About Marco Island

Photo courtesy of Chelle Koster Walton

Lying to the south of Naples, Marco Island is the first and biggest of the Ten Thousand Islands. Extremely nautical in nature, it is made up of three communities: the resort scene of Marco, the fishing community of Goodland and boaters haven Isles of Capri.

See & Do

Most of Marco Island's attraction is recreational - boating, fishing, paddling and enjoying the great outdoors. The island lies along the Paradise Coast Blueway trail that connects to waters in Everglades National Park. History lovers will want to visit the Marco Island Historical Museum. For the best beach amenities, head to Tigertail Beach.

Eat

Marco Island serves up a delectable menu of restaurants that typically specialize in local seafood, such as new to the scene Fin Bistro and longtime favorite Snook Inn. Head to fishing village Goodland for more fresh-off-the-docks seafood. For French, there is Bistro Soleil; for Italian, Sale e Pepe or Arturo's. 

Marco Island's Best Restaurants

Zaza

CJ's on the Bay

Little Bar

Mango's Dockside Bistro

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Stay

The Marco Island Marriott Beach Resort dominates the destination resort scene on Marco Island. It will become a JW Marriott early 2016. Two other upscale resorts in the same neighborhood along angel-dust sand include the Hilton Marco Island Beach Resort and the Marco Ocean Beach Resort. Away from the beach, you will find the historic Olde Marco Island Inn and Suites and nautical The Boat House.