- Ranked #3 for beaches in Marco Island
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- Marcia MandelMay 23, 2012You Can cross the inlet to get to the beach but you can also9 walk to the left about 1/2 mile to avoid crossing it. Be sure to see all the nesting and visiting shorebirds!
- Beth JohnsonAugust 18, 2013Stand up paddleboarding is a great way to see the inlet & all the beautiful wildlife! Check the tides before you go, we got caught at low tide, had to board out into the gulf & carry the boards back!
- JenniferJune 4, 2014Park at the far end of the parking lot and make a left at the end of the ramp. Walk about a quarter of a mile and there is the biggest white sandy beach I've ever seen.
- Kathy SmithJanuary 17, 2019My husband and I were there today had a great day.Packed up left and then realized I had not taken my Fidbit off of our sheet before we shook it out.I want to thank whoever turned it in. thanks .Kathy
- denmas djMay 9, 2014Prepare 8 usd for parking fee if you don't have beach park sticker, and park in the additional parking area if you want to easier / closer access walk to the beach..
- Tabitha MylerApril 10, 2017Neat to walk across the inlet to even more sandy beaches. Lots do to; rent fishing eqipment, paddle boards, water trikes, kayaks, concession stand and bathrooms.
- Tigertail is not on the gulf side. Tigertail is the beach immediately after crossing the bridges from the parking lot.
- Emma McTagueJune 6, 2017A bit of a walk to get to the beach but it's beautiful and long, so never feels too crowded
- Rob WrateJuly 2, 2014Stay to the left on sandy trail, to get to the beach. No squishy mucky water to wade thru.
- AmyJuly 8, 2013Apparently, you have to wade across the waist-chest high lagoon to get to Tigertail Beach but the water was so mucky that we didn't bother. We just watched the birds & fish for a bit & left.
- Theresa ArciMay 6, 2010Come to a unique estuary beach area. Bring your stamina it is a distance to the water walking, but worth the exerience.
- Lauren ColbyAugust 8, 2011Go when the tide is out in the morning, don't go at dusk, you will get eaten alive!