The Playa Largo lobby reflects a stylish yet low-key island aesthetic, complete with playful swinging seats that are almost always occupied.

Framed by native trees and a dramatic archway, a large pool anchors the resort’s waterfront setting, including an 8,600-square-foot lawn and 6,000-square-foot beach for outdoor events.

With a secluded beachfront location and a 1,200-square-foot pool deck, the resort’s Beach House can accommodate up to 50 people for an indoor reception or up to 150 for an outdoor event. It has three lavish guestrooms and is also available as a buyout to house top execs.

Playa Largo’s 2,700-square-foot Tavernier Ballroom can accommodate 360 people for a banquet and 500 for a reception. There are two additional conference rooms totaling 2,100 square feet.

A refreshing Dragonberry Mojito—combining the flavors of strawberry and dragon fruit—is the resort’s signature cocktail.

Groups learn how to “muddle” sugar and fruit to make delicious craft cocktails at mixology lessons.

Playa Largo chefs cook up clean, locally sourced food for group dining as well as for restaurant menus. It’s easy to eat healthy, delicious fare here. The earthy flavors of each individual, exotic mushroom wow the palate in this dish.

Among the resort’s outdoor gathering spots are two beachside fire pits for sunset viewing, stargazing, and s’mores.

The pristine waters of the Florida Keys can be explored with sailboats, paddleboards, and kayaks available at Playa Largo’s water sports center. There’s also a 34-slip marina and boat launch, with chartered vessels for group sails leaving directly from the property.

Unforgettable: A scrumptious toes-in-the-sand dinner while sunset turns to starry night.