Boating &amp; Things to Do in Marco Island

Keewaydin 3 Mile #1

Limestone Boulders -#1 of 4 Patch Reefs This Day/Grant Constructed with 147.9 tons of material.

Rose Marina

Rose Marina is a bustling full-service marina known for its excellent amenities and welcoming atmosphere. Boaters can enjoy a range of services including fuel, ice, and water, as well as access to restrooms and laundry facilities. The marina also features a well-stocked ship store offering a variety of clothing, accessories, and fishing gear. With on-site dining options and proximity to town, Rose Marina is a convenient and enjoyable stop for boaters.

Keewaydin 3 Mile, C & D Reef 02

Rubble And Culverts County Funded Constructed with 632 tons of material.

Keewaydin 3 Mile, C & D Reef 01

Rubble And Culverts County Funded Constructed with 612 tons of material.

DOCK & DINE

Snook Inn

Snook Inn is a vibrant waterfront restaurant on Marco Island, known for its lively atmosphere, live music, and stunning views of the water. This family-friendly spot offers a variety of seafood dishes, including a complimentary salad bar with entrees. Boaters can enjoy the convenience of dockage, making it an ideal stop for those exploring the area by water.

Marco 9 Mile Reef, #3

667 Tons of Concrete Rubble Constructed with 667 tons of material.

Marco 9 Mile Reef, #2

680 Tons of Concrete Rubble Constructed with 680 tons of material.

Marco 9 Mile Reef, #1

670 Tons of Concrete Rubble Constructed with 670 tons of material.

Marco Island 12 Mile, M12Cd05

900 Tons of Concrete Rubble Constructed with 900 tons of material.

Amt Reef

About 400 Large (3 Ft) Pieces of Concrete Rubble, 3 Drops Also 11/01/04 & 11/12/04 Constructed with 1800 tons of material.

Marco 9 Mile, Cp1- M9C

6 of 6 Drops This Grant, 4 of 4 This Date Constructed with 142.8 tons of material.

Marco 12 Mile, Site M12C

3 of 6 Drops This Grant, 1 of 4 This Date Constructed with 44.9 tons of material.

Marco 9 Mile, Richie Reef

5 of 6 Drops This Grant, 3 of 4 This Date Constructed with 122.4 tons of material.

Marco 12 Mile, Site M12B

4 of 6 Drops This Grant, 2 of 4 This Date Constructed with 142.8 tons of material.

Marco 12 Mile, Site M12A-Richie Reef

1 of 6 Drops This Grant, 1 of 2 This Date Constructed with 417.8 tons of material.

Marco 12 Mile, Cp2 (Site M12C)

2 of 6 Drops This Grant, 2 of 2 This Date Constructed with 81.6 tons of material.

Davey Jones Reef -Memorial Reef Balls

1 Ultra, 6 Reefballs And 8 Pallet Balls, As Memorial Reef Constructed with 5 tons of material.

Keewaydin 3 Mile #2

Limestone Boulders -#2 of 4 Patch Reefs This Day/Grant Constructed with 147.9 tons of material.

Keewaydin 3 Mile #3

Limestone Boulders -#3 of 4 Patch Reefs This Day/Grant Constructed with 147.9 tons of material.

Keewaydin 3 Mile #4

Limestone Boulders -#4 of 4 Patch Reefs This Day/Grant Constructed with 147.9 tons of material.

Capt. Pete Memorial Reef

Concrete Bridge, Pilings & Rubble, $15,000 Funded By City of Marco Is. (2 of 2) Constructed with 239.4 tons of material.

Marco Sportfishing Club Reef

Concrete Bridge & Pilings, $15,000 Funded By City of Marco Is. (1 of 2) Constructed with 225 tons of material.

Marco Island 5 Mile Site

Large Diameter Concrete Culverts Constructed with 200 tons of material.

Marco Island 2 Mile

Concrete Culverts Confirmed By RBF, Grant FWCC-01002

Caxambas Pass 2.5 Mile

170 Tons of Pilings 2nd of Two Loads (Not Found 12/01) Constructed with 170 tons of material.

Marco Island 5 Mile Reef

Steel Barge, Steel Pipe And Concrete Rubble

Marco Pass Reef Site

6 Loads,10/3-5-20/83, And 12/1-2-3/83 (Not Located 12/01) Constructed with 1435 tons of material.

Collier 5 Mile Reef

800 Yards of Concrete Pilings (Curbs), Confirmed By Rbf, Grant FWCC-01002

Caxambas Pass 5.0 Mile

Marco 5 Mile 1972, Concrete & Pipe (Not Located 12/01)

Marco Island 2 Mile Reef

Concrete Rubble And Tires, No Buoy, Confirmed By RBF, Grant FWCC-01002

Foote Family Reef - A

511 Tons of Secondary Use Concrete Constructed with 511 tons of material.

Foote Family Reef - B

496 Tons of Concrete Culverts And Slabs Constructed with 496 tons of material.

Foote Family Reef - C

496 Tons of Concrete Culverts And Slabs Constructed with 496 tons of material.

Foote Family Reef - D

500 Tons of Secondary Use Concrete Constructed with 503 tons of material.

Foote Family Reef - E

500 Tons of Secondary Use Concrete Constructed with 500 tons of material.

Wasmer Reef - A

500 Tons of Secondary Use Concrete Constructed with 500 tons of material.

Wasmer Reef - B

500 Tons of Secondary Use Concrete Constructed with 500 tons of material.

Wasmer Reef - C

500 Tons of Secondary Use Concrete Constructed with 500 tons of material.

Wasmer Reef - D

500 Tons of Secondary Use Concrete Constructed with 515 tons of material.

Wasmer Reef - E

500 Tons of Secondary Use Concrete Constructed with 501 tons of material.

Wasmer Reef - F

500 Tons of Secondary Use Concrete Constructed with 515 tons of material.

Marco Island 2015 - 1A

300+ Limestone Boulders Constructed with 500 tons of material.

Marco Island 2015 - 1B

300+ Limestone Boulders Constructed with 500 tons of material.

Rooney Reef 2015 - 2A

300+ Limestone Boulders Constructed with 503 tons of material.

Rooney Reef 2015 - 2B

300+ Limestone Boulders Constructed with 500 tons of material.

Rooney Reef 2015 - 2C

300+ Limestone Boulders Constructed with 500 tons of material.

Rooney Reef 2015 - 2D

300+ Limestone Boulders Constructed with 500 tons of material.

Rooney Reef 2015 - 2E

300+ Limestone Boulders Constructed with 500 tons of material.

Foote Family Reef - F

501 Tons of Limestone Boulders Constructed with 501 tons of material.

Wasmer Reef Modules 2015

9 Florida Limestone Modules Constructed with 27 tons of material.

Foote Family Reef Benches 2015

66 Concrete Benches Constructed with 26 tons of material.

Foote Family Modules 2015

8 Florida Limestone Modules Constructed with 24 tons of material.

Foote Family Reef - Turtle Reef

34 Florida Limestone Modules Constructed with 102 tons of material.

Marco Island Marina Association (MIMA)

Marco Island Marina Association (MIMA) is a premier marina located in southwest Florida, offering boaters a full-service experience with easy access to the Gulf via Marco River. Known for its beautiful facilities and vibrant local scene, MIMA is a favorite among both transient boaters and long-term mooring residents. The marina is well-kept and resilient, having withstood recent hurricanes without significant damage. Boaters can enjoy the lively community atmosphere and the convenience of nearby amenities, making it an ideal stop for those exploring the region.

Esplanade Marina

Esplanade Marina offers a pleasant environment with nearby shopping and dining options. While it provides dockage for visiting boaters, it's crucial to call ahead to secure a spot, as the marina can be busy and parking can be challenging. The marina is equipped with essential amenities like restrooms and wifi, and it's conveniently located for provisioning and exploring the nearby town on foot.

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BOAT RAMP

Caxambas Park And Boat Ramp

Public boat ramp managed by Collier County. Access type: Government Owned for General Public Use.

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BOAT RAMP

Calusa Island Marina & Yacht Club

Public boat ramp managed by Private Business. Access type: Commercially Owned for General Public Use.

NATURE

Caxambas Boat Park

Caxambas Boat Park is a lively and scenic destination, perfect for launching kayaks and small boats. With its beautiful water views and convenient beach access, it's a favorite among families and beginners. However, the park can get busy, especially on weekends, so arriving early is recommended. The presence of commercial jet ski companies adds to the hustle and bustle, but visitors are encouraged to take their time and enjoy the surroundings.

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