Marco Island

Bathed in sun, and located on the edge of the beautiful Gulf of Mexico, Marco Island includes over 6 miles of stunning coastline and over 100 miles of waterways.

It is the largest barrier island among Florida’s “Ten Thousand Islands” area. With a subtropical climate, there is a distinct wet to dry seasonal change, with most of its rain falling between June and October. Now is the time to check out why Marco Island is such a wonderful tourist destination, and All Inclusive Excursions would like to help you.

Spend 7 days at The Anglers Cove and enjoy a two bedroom unit with a full kitchen and all the comforts of home. Also provided for Anglers Cove guests, 2 beautiful pools, 3 whirlpools, tennis courts, waterslide, and bar and grill and even a place to dock your boat. Your location puts you within walking distance of many of the shops and marinas including the Marco River Marina.

Surrounded by miles of pristine, undeveloped islands, nature preserves, national parks, and wildlife refuges, Marco Island and the surrounding areas are a perfect place to get away and enjoy all of natures splendors.

Marco Island itself is home to only about 14,000 residents, with it’s population up to 30,000 in the vacation season.

Vacationers to this paradise can enjoy all of the exciting water sports including sailing, kayaking or boating, but this also happens to have some of the best fishing and most beautiful areas in Florida for sightseeing or just experiencing nature that you could hope for.

As for land activities, there are wonderful shopping plazas including The Esplanade Shoppes, over 50,00 square feet of dining, retailers and specialty stores.

Dining experiences are also varied and numerous from fresh seafood to wonderful steak dinners. The Islander is reasonably priced and has great specials, a down to earth place. For a different kind of restaurant, the Snook Inn has an outdoor dining experience which allows boats to arrive as easily as cars.