Condo Island 54 Guidebook
Food scene
Awesome place within walking distance or drive. Local bands, good food, cold beer and great views of the gulf.
Snook Inn
1215 Bald Eagle DrLocal favorite within walking distance.
Marco Prime Steak & Seafood Restaurant
599 S Collier BlvdGreat steaks in the heart of Marco
Hoot's Breakfast & Lunch
563 E Elkcam CirBreakfast is good.
Starbucks
796 5th Ave SStarbucks 1/2 mile from condo island. McDonalds too!
Even If lines long it moves fast. 1/4 mile from condo island 54. Very good ice cream. Gifts too.
28 habitants recommandent
Sweet Annie's Ice Cream Parlour
692 Bald Eagle DrEven If lines long it moves fast. 1/4 mile from condo island 54. Very good ice cream. Gifts too.
The Oyster Society
599 S Collier BlvdBeautiful views, great steaks and seafood.
Old Marco Pub
1105 Bald Eagle DrWalk to it 300 yards away! Good 80's live soft rock music.
Smith House
210 Royal Palm DrBest breakfast around, 100 yards from Snooks.
Sightseeing
Enjoy our two pools or the public beach.
https://www.cityofmarcoisland.com/community/page/beach-access
Visitors
South Marco Beach
Located on South Collier Boulevard, Marco Island, 70 parking spaces with rest room access. $8.00 Parking Fee payable to the Master Meter, or Beach Parking Permit required. The Beach is open from sunrise to sundown.
Parking on the streets or swales in the South Beach area is prohibited. See Parking Regulations for more information.
Tigertail Beach (County owned and operated)
Located on Marco Island, Tigertail Beach offers the public everything from natural resources to beachside amenities that make your visit a rewarding one. Tigertail Beach offers a bath house, five boardwalks leading from the mangrove lined parking area to the white, sandy beach. As you are standing on the beach looking over the Gulf of Mexico, you will see sand Dollar Island. This area is a nesting area for many birds, some that are threatened species. The Least Terns and Black Skimmers nest here in the spring along with various species of Sandpipers. The tidal bay between Tigertail Beach and Sand Dollar Island is generally an area where a variety of birds feed. We see Herons, Egrets, ibis and Many kinds of Terns, Sandpipers, plovers and Gulls. You may even see birds of prey such as the Osprey, gliding overhead.
A trip to Tigertail is not complete without a stroll along the beach for shells and other beach items. Collection of live shells is not permitted within county parks, but should you walk the shorelines, you will find a variety of shells and maybe even a sand dollar.
For your convenience, there are restrooms at the beach. In addition, a concession offers beach equipment rentals, food, and drinks. A handicapped beach wheelchair is available at this site. There are 226 regular parking spaces and 6 handicap parking spaces. Should you have comments, concerns or any questions, please contact a park ranger.
$8.00 Parking Fee payable to the Master Meter, or Beach Parking Permit required. The Beach is open from sunrise to sundown.
41 habitants recommandent
Marco Island South Public Beach Access
870 County Rd 951https://www.cityofmarcoisland.com/community/page/beach-access
Visitors
South Marco Beach
Located on South Collier Boulevard, Marco Island, 70 parking spaces with rest room access. $8.00 Parking Fee payable to the Master Meter, or Beach Parking Permit required. The Beach is open from sunrise to sundown.
Parking on the streets or swales in the South Beach area is prohibited. See Parking Regulations for more information.
Tigertail Beach (County owned and operated)
Located on Marco Island, Tigertail Beach offers the public everything from natural resources to beachside amenities that make your visit a rewarding one. Tigertail Beach offers a bath house, five boardwalks leading from the mangrove lined parking area to the white, sandy beach. As you are standing on the beach looking over the Gulf of Mexico, you will see sand Dollar Island. This area is a nesting area for many birds, some that are threatened species. The Least Terns and Black Skimmers nest here in the spring along with various species of Sandpipers. The tidal bay between Tigertail Beach and Sand Dollar Island is generally an area where a variety of birds feed. We see Herons, Egrets, ibis and Many kinds of Terns, Sandpipers, plovers and Gulls. You may even see birds of prey such as the Osprey, gliding overhead.
A trip to Tigertail is not complete without a stroll along the beach for shells and other beach items. Collection of live shells is not permitted within county parks, but should you walk the shorelines, you will find a variety of shells and maybe even a sand dollar.
For your convenience, there are restrooms at the beach. In addition, a concession offers beach equipment rentals, food, and drinks. A handicapped beach wheelchair is available at this site. There are 226 regular parking spaces and 6 handicap parking spaces. Should you have comments, concerns or any questions, please contact a park ranger.
$8.00 Parking Fee payable to the Master Meter, or Beach Parking Permit required. The Beach is open from sunrise to sundown.