Luxury Home With Breathtaking Sunsets! 324 Copperfield Ct. Near residents Beach

Located in prestigious area of Marco Island this upscale waterfront luxury home features every amenity in the perfect setting. Absolute best island location. So much more than you would expect from a rental home! Fully equipped kitchen. A short drive to the beach, shops and restaurants. You can boat and fish off the over sized dock. The screened lanai features a heated pool and spa, outdoor dining, lounge chairs and a WEBER gas grill and 4 lounge chairs. Lanai faces west so you will enjoy sunsets every night while you watch for manatees and dolphins!
***Post Hurricane Irma***
We had no interior water or damage. All pool screens that were torn have been replaced and we have a brand new garage door. We were very lucky !
Come and enjoy Paradise! The beaches are beautiful and so is our home!!

Additional amenities include: Heated pool & jacuzzi on lanai, outside shower, 4 chaise lounge chairs, beach chairs, towels and umbrellas provided, beautiful master bedroom suite, fishing poles, pack 'n play, high chair, pool & beach toys & 4 bicycles available. Free WiFi

Marco Island: Nestled in the mangrove islands of southwest Florida's coast, Marco Island is indeed a world-class resort destination surrounded by miles and miles of pristine, uninhabited islands, bays, creeks, and the Gulf of Mexico. To the north is the Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve and its Briggs Memorial Nature Center. To the south lies the sprawling 10,000 Islands with over 70 coastal miles of fly fishing heaven, inhabited only by the tiny fishing villages of Goodland, Everglades City, Chokoloskee and eventually Flamingo. Included in this southerly stretch is Collier-Seminole State Park, the 10,000 Islands National Wildlife Refuge, Fakahatchee Strand State Preserve, Big Cypress National Preserve and the 5000 square mile Everglades National Park, ensuring continued protection against coastal development.

Marco Island: Gulf water temperatures range from the low 60's in the winter to the high 80's in the summer and fall, providing good fly fishing during the winter and outstanding fly fishing during the spring summer and fall. The principal species available to the backwater fly fisher are snook, redfish, tarpon, jack crevalle, seatrout, ladyfish, spanish mackerel, pompano and mangrove snapper. If you don't mind going a bit offshore and using different fishing techniques, there are also opportunities for cobia, tripletail, king mackerel, barracuda, grouper, snapper, amberjack, drum, shark, permit and many other species. Fortunately, most anglers do go offshore and so the backwaters are usually free from crowding, even during the busy winter season.

Marco Island Fishing: 'Baby tarpon, weighing from 2 to 20 pounds, can be found around the island throughout the year. Pound for pound, they are just as feisty as their larger cousins. Fishing is usually best in the summer. They are most often found in the major canals, deepwater bays and the remote inland creeks in the mangrove forest. I recommend the safe release of all tarpon; they have little food value and an artificial replica can be provided by most local taxidermists.'

Fishing in the late summer and fall is best in early morning and at dusk, when water surface temperatures are at their lowest. September and October can produce some outstanding fly fishing for redfish. This is the time when the larger ones will come out of the Gulf of Mexico and invade the inshore passes and estuaries. A 10-20 pound redfish will put some serious stress on your fly tackle.