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4* Hilton Marco Island 4* Radisson Suite Beach Resort

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Miles of white sand beach provide a backdrop for fun in the sun and glorious sunsets. Nighttime activities are abundant as well, from fine dining to live theater and concerts. The arts and culture flourish with 100 art galleries, including those at the renowned Naples Museum of Art and Philharmonic Center for the Arts.

Nestled between the glistening waters of the Gulf and the subtropical splendor of the Everglades, nature lovers can enjoy Naples' posh amenities and explore natural treasures, all in the same day. Golfers know of the 90 highly acclaimed courses that make this an undisputed haven for great golf. Some of the area's most exclusive private club courses are accessible to guests at affiliated hotels, and an excellent selection of public courses provides challenges for every level of golfer.

Many anglers flock to Naples for legendary fishing for tarpon, snook and redfish in the backcountry and grouper and snapper in the Gulf. Watersports enthusiasts find all kinds of exciting action along the coastline. Once you've tasted the charms of this beautiful and vibrant city, you'll be sure to visit Naples again and again.

Marco Island

Marco Island is surely the closest thing to a Caribbean Island experience in the United States. Serenely tropical, its beautiful white sand beach stretches for four miles along the Gulf of Mexico shoreline.

Four beachfront resorts provide endless opportunities for island-style relaxation and fun. A unique selection of smaller hotels and inns, combined with hundreds of homes and condos in the area's vacation rental program, provide unlimited options for your Marco Island getaway.

Relax on the sun-kissed shores and you're likely to glimpse the sleek antics of dolphins in the sparkling Gulf. Colorful seashells are plentiful along the water's edge, offering irresistible souvenirs free for the taking. Boat to one of the numerous nearby outer islands and you'll find an astounding array of keepsake shells washed up daily by the Gulf currents. Sailing trips and rental boats are easily available to reach these shell-lined stretches of undisturbed island sand.

Aside from its natural wonders, Marco Island offers plenty of shopping, dining and recreational options. In Olde Marco, boutiques and restaurants mix with historic buildings. Restaurants specializing in every conceivable type of cuisine, from international dishes to Florida's signature fresh seafood, abound throughout the island. Golfers will delight in the many nearby courses, which can accommodate everyone from beginners to the seasoned pro. At Marco Island not only are you beachside, you are at the western gateway to the Everglades. Everglades day tours make a great side trip in nearby Everglades City or Chokoloskee, with stops at Everglades National Park, Big Cypress National Preserve, Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park and Collier-Seminole State Park.

Arrive at sunset and you'll quickly understand why this lovely six-by-four-mile island is a vacation paradise. With alluring natural beauty and a toned-down sophistication, Marco Island is one of Florida's more relaxing topical vacation retreats.

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