Welcome to the neighborhoods of Marco Island and our gorgeous surrounding communities. For further information, maps, current listings and personalized tours, please contact us to learn the features and benefits of living on the Paradise coast.
Please browse through the condominium index on the left for community descriptions, amenities and current units for sale. Then contact us for your personalized tour.
Relocating to Marco Island
Marco Island is the largest of Florida's Ten Thousand Islands, located in the Gulf of Mexico. Though the island is just 6 miles by 4 miles, it is filled with luxury homes and plenty to do, surrounded by some of the most breathtaking beaches in Florida. The island is linked to the mainland via two bridges, and is close to Everglades National Park and Naples, Florida.
Offering all the best parts of a small beach town, yet also equipped with luxury resorts, amazing golf courses, and gorgeous high rise beachfront homes, Marco Island has it all.
Why People Love Living on Marco Island
People love living on Marco Island because of the lifestyle it provides. With perfect weather all year long, residents enjoy the beaches any day of the year. Boat up restaurants and al fresco dining are part of the laid back lifestyle residents enjoy, making it the perfect place to enjoy your dream retirement or the vacation lifestyle you've dreamt of.
While Marco Island offers the peaceful island vibes many people crave, the convenience of multiple grocery stores, great schools, a library, and other community amenities make your island lifestyle as practical as it is enjoyable. Blending fun with function, Marco Island is truly the best of both world.
Vacationing on Marco Island
Many people choose Marco Island as the ideal location for a vacation home. Whether it's fishing, golfing, swimming, or simply enjoying the beach that you love to do most while on vacation, Marco Island has it all. Owning a vacation home on Marco Island can also be a lucrative investment, as many owners choose to list their properties as short term vacation rentals when they are not being occupied for personal use.
Because Marco Island is one of the best places to vacation in Florida, occupancy rates for these short term vacation rentals remain high all year round, making your investment even more profitable.
Things to Do on Marco Island
When we say Marco Island has it all, we mean it. Whatever you hobby, you will have a way to enjoy it without leaving the island. Shopping on Marco Island is diverse, with locally owned businesses offering clothing, jewelry, gifts, art, and more.
Because of the presence of multiple luxury resorts on the island, there are many high end services to enjoy, including spas, restaurants, and golf courses. If you love golfing, you will be happy to learn that Marco Island is home to a beautiful 18-hole course at Island Country Club. Members of the club enjoy access to the championship course, which has been continuously renovated and updated.
Marco Island is also a great place to live or vacation if a healthy lifestyle is important to you, with many private gyms and health-focused cafes and restaurants to choose from.
Of course we can't forget all that the beach has to offer Marco Island residents and visitors. Gorgeous white sand beaches and sparkling water beckon everyone to enjoy the coastline while sunbathing and reading a book, or play in the water.
Marco Island Schools
Families enjoy highly rated public schools on Marco Island, all a part of Collier County Public Schools. There are also a few private schools on Marco Island, with more accessible with a drive over the bridge into Naples.
Marco Island Real Estate
Ready to find your Marco Island home? Real estate on Marco Island is diverse, with something for everyone. You will find everything from cozy and affordable condos to large luxury penthouses on Marco Island.
Take a look at the Marco Island neighborhoods we have highlighted to get an idea of where on the island you might love to buy, and let us know if you have any questions. Whatever your budget, preferences, or ideal amenities, we can help you find your dream Marco Island home.
To learn more about Marco Island, contact our office at any time. We have the team of professionals with proven expertise you need to make the island your new home, or home away from home.
Cape Marco
On the southwestern end of Marco Island is a gated luxury community of six luxury condominium high-rises: Belize, Cozumel, Merida, Monterrey, Tampico and Vericruz. Featuring unobstructed panoramic views of the Gulf of Mexico and the 10,000 Islands as well as premier views of Marco Island all the way to Naples. With exclusive amenities, including several heated pools & spas, a community Pavilion building featuring activities rooms, a fishing pier, landscaped beach boardwalks, a walking path, tennis club, fitness center, movie theater; this condominium community offers the height of luxury living on gorgeous Marco Beach with enviable views and a luxe lifestyle.
Fiddler’s Creek
Fiddler’s Creek is a master-planned community of luxury residences and resort-style amenities in a beautiful tropical setting. Spread across over 6000 acres, it is composed of single family homes, villas, coach homes and condominiums within a surrounding nature preserve including lakes, walking paths, and recreational facilities. Amenities include an enormous state-of-the-art Club & Spa, an 18-hole golf course and available memberships for golf, beach and boating.
Goodland
Built on a 40 acre shellmound left by the Calusa Indians in the 1800’s; Goodland is a tiny town on the southeast corner of Naples, FLA. Once isolated, State Road 92 connected Goodland to the mainland, established in 1938 using shells from the Calusa mountains. Today it is a fishing community of around 200 permanent residents. Stan's Idle Hour Seafood Restaurant is a destination hot spot for dining and music on the weekends, when hundreds of visitors flock to enjoy the natural surrounds, fishing and boating.
Hammock Bay
Hammock Bay Golf & Country Club is located between Marco Island and Naples on the Southwest Coast of Florida, offering attached homes and 750 condos in high and low-rise buildings and villas and a resort, country club lifestyle. Amenities like a Championship Golf Course, Tennis, Meditarranean style pool, clubhouse with restaurant, bar and lounge, social events and so much more. The exclusivity and lifestyle abound in this luxury community.
Hideaway Beach Club
Situated on over 300 acres with 2.5 miles of Gulf of Mexico Beachfront, Hideaway Beach Club is a private gated community in a native Florida conservation area. In this exclusive enclave, you will find single family homes, some vacant buildable lots, beach villas and condominiums. Most notable is the walking/golf cart boardwalk winding through natural lagoons to a picnic area and private beach, great for bird watching and natural habitat. The membership required Gulf front Beach Club offers 2 restaurants, a community pool on the beach, entertainment and the communities Sports Complex offers a state-of-the-art fitness center, tennis courts, bocce ball, and an executive golf course, and more. Luxury living is on a whole other level at Hideaway.
Isles of Capri
In the 1950’s, 4 mangrove islands were connected to form Isles of Capri. Located between the Marco River, Tarpon Bay and Johnson Bay, with direct access to the Gulf of Mexico, it is accessed off Route 951 between Marco Island and Naples, Florida. The island community, surrounded by water, features in the vicinity of 500 modest homes with approximately 600 year-round visitors and 4 lovely condominium complexes on quiet streets. Capri Paddlecraft Park is along the entrance road to the Isles on Capri Blvd., where kayaks and other paddlecraft launch. A few select favorite restaurants are on the island, all on the water and attract visitors daily.
Key Marco
Southeast of the mainland of Marco Island is Key Marco, an island that is reached by bridge where an exclusive gated and guarded enclave of 134 home sites of homes no less than 3000SF are situated. Each have a boat slip at the private Marina and are governed by a Community Association (HOA). Amenities include a fitness center, community center with kitchen and event space, tennis courts and rentals are prohibited. Conveniently located only 7 minutes from the beach and 20 minutes from Naples. Key Marco has an impressive history of Native Americans who left an archaeological shell mound and prehistoric artifacts uncovered in 1990’s, dating back 6000 years, that are some of the greatest found in North America. Settled by Captain John T. Horr (1843-1926) it was once a Pineapple plantation and sold in 1923 for $10,000. Navigational charts still refer to Key Marco as ‘Horr’s Island’ and a pineapple symbol welcomes you to the island. You must be accompanied by a Realtor to view homes on Key Marco.
Lely Resort
Lely Resort is a neighborhood of about 5.5 square miles in southwest Naples located between HWY 41 and I-75 of approx. 5000+ residents. Lely Resort, a master planned golfing community of the same name, covers 2900 acres of lakes with Championship Golf Clubs offering 36 holes of golf, membership required “The Players Club” which offers lagoon style pools, olympic and baby pools, dining room, grill, tiki bar, sports bar, card room, computer room and more for the communities of Lely Barefoot Beach, Lely Golf Estates, Lely Country Club, Treviso Bay and Lely Resort. “Lely” as it is called, is also comprised of other living communities like Verona Walk (a popular destination for those moving off Marco Island), several luxury apartment complexes, Florida South/Western State College campus, South Regional library, and Lely Elementary School with grocery stores, Lowes, 2 Walmart Super Centers and convenient shopping and dining nearby.
Old Marco
From Collier Blvd., head North on Bald Eagle Drive to enter what is known as Olde Marco, an Historic District on the original barrier island community of Marco Island. In 1870 Old Marco Village was formed first by William Thomas (W.T.) Collier and later, his son who further developed the island to the South at Caxambas. Here you will find homes with water direct lots and waterfront condos whose residents feel a fierce pride of ownership for owning homes in this neighborhood. While not specifically a tourist attraction, it is historical none-the-less and features a small collection of shops and restaurants including: The Snook Inn; an outdoor grill and eatery that features music on the weekends, an art gallery, Bistro Soleil, a charming French Restaurant with outdoor seating; a salon, gift shop, fish market, health center and most notably the Old Marco Inn, said to be the oldest building in SW Florida housed in the original 1883 Inn (and it’s subsequent additions), established by Marco Island founder, William Thomas Collier who would tell visitors, "dollar-a-day, bring your own meat".
South Seas
South Seas is a community all in it’s own. The Gated Beachfront Condo Village offers 4 Condo Towers, each of 215 units and includes mid-rise garden units along Clam Bay which feature 134 boat slips for rent. Some of the buildings have relaxed rental restrictions while others do not. With amenities like heated pools, social rooms, fitness center, tennis courts, pickleball courts and bocce ball, fun is at your fingertips. Wonderfully loacated at the North end of the crescent beach you have access to the white sands of Marco Beach and popular Tigertail Beach nearby. Restaurants like Doreen’s for Breakfast, Joey’s Pizza and Empire Bagel are a hop, skip and jump away. More info about South Seas Club!
The Estates Section
In the Southeast section of Marco Island is a neighborhood known as “The Estates”, that consists of primarily luxury homes and buildable lots. Many are located on the waterfront with direct and sometimes indirect access to Caxambas Pass and many feature deep water dockage to accommodate larger boats and yachts. The lots are larger than elsewhere on the Island and many include stunning views of Roberts Bay and Caxambas Pass. You will find mostly palatial homes in the multi-million dollar range.
Take S. Barfield Drive just south of Winterberry Drive to take a look at the stunning palatial homes in this neighborhood.
The River
About River Area:
In the Northeast of Marco Island is a neighborhood known for it’s water-direct homes and larger homes with no bridges to navigate to access open water by boat. Also a short trip to Naples (around 20 minutes) by boat make this a wonderful area for those seeking detached homes beginning in the $1,000,000’s and condo’s starting in the mid $300,000’s. Marco Island Country Club is located in the River Area which gives those who join the fantastic amenities of membership.
Marco South
At the southern end of Marco Island is a quiet and low-key boaters paradise. With no bridges to contend with; reaching the 10,000 Islands for back water fishing is a snap and the Gulf of Mexico is “water direct”, meaning that there are no bridges to navigate which allows for boats of all sizes and heights, plus, while there are no Marina’s per say, you can gas-up at Caxambas Boat Landing. You will find many luxury homes on large lots and a few condos, on the water and inland, in this neighborhood. For privacy and the ultimate boaters experience, Marco South is the choice. The beach is nearby, just a short walk, which makes this a joggers and walking neighborhood. In close proximity is the major shopping corridor of S. Collier Blvd, where you will find the ever popular Marco Walk Center for convenient shops and an array of restaurants, from steak to crab to nachos.
Tigertail Beach
The northern most Beach on the 4 mile crescent is Tigertail Beach - which is effectively a Beach park with public parking, a lagoon, boardwalks to the beach and it borders an ecological reserve. The neighborhood along the beach is also called Tigertail and owning a home here means the beach is close by. This is a relaxed beachy neighborhood and one of the only that offers home within proximity to the beach. There are waterfront properties that border the mangroves with both direct and indirect access to the Gulf of Mexico - so be sure to check. Amenities like the Esplanade Shopping Center and the hub of centers along N. Collier Blvd are nearby. Largely overlooked by tourists and devoid of condos, Tigertail is very quiet and relaxed.
