Things To Do in Marco Island

Whether you just got to Marco Island or have lived here for years, it is always fun to find new and exciting things to do in the sunny outdoors. Whether you find yourself with seashells, a kayak paddle, or a drink in hand, you are sure to enjoy yourself on Marco Island, doing the fun activities listed below.

Jet Ski Tour

One of the best (and most stylish and exciting) ways to see Marco Island up close is through a jet ski tour through its beautiful blue waters. On this jet ski tour, you can gain a new perspective of Marco Island when you travel deep into the wonders of the Ten Thousand Islands and reach areas that boats are unable to access.

• Evening Pub Crawl

• After a long day at the beach, there is nothing better than a cold drink in hand. Try the best drinks on Marco Island with a golf-cart chauffeur, on a golf-cart pub crawl. On this tour, you can hit 4-6 of the island’s hottest bars, with up to five guests total.

• Marco Island Shelling

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  • Another great activity while in Marco Island is to take a trip on the water with Marco Island Shelling, a group that will take you on a tour of beautiful secluded islands and beaches where you can get the perfect souvenir: shells! The experienced staff at Marco Island Shelling is proactive and involved in your collecting, but if you would rather stay behind lounging on the beach once you arrive in the boat, they allow that too!

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• Smile, Surf, and Sail Foiling School

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  • Have you ever heard of foiling? If you haven’t, you have probably seen a video. Foiling is the activity where adventurous beach-goers travel through the water elevated above the surface on a motorized board. Smile, Surf, and Sail foiling school offers two-hour lessons in this unique sport. Although individual lessons can cost more than $200, this experience is unlike any other!

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• Tour of the Everglades

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  • If you are on Marco Island, it would be a shame to leave without ever truly seeing the everglades. The everglades are America’s largest subtropical ecosystem and contain many rare plants and animals. Get up close to all the action in the everglades in a guided boating, kayaking, and walking tour combined.