📜 Pristine white-sand beach and barrier island in Marco Island, Florida, featuring a unique lagoon that separates a manicured section from a wild, untamed stretch.
🔍 Known for bird watching, shelling, and tidal pool exploration, it boasts abundant wildlife and excellent opportunities to find rare sand dollars and various conch.
🐦 Fantastic birdwatching spot, part of the Florida Birding Trail
🐚 Great place for finding seashells and sand dollars
🛶 Explore gentle waters by kayak or paddleboard, or wade across the lagoon to reach the wild, untamed stretch of beach
👨👩👧👦 Family-friendly with playground and picnic area
🌅 Stay for breathtaking sunsets over the Gulf
⚠️ Strong lagoon currents at both low and high tides, caution advised when crossing
🚫 No public facilities on the outer stretch of the beach
🐕 No dogs permitted on the beach
💰 $10 Pay to Park fee without Collier County Resident Beach Parking Permit.
🕒 Open year-round, daily from dawn to dusk.
🅿️ Limited metered parking available, $10 fee without Collier County Resident Beach Parking Permit. Bring quarters and credit cards.
🚶♀️ Wading through the lagoon is required to reach the untamed beach, or rent a kayak/paddleboard.
🚻 Toilets available.
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