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Marco Island Beaches
RESIDENTS
Marco Resident's Beach
To obtain a pass to the Residents Beach and Sarazen Park South Beach you may contact MICA at 642-7778 or visit their web site at http://www.marcocivic.com .
Collier County residents may also obtain a free Collier County Beach parking sticker at Mackle Park between the hours of 9:00 am to 9:00 pm Monday thru Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Saturday's and 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm Sunday's. To contact Mackle Park call 642-0575.
Residents Beach - Main
- Open 8 AM until Sunset Daily
- Resident Permit Required for Entry
- Showers and Restrooms
- Variety of Vending Machines
- Picnic Area with Chickee Huts and Tables
- Several Chickee Huts and Benches on Beach
- Children's Play Area
- Entrance Located at the Intersection of Collier Blvd. and San Marco Road
Must show proof of Collier County residency.
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VISITORS
South Marco Beach
Located on South Collier Boulevard, Marco Island, 70 parking spaces, no facilities. $4.00 Parking Fee payable to the Master Meter, or Beach Parking Permit required. The Beach is open from sunrise to sundown.
Residents Beach - South
- Open 8 AM until Sunset Daily
- Resident Parking Permit Required for Resident Parking Lot
- Adjacent Lot for Public Parking
- No Facilities
- Walkway Access from Collier Boulevard North of Cape Marco

Tigertail Beach
Located on Marco Island, Tigertail Beach offers the public everything from natural resources to beachside amenities that make your visit a rewarding one. Tigertail Beach offers a bath house, five boardwalks leading from the mangrove lined parking area to the white, sandy beach. As you are standing on the beach looking over the Gulf of Mexico, you will see sand Dollar Island. This area is a nesting area for many birds, some that are threatened species. The Least Terns and Black Skimmers nest here in the spring along with various species of Sandpipers. The tidal bay between Tigertail Beach and Sand Dollar Island is generally an area where a variety of birds feed. We see Herons, Egrets, ibis and Many kinds of Terns, Sandpipers, plovers and Gulls. You may even see birds of prey such as the Osprey, gliding overhead.
A trip to Tigertail is not complete without a stroll along the beach for shells and other beach items. Collection of live shells is not permitted within county parks, but should you walk the shorelines, you will find a variety of shells and maybe even a sand dollar.
For you convenience, there are restrooms at the beach. In addition, a concession offers beach equipment rentals, food, and drinks. A handicapped beach wheelchair is available at this site. There are 190 parking spaces. Should you have comments, concerns or any questions, please contact a park ranger.
$4.00 Parking Fee payable to the Master Meter, or Beach Parking Permit required. The Beach is open from sunrise to sundown.
Tigertail Beach - Public
- Open 8 AM until Sunset Daily
- Parking $3.00
- Showers and Restrooms
- Concession Stand for Food and Beverages
- Rental Stand for Variety of Water Sport Toys, Umbrellas, Chairs, etc.
- Children's Play Area
- Vollyball Nets/Courts
- Entrance Located at the Intersection of Spinnaker Dr. and Hernando Dr.
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