Marco Island Vacation Rentals

Marco Island is one of the most popular holiday islands on Florida's southwest coast. So it's no wonder that when you're looking for a holiday home, an apartment or a holiday home, you'll find it all over the island. The central location, the short distances to the white dream beaches and the excellent fish restaurants are the main characteristics of the always light-flooded and modernly furnished accommodations. Many accommodations are located directly on one of the many canals and have their own jetty and boat, so you can leave for the Gulf of Mexico whenever you want.

The 60 square kilometers large island offers with its numerous snow-white beaches ideal conditions for an extensive beach vacation under Florida's sun. If you're looking for a change from splashing around, sunbathing and relaxing, you'll want to dedicate yourself to water sports. You have the choice between surf courses, guided dives and trend sports such as stand-up paddling. Alternatively, you can join a local guide for deep-sea fishing or take part in guided tours where you can get up close and personal with sea turtles.

The subtropical to tropical climate provides Marco Island in southern Florida with ideal travel conditions, especially in the winter months of December to February and in March and April. Even at this time the air temperatures are often above 25 degrees Celsius, which also makes the bath in the Gulf of Mexico, whose temperature does not fall below 24 degrees Celsius, particularly pleasant.

The bay off Marco Island is home to dolphins as well as some whale species. If you want to get closer to the friendly marine mammals, the best way is to book a boat tour on site that takes you to the hottest Dolphin Watching spots.

Are you looking for a change from the beach and the sea? Then visit Everglades City, only 50 kilometres away, and from there take a boat trip to the mysterious Everglades, where with a bit of luck you may also meet the infamous crocodiles.

The south of Florida is famous for its seafood. First and foremost is the local speciality, the "Stuffed Florida Lobster Tail". It is a lobster tail filled with spices, bread, garlic and onions, crispy baked and served with a butter sauce.