Nautical Hideaway - Ocean/Marina View - Pool View - 2 Kayaks

Lovely Decorated Nautical Condo overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Pool and Marina. Enjoy these AWESOME VIEWS from your private balcony. Updated kitchen and bathrooms. Enjoy snorkeling, kayaking, swimming in 2 pools and the lagoon. This gated community has everything tucked away in paradise. Come and enjoy, relax and appreciate the Florida Keys.

Located at the heart of Key Largo MM 100 in a gated community (Kawama Yacht Club) with 24 hr security. Kawama is a 24-acre complex surrounded by three sides by John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, known for some of the best Scuba diving and snorkeling in all the keys.

2ND FLOOR CONDO with TWO ELEVATORS

Unit #201

Enjoy the fishing/sunrise/sunset at the jetty, a 3-acre salt-water lagoon for swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, paddle boarding, 2 tennis/pickle ball courts and a children's playground.

This condo is a very spacious 2 bedroom unit on the second floor overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Marina and Pool.

Master Bedroom - Queen Bed

2nd Bedroom - 2 Double Beds

Living Room - 1 sleeper sofa

Washer/Dryer

WIFI

Basic Cable TV

Pack n Play

High Chair

2 Kayaks

No Pets

Maximum 6 adults and 2 children

PLEASE NOTE: No guests boats/watercraft allowed at Kawama Yacht Club as the Marina and the dry storage areas are full. The Pilot House Marina is 1/2 mile away. Please check with them if you are bringing your boat

Kawama Yacht Club is a 24-acre complex located ocean side in the heart of Key Largo, known to many as the diving capital of the world - next to John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park known for some of the best Scuba Diving and Snorkeling in all the Florida Keys.

When you consider the convenient yet secluded location, the refreshing nautical setting, the thoughtful amenities, and the gracious town homes, villas and condos - you know that it is a premier ocean front community in the Florida Keys.

Be at ease knowing our vacation rentals are located in a gated community that has 24/7 security.

Kawama Yacht Club Features:

3 Heated Swimming Pools.

Salt water swimming lagoon with a platform in the middle, filled with local south Florida Tropical Fish. You are allowed to snorkel, paddle-board, swim, kayak or just enjoy the sandy beach at the end of the lagoon. Good for first time snorkelers and children. Very safe and clean.

Walking path around lagoon.

Jetty to see Sunrises, Sunsets and to Fish from.

Fish cleaning station.

Tennis court/Pickle ball.

Children's Playground.

Large Community Tiki hut and Barbecue Access. (Charcoal)

Barbecue on the man made beach. (Charcoal)

Two Fire pits on the man made beach.

BEACHES IN THE KEYS - Please know that the Keys are not known for their sandy beaches; however, we have a "sandy beach area" with direct ocean access for kayak or stand up paddle boarding.

2 cars are welcomed per stay with free parking.

NOTE #1: Beaches in the Keys – The only natural beach in the Florida Keys is at Bahia Honda State Park. The rest of the beaches are manmade. The Keys are built on Natural Coral Rock unlike the rest of the state of Florida that have natural sandy beaches. The Keys are not for Avid Beach Goers. They are for people who love to be “IN” or “ON” the "OCEAN".

KEY LARGO, TAVERNIER AND ISLAMORADA is known for “IN” or “ON” the "OCEAN" - Water Sports and Activities. We are the “DIVE AND FISHING CAPITAL OF THE WORLD"!

We have the ONLY LIVING CORAL REEF IN NORTH AMERICA!

What people come down to the Keys to enjoy is:

Diving

Snorkeling

Swimming

Fishing – Off Shore, Bottom, Bridge, Back Country or most anywhere you want to throw in a line. (Make sure you know the fishing rules).

Boating

Water Skiing, Tubing, Knee Boarding, Wake Boarding…

Parasailing

Windsurfing

Sailing

Kayaking

Bird and Nature watching

Dive Shops

Restaurants

Tiki Bars

Parks

Camping

Lobstering (In season)

Shrimping (When running – usually when it’s really cold)

Glass Bottom Boats – To go see the coral reefs out in the ocean.

NOTE #2: The coral reefs can be found “OFFSHORE” and cannot be reached from the shore and require a boat or other means of transportation to reach.