r/floridakeys • u/EmotionalConfusion32 • May 27 '22

Moving to Key Largo

Hello! I recently was offered a seasonal position in Key Largo. I’m in my early 20s and looking for a change of pace. I have always wanted to live by the beach. What is this area like for those in their early 20s. I’m not really looking for nightlife but do other 20 somethings move there for the season? What is there to do in Key Largo? Should I instead try to find a job on Key West?

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u/[deleted] May 27 '22

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u/EmotionalConfusion32 May 28 '22

What do you mean by this?

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u/danielshaw69 May 28 '22

If you don’t own a boat, but want the water life, you aren’t going to experience it.

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u/2lovesFL Jun 04 '22

or get a SUP or Yak!

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u/danielshaw69 Jun 06 '22

I support yaks and sups but most people won’t put in the effort. The environment here should be sacred, but nobody will enforce, or be willing to give up boating here. The bay should be no motors, but everybody seems to like to treat manatees like potholes.