly. Check the weather block on the page before judging what you see.
Key Largo has a subtropical climate with hot, humid, rainy summers and mild, drier winters, which are the most popular months for visitors. Hurricane season runs from June to November, so it is worth checking forecasts before travel. The island is reached by the Overseas Highway (US-1) from Miami, about an hour's drive. Other cameras nearby include Key Largo Marina and the charter boat views in Islamorada.
Source: FloridaKeysTV
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Key Largo are shown in the weather block beside the live player. They update automatically, so you can check them before deciding when to go out on the water.
The local time for Key Largo is displayed on the page and follows Eastern Time, including daylight saving changes. It is shown next to the live camera so you can compare it with your own time zone.
The camera is in Key Largo, in the Florida Keys, at the northern end of the island chain. The map on the page marks its position so you can see how it sits relative to the highway and the nearby marinas.
Mornings tend to be calmer, which makes the water easier to read. Winter months are typically the clearest and least humid, while summer afternoons often bring wind and storms. Check the weather block to choose the best moment.
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