Dove on a day when it was rough, but coral looked uniformly dead....saw some fish - nothing dramatic!

Must see reef. Slow current here which is probably why we spent 3 dives here. Amphitheatre area was the best part of the reef. Great area to go to if you are diving with snorklers as it is pretty shallow diving, less than 30 feet.

This was a great area with many dive sites. It deserves its reputation as one of the most beautiful reefs in the keys.

We really enjoyed snorkeling Molasses Reef. It is about 10-30 ft deep so there was plenty of opportunity for diving as well. Looked like it could get busy, but not crowded in the water. Well worth a trip.

We went with some friends to a night dive and was really nice. We saw a lot of baby squids, squids, lobsters, eels and a lot of fishes.

Reasonable amount of fish, but the coral is mostly dead even if it is in a protected sanctuary. Key Largo's coral situation is sad.... the state should do more to protect its natural environment.

I got out for a great dive at Molasses Reef with the people from Amy Slate's Amoray Dive Resort and had a great experience. The aquatic life there is amazing. I saw about every kind of fish you can imagine. Depths hit maybe 30 feet...More