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Recreation in Pine Island, Florida

Pine Island offers many enjoyable activities, including outstanding fishing and boating, an excellent golf course, a local museum, nature trails, and art galleries.

Visit the pre-Columbian Indian mounds of the ancient Calusa civilization right across the street! A true treat is had by boating to our sister resort, Cabbage Key! To enhance your vacation experience, day trips to deserted beaches and guided trips for shelling, kayaking, flying and exploring are available.

Fishing & Boating

Pine Island's fishing heritage has supported generations of island families. The sport of tarpon fishing originated in Pine Island Sound in the late 1880s. Boca Grande Pass (just 20 minutes across Pine Island Sound from Bokeelia) is considered the "Tarpon Capital of the World." Select below from a number of fishing and boating resources:

Golf & Tennis

Alden Pines Golf Course and Country Club is life at its most enjoyable. Approximately 200 residential home sites are nestled among the native pine and palmetto vegetation, the championship golf course and tennis courts.

Dining

Our Four Star restaurant is open for lunch and dinner seven days a week.

Nature & Wildlife

Pine Island's remote and natural environment is home to many varieties of exotic and tropical wildlife.

Cultural Attractions

Pine Island is a haven for superb, passive enjoyment and relaxation. Enjoy our many cultural attractions including art galleries, museums and music.

Miscellaneous

A few more resources for you to peruse: