Lee County · Pine Island
Old Florida island life — fishing villages, mangroves, and no high-rises
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Pine Island is the largest island on Florida's Gulf Coast — a genuine slice of Old Florida connected to the mainland through the colorful village of Matlacha. There are no high-rises and no sandy beaches here; instead you'll find mangrove shorelines, working fishing villages, tropical fruit groves, and some of the best boating and fishing access in Southwest Florida along Charlotte Harbor and Pine Island Sound.
Known as the "Mango Capital" and a haven for anglers and artists, Pine Island spans several distinct communities — Bokeelia, St. James City, Pineland, Pine Island Center, and Matlacha. Properties range from canal-front and waterfront homes with private docks to affordable inland cottages and acreage, all wrapped in a quiet, authentic island pace.
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Bokeelia
The fishing village at Pine Island's northern tip, wrapped by Charlotte Harbor — one of the Gulf Coast's most productive estuaries. World-class fishing and boating with an unhurried, no-high-rises Old Florida pace.
St. James City
Pine Island's southern tip — a genuine fishing-village community on Pine Island Sound and Matlacha Pass, with direct Gulf-access boating and a laid-back island lifestyle that has changed little in decades.
Pineland
A historic area home to Calusa heritage sites and the Randell Research Center.
Pine Island Center
The island's commercial hub, with shops, services, and community gathering spots.
Matlacha
The colorful art village on the bridge to the island, full of galleries and waterfront dining.
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