Description :  Apartment 707, in Tower IV, is 1154 sq. ft., and is located over the pool with a partial view down the beach. From this apartment you can also see part of Sand Dollar Island and the lagoon. The living room and both bedrooms face the same direction and all offer the same view. The apartment faces southwest.

Amenities :  For your convenience, the amenities common to this apartment include: Privately owned with on-island rental agent for your convenience High Speed Cable Internet Access Sleeps 4 Master Bedroom - King bed Guest Bedroom - 2 Twin beds Living Room Two full baths One hairdryer Air-conditioning Ceramic-tiled balcony with panoramic views of the beach and Gulf Southwestern exposure Ceiling fans in all rooms Full compliment of linens Iron and ironing board Laundry room on each floor Tastefully Decorated 32" Cable television w/VCR/DVD in the living room 13" Cable television w/VCR in the guest bedroom 20" Cable television w/DVD in master bedroom Stereo/CD Clock Radio in both bedrooms Answering machine so you can keep in touch with home (or not) Stereo w/CD and tape in the living/dinning room Binoculars Large assortment of CD's, DVD's, and VHS movies Games and books for all ages Kitchen Supplies Include: Microwave, coffee maker, popcorn popper, blender, mixer, toaster, salad spinner, and an abundant supply of dishes, silverware, pots and pans make it unnecessary to constantly wash supplies to keep you in stock. There are even crystal wine glasses for that special bottle of wine. Beach Supplies Include: Towels, chairs, umbrellas, totes, coolers, beach toys and a Beach Cart to carry all the supplies to the beach. Children's Supplies Include: Sip cups, eating utensils, books, movies, and sand toys.

Attraction :  Tigertail Public Beach is on the northern section of the Island and has a sandbar called Sand Dollar Island. Sand Dollar Island is a protected bird sanctuary and home to many species of birds. Marco is a sequestered sanctuary to more than 200 species of birds including egrets, herons, ibis, osprey, pelicans and the Island' protector-- the American bald eagle. A shallow lagoon between Sand Dollar Island and Marco is the perfect spot to practice wind-surfing. Tigertail Beach Rentals conducts wind-surfing lessons as well as rents equipment for beach fun. Their equipment includes cabanas, umbrellas, chairs, sailboats, water trikes and other water toys. Rest rooms, a children's playground, volleyball nets and outdoor showers are also available at Tigertail. You can go directly to the main beach from your condominium or take an immediate right to Tigertail which is only a few yards away. Many marinas rent powerboats, jet skis, wave runners, aqua trikes, snorkeling gear and bumper tubes. A one mile walk down the beach from South Seas Club is the Marriott Hotel. Here you can also rent sailboats, sail fishes, water trikes, jet skis and arrange to go parasailing, all right off the beach. The Marriott also has a great breakfast buffet for those of you who aren't into the water sports. In the evening they have a great dinner buffet, a different theme every night, with early bird specials. You can opt to eat at Quinn's on the Beach or stop by for drinks and entertainment while you sit at your table on the beach and enjoy watching the sun go down, a favorite pastime of visitors to Marco. For relaxation and education, hop on the Marco Island Trolley and tour the town. Visit the ancient Calusa Indian mounds of shell and find out what attracted the tribe of Paleo-Indians to the area. Golf at Marco Shores Country Club a 6,879 yard (6,260 m) challenge or at Marriott's Golf Club where signs will tell you not to disturb the alligators. According to Golf Digest it is one of "America's Best Golf Courses." The 6,925 yard (6,302m) par-72 course is carved from forests of Australian pine and palm, and rimmed with vast lagoons. Other links include the 7,171 yard (6,526m) Lely Flamingo Golf and Country Club, named as one of the "Best Resort Courses in the United States" by Golf Digest. There are over 40 golf courses in the Marco area. More courses per capita than any other area in America. If golf is your passion you will have plenty of choices here. Take a fishing excursion, charter a boat or fish right off the beach. There is no lack of places to fish on Marco. Bring your catch to one of the local restaurants and for a fee they will clean and prepare them for your dinner. There is nothing better. Kick off your shoes and take a shelling cruise. Explore the pristine beaches with white powder sand on the small barrier islands while collecting sea shells and sand dollars. Take a sightseeing cruise. Choose to cruise the beautiful shoreline around Marco or visit the picturesque homes on the inlets and waterways. The dolphins will normally be at play and so might the manatee. Sea birds will be in abundance. If you want a bit longer trip take a scenic cruise up the inland waterways to Naples and cruise by the gorgeous homes of Port Royal. You can even stop for lunch or go shopping in the Old Naples area. Explore the maze of mangroves through the pristine Ten Thousand Islands (Marco is the largest of these Islands) and behold Florida's wildlife or take an amazing historical journey. There are many different types of cruises available. Take an excursion to Key West. Relax aboard a quiet and stable world-class, high-speed catamaran. The fastest cruise vessels in Florida sails daily from Marco. Take a narrated airboat tour through the 10,000 Islands or head off to the Everglades just down the road. Sailing is always and adventure. Choose a 6-passenger sloop or a 49 passenger Cat. See the sunsets on the Gulf. Sailing the Gulf will give you memories never forgotten. Rent your own boat at one of the many marinas and strike out on your own. Instruction will be given at the marinas on operation of the craft as well as detailed information on directions and rules of the waterways. Take in a movie at Marco Movies, a family-owned movie theater where you can relax and enjoy a meal while watching current movies in a clean and comfortable environment. Rent a bike for exercise or just to tour the island. If racquet sports are your passion, tennis is right on the grounds of South Seas (see South Seas Club for list of amenities) or Collier County Racquet Center has both tennis and 2 indoor racquetball/handball courts. Frank E. Mackle, Jr. Community Park has covered basketball courts, volleyball courts, shuffleboard courts, tot lot, exercise/jogging trails, open play area and a picnic area around the lake. Restaurants are too numerous to list with everything from the very basic to haute cuisine.

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