Marco Island, Florida is located south of Naples, Florida on the Southwest Coast of Florida along the Gulf of Mexico. The largest of Florida’s Ten Thousand Islands, Marco Island is a true tropical paradise within the United States. The white sand beaches, aquamarine waters and bright blue skies make this a popular tourist attraction each year for northern residents looking to escape the harsh winters. The island is upscale but with a relaxed, casual lifestyle. Four miles by six miles long, approximately 14,000 people call Marco Island home all year. During the season, the population has been known to double. Natural preserves, bays, and the Marco River wind in and around this alluring island offering residents panoramic views from a variety of perspectives. For the boating and fishing enthusiast, this island is like no other. There are plenty of fishing spots where you’ll find thousands of different species of fish and wildlife. Considered a world-class resort destination, Marco Island is surrounded by miles of uninhabited islands, bays, and creeks. Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve and Briggs Memorial Nature Center are just a few of the prestigious educational research centers located in this area. For the outdoor enthusiast, there is plenty to see and do. Collier-Seminole State Park, the 10,000 Islands National Wildlife Refuge, Big Cypress National Preserve, Fakahatchee Strand State Preserve and Everglades National Park offer residents and visitors alike the opportunity to get up close and personal with the wildlife and nature preserves that are so abundant in this area. Real estate in Marco Island is some of the most unique you’ll find in the world. From high rise towers boasting magnificent aerial views to sprawling estate homes along the beach and within various upscale communities, there are plenty of choices for those who wish to make Marco Island their home. Part of the Collier County School District, Tommie Barfield Elementary is located right on the island. Lely High School is just north in Naples. Florida Gulf Coast University is located about 1 hour north in Estero.
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