Ethernut Posted February 1, 2018 Posted February 1, 2018 Here till Sunday on a work trip, have tons of free time. Having difficulty find anything terribly interesting about the place. (My fault I’m certain) Any must do’s in food, sunset spots or excursions for those with first-hand knowledge? thx in advance! E
steelcity Posted February 1, 2018 Posted February 1, 2018 There isn’t a bunch of stuff to do on Marco period. My grandparents used to have a place there and I use to regularly go down and all I did was fish. The brewery in the “downtown” plaza is decent. The Marriott is very nice (are you staying there?) and you can walk around and hit the bars there. The beach is very nice down there with a couple public access points. Head down to the Snook Inn on Marco River to grab some food and watch boats go by. Stan’s or the Little Bar on Goodland are good places to swing by. Drinking and fishing are the two main activities down there. 1
ChefBoyRG54 Posted February 1, 2018 Posted February 1, 2018 Definitely an RR type location. Beach and....beach.Wife and I did have a really good dinner at Marco Prime a couple weeks ago. If I went back I'd hit that place again. Ario at the JW Marriott wasn't worth the time.
madandana Posted February 1, 2018 Posted February 1, 2018 Keep me in the loop Brian. Dana and I will be there 1st week in September.
Ethernut Posted February 1, 2018 Author Posted February 1, 2018 @steelcity @ChefBoyRG54 @madandana Appreciate it Gents. Sounds like you’re echoing my investigatory work as well. Saying at JW Marriott it’s nice as resorts go, very friendly staff. Locals have recco’d Little Bar and Snook. Will hit Snook tomorrow night. Saturday I’m renting a 23’ hurricane and planning on seeing the dome house and finding a private beach. Was considering going into Goodlet for lunch, would little bar be accessible from the water? What would be a lunch recco from a boat south of Marco? Eating at Marco Prime as I type this... Thx again gents! 2
ChefBoyRG54 Posted February 1, 2018 Posted February 1, 2018 [mention=31322]steelcity[/mention] [mention=22180]ChefBoyRG54[/mention] [mention=10830]madandana[/mention] Appreciate it Gents. Sounds like you’re echoing my investigatory work as well. Saying at JW Marriott it’s nice as resorts go, very friendly staff. Locals have recco’d Little Bar and Snook. Will hit Snook tomorrow night. Saturday I’m renting a 23’ hurricane and planning on seeing the dome house and finding a private beach. Was considering going into Goodlet for lunch, would little bar be accessible from the water? What would be a lunch recco from a boat south of Marco? Eating at Marco Prime as I type this... Thx again gents! Octopus app was killer 1
KFBR392 Posted February 2, 2018 Posted February 2, 2018 Sale e pepe is a good place for a nice meal and an extraordinary sunset. Little pricey not outrageous though. 1
cpmurrin Posted February 2, 2018 Posted February 2, 2018 My folks have a winter place in Naples on the road to Marco so we are out there every year. Tigertail beach is a lot of fun. Pay lot and a pretty good snack bar. Walk across the lagoon and cross to the other side of the island and you are on the Gulf beach which is very nice for swimming, walking, shelling, etc. Joeys Pizza is pretty good, Michel Bobs Ribs is great. They have a takeout on Marco and the main restaurant is in Naples. There is a fun mini golf course on Marco. Goodland is lots of fun as is Everglade City which is a short drive and a good place to get stone crab. Couple good restaurants as well. You can do airboat tours out of Everglade city as well. Have fun! 1
steelcity Posted February 2, 2018 Posted February 2, 2018 The dome houses aren’t much to see anymore as they have taken a beating over the years. There is a nice protected beach on the backside of them though.
steelcity Posted February 2, 2018 Posted February 2, 2018 If just doing some day boating then you can launch out of Caxambus.
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