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Cayo Costa State Park
Cayo Costa State Park is a
state park located on the small
barrier island of La Costa, near
our Palm Island Vacation
Rentals. La Costa Island is
separated from Gasparilla Island
by Boca Grande Pass, a region
that is commonly called the
“Tarpon Capital of the World”
because of its splendidly
preserved
Gulf Coast Fishing waters. Famed for
being the ultimate outdoor,
beach paradise, Caya Costa State
Park has over nine miles of
pristine beaches and several
acres of dense oak and palm hammock
forests. The island is
fairly remote with ferry and
private boats as the only
transportation to and from the
state park. This creates a truly
unspoiled region and visitors
regularly see manatees and
dolphins in the waters that
surround Cayo Costa State Park.
In addition to birding and
wildlife viewing, vacationers
also like to shell, snorkel and
swim while enjoying a great day
in the sun or playing along the
beach. A large amount of shells
are typically found at the south
end of the island due to the
oceans currents and land
geography, so those hunting for
shells should centralize their
hunt around this area. Fishing
is allowed at the park and
fishermen can fish from either
the shoreline or a private boat.
Cayo Costa State Park is a great
place to visit if you are
staying with us in one of our
many Palm Island Vacation
Rentals. The park is open from 8
a.m. until sundown year around
and a small fee is charged to
have access to the park. Looking
for Florida Island Vacation
spots? Palm Island Florida is
one of the best kept secrets in
southwest Florida! Check out our
Palm Island Vacation Rentals and
begin planning your Florida
Beach Vacation today!
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