| Key Largo, known as the diving capital of
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| | to eat.One cannot swim with dolphins here
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| the world, is located only an hour and a
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| | because the laws of Marine Mammal
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| half from Miami International airport.
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| | Protection Act of 1972 apply here, in
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| Key Largo is the first in the Florida
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| | addition to the laws of the State of
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| Keys chain and a perfect get-a-way for an
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| | Florida. One can only watch any one group
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| extended vacation or day trip from
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| | of dolphins for about 30 minutes from the
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| Miami.Key Largo is home to John Pennekamp
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| | boat from about 50 yards so that feeding,
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| Coral Reef State Park, a spectacular
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| | mating, nursing their babies, etc., is
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| underwater park. Professional charter
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| | not disrupted.The law prohibits pursuing
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| boat captains can help you search for
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| | wild dolphins, swimming after, and
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| marlin, dolphin, wahoo or tuna just a few
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| | touching them. If dolphins approach you
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| miles off the shore.Dolphins can be
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| | while snorkeling (as opposed to you
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| spotted daily in a sandy bottomed area
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| | approaching them) the law suggests that
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| about 10-15 feet deep where they are
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| | you enjoy the moment of close encounter
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| constantly on the move in search of fish
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| | and then go back to the boat.
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