Tarpon Point Marina

About the marina

Tarpon Point Marina is just a few miles from the Gulf of Mexico and some of the best cruising grounds in Florida. Our marina is located in a sheltered deep-water cove and safe from storms.

On behalf of the staff and myself, I would like to invite you to visit us and see for yourself.

Sincerely,
Dennis Raney, Harbormaster

The west coast of Florida is known the world over for its beaches, fishing and boating. Sanibel Island, Fort Myers Beach and Captiva Islan are just a few places to visit from Tarpon Point Marina.

Tarpon Point Marina is one of Southwest Florida’s finest marinas, with 175 slips that will accommodate yachts up to 75 feet.

Our staff is eager to assist you with any of your boating needs.

Voted “The Best” marina in Southwest Florida by a readers’ poll in The News-Press.

Facilities

Overlooking the marina and the Caloosahatchee River, Marina Village boasts an assortment of leisure activities. Fine waterfront restaurants will welcome patrons arriving by land and sea, with room for boaters to dock their vessels. Retail stores will offer fine men's and ladies' apparel and accessories as well as goodies for the whole family.

Activities include:

Marina
Ship's Store
Retail Shopping
Fisherman's Locker Room
Walking Trails
Fitness Room
Golf Training Area
Amphitheatre
Concierge Service
Day Spa
Swimming Pools
Resort Hotel
Tennis
Waterfront Dining
high-class food and beverages all directly on the waterfront

Location

Direct flights and connections from overseas and domestic destinations arrive at Southwest Florida International Airport every day. Please check with the airlines for the latest flight and route information. Southwest Florida International Airport is 20 miles from Tarpon Point Marina, just east of Interstate 75. The airport is served by many major airlines and also provides commuter flights. To reach Tarpon Point Marina, simply exit the airport at Daniels Parkway and head west toward U.S. 41. Turn north and follow U.S. 41 for approximately three miles to College Parkway and turn left. Follow College Parkway over the Cape Coral Bridge . Continue on Cape Coral Parkway and turn left onto Pelican Boulevard. Tarpon Point Marina is tucked quietly at the end of the road.