About 2 miles North of Marco’s bridge on State Road 95, you will find 4 mangrove islands, totaling 600 acres nestled in the tidal waters between Johnson River, Tarpon Bay and Marco River.

In 1955, Tennessee born developer Leland L. (Doc) Loach had dreams of creating a hideaway fishing retreat.  As the guiding force he dredged canals and built a water processing plant.  Finally he created a road which connected his island paradise to the Bays, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Ten Thousand Islands.  At last Loach realized his dream of a nature lover’s paradise, Isles of Capri, his pride and joy.

Enjoy a gentle breeze in a peaceful quiet unhurried village as you step back in time to the Isles of Capri, Florida. Sometimes known as the “isles of paradise,” the Isles of Capri offers plenty of sunshine,  
quaint little shops, wonderful waterfront restaurants and taverns.   
Relax on the dock at sunset enjoying the magnificent view in the neighborly village.  Watch for the “green flash” as the sun dips down into the warm Gulf waters. Near the marina dine on our fresh seafood, cooked to perfection and taste our key lime pie as only Florida can offer.

On Capri Boulevard which winds through the heart of town are beautiful  
residential   Streets named Pago Pago, Antigua, Tahiti, and Trinidad.   
Young professionals and retirees all share a love of water and magnificent views.  There are approximately 500 modest residential home sites, 4 condominiums and a small hotel in which a diverse population live.  No high rises, no rush and no hurry.  Families live surrounded by water, and in harmony with nature.