Voted an ASA "Outstanding School of 2007 and 2008"
Capt. Pete voted an ASA "Outstanding Instructor of 2007, 2008 and 2010"
About Panama City & Key Largo
If you think all of Florida is the congestion of Orlando and Miami, you are in for a pleasant surprise! Experience miles of pristine beaches, secluded anchorages, and quaint fishing villages. Chance upon nesting osprey, playful dolphin, and the occasional Florida bald eagle and grazing deer. Learn more about Panama City and Key Largo below.
Photos by David Montgomery. davmon.com
Panama City and Panama City Beach (rated America's #1 beach in 1995) are located on the Gulf of Mexico in the panhandle of Florida between Mobile, AL, to the west and Tallahassee, FL, to the east. Panama City is serviced by its own international airport (Delta and Northwest) and is accessible by several major highways easily linking this vacation paradise to the cities of the southeast, central, and western states.
Known for its mild climate and its beautiful sugar-white beaches, Panama City is a wonderful vacation destination. Surrounded by the protected water of St. Andrews Bay and the open water of the Gulf of Mexico, Panama City is ideal for learning to sail in different types of water and conditions. Plus, Panama City has some of the most spectacular emerald green waters you will find anywhere in the world!
Learn more about the Panama City area by visiting Visit Panama City Beach or Panama City Beach Guide.
Key Largo is
the northernmost island of the Florida Keys located about an hour south of
Miami and 100 miles from Key West. It is an integral part of the Florida Keys National Marine
Sanctuary making it a safe haven for fish and coral to thrive. It is also
home to the nation's first undersea preserve,
John Pennekamp Coral Reef State
Park, which offers some of the best snorkeling and diving in the world.
The Keys are known for warmth, sunshine, and nearly perfect weather year round. Due to its proximity to the Gulf Stream and the Gulf of Mexico, the Keys have a mild tropical-maritime climate where the average summer and winter temperatures rarely differ more than 10 degrees. The July high is around 90 degrees. The January low is 63. That makes the Keys a terrific destination and sailing ground anytime of the year.
To learn more about Key Largo and the Florida Keys, visit Key Largo or The Florida Keys.
Contact us for more information including directions, accommodations, restaurants, and other points of interest.