Whether its waverunners, parasailing, sailing, windsurfing, swimming, fishing or sunbathing we have water activities to suit your lifestyle . Three-and-one-half miles of pearlescent sands, washed by a shimmering turquoise gulf, make Marco Island the perfect water sports destination. Featured Sites Marinas Cedar Bay Marina Offering supplies, gas, dockage, boat sales, storage and repairs. Boat Rentals/Charters/Cruises Marco Island Sea Excursions -is a Florida convention services company that offers support services to meeting planners. Our services include Fishing, Boating, Beach Parties, Dinner Cruises, Shelling, Sailing, Everglades tours, Catering, Boat Rallies, and more in the Ft. Myers, Naples and Marco Island Florida areas. Cedar Bay Boat Rentals with online availability search and reservation features. Quick Links The "Learn to Sail" program at Sail Marco is dedicated to promoting and teaching safe sailing for various experience levels. Six Chuter Charters Sport Fishing the waters from Naples, Marco Island, the Ten Thousand Islands and into the Gulf of Mexico with Florida native Captain Shaun Chute. Six Chuter Charters is located on Marco Island within minutes of Naples and Southwest Florida. Satisfaction Guaranteed Fishing Charters Enjoy fishing the scenic backwaters of the 10,000 Islands and Everglades National park. Captain Brien will guide you through your fishing adventure every step of the way!No experience necessary! Cool Beans Cruises Set Sail Onboard "Cool Beans", a New 35 Ft. Catamaran, and Have the Time of Your Life! Specializing in small groups of 3 to 6 guests, you can escape from the crowds for a Personalized 3 Hour Day Sightseeing or Champagne Sunset Cruise in the beautiful pristine waters of the Gulf of Mexico. See Naples and Marco Island the way they are meant to be seen, By Water! Taking small group on our "Cool Beans" Catamaran allows us to really get to know our guests. We have a fun time together, treating each guest like a member of our own family. With over 30 years of experience navigating the Florida waterways & the Gulf of Mexico, Captain Kelly's certification by the U.S. Coast Guard assures you an experience that is fun, safe and comfortable. We're attuned to all of your needs, including providing beverages and tasty snacks for your cruise. Whether your interests are nature, sunsets, swimming, shelling or sightseeing, we offer you a fun-filled cruising adventure.Prices start as low as $50/guest for a 3 hour cruise. Full Day and Extended Charters are also available. As we set sail, nature enthusiasts delight in the abundant sights and sounds of sea life, wildlife and tropical vegetation along the shores of Naples and Marco Island. Watch dolphins leaping before your eyes and manatees swimming among mangrove-dense coastal waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Get a close up view of ospreys, eagles, herons and other birds native to Southwest Florida in their natural habitat. Our excursions include visits to unspoiled Naples and Marco Island beaches where you may explore, swim and collect shells. Naples beaches have been voted among the top 10 beaches in the U.S. by National Geographic Traveler and The Travel Channel. For Information and Reservations, Please Contact Captain Kelly at (239) 777-0020

Marco Island Florida Beaches Tigertail Beach is a public beach open daily from 8 a.m. until sunset. There are showers, restrooms, a children's play area, volleyball nets, a concession stand for food and beverages, and a rental stand for a variety of water sport toy, umbrellas and chairs. The entrance to Tigertail Beach is located at the intersection of Spinnaker Drive and Hernando Drive. Residents Beach - Main requires a resident permit for entry. It is open from 8 a.m. until sunset daily. Showers, restrooms, vending machines, and a children's play area are available as well as a picnic area with chickee huts, tables and charcoal barbecues. The entrance is located at the intersection of Collier Boulevard and San Marco Road. South Beach requires a resident permit for parking in the resident parking lot. There is also a public parking lot available and a walkway to the beach that provides access for both residents and the public. The beach is open 8 a.m. until sunset daily. There are no facilities, however, there are hotels and restaurants along the beach within a short distance. Walkway access from Collier Boulevard is located just north of Cape Marco. Hideaway Beach is a public beach that is only accessible to the public by boat. The Hideaway Beach community, however, is private property that is available only to homeowners and their guests and is monitored by Hideaway Staff. Mangrove forests, lagoons and wildlife are found in abundance in this 314 acre area of Marco Island. Several other beaches are accessible on nearby islands by boat and are only a short ride. These include Coconut Island located at the mouth of the Marco River across from Hideaway Beach. Just south of Marco Island is Cape Romano, and Keewaydin Island is just north of Marco off the tip of Isles of Capri. A number of tour boats and guides are available for sightseeing trips to these islands and their beaches. A number of tour boats and guides are available for sightseeing or shelling trips to these islands and their beaches - check out: Satisfaction Guaranteed Sea Excursions Sail Kahuna Dawn Patrol Fishing Addiction - Sightseeing and Shelling Tours Captain Bill Koupa - Fishing Charter & Guide Service - Everglades, Naples, Marco & Ten Thousand Islands Florida A final spot that is not offically designated as a beach but is frequently used by local Marco Islanders is the area adjacent to the Judge Jolley Bridge. The bridge crosses over Marco River and is the primary entry to Marco Island via Collier Boulevard (County Road 951). Both sides of the bridge offer water access, and although most of the waterfront is very rocky, the area bordering the Marco Island Yacht Club has a sandy stretch of beach that is often used for wading, swimming and launching canoes or kayaks.