Welcome to Marco Island, Caxambas Pass, FL
Marco Island is located in Collier County, FL. The island is part of Florida’s Ten Thousand Islands, and is the largest barrier island in this grouping. It is home to Caxambas Pass Park and Marina, as well as the strait between the island and Kice Island that is called Caxambas Pass. This pass that connects the Gulf of Mexico to Caxambas Bay is home to many sharks.
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In The Zone: The Sabre 51 Salon Express
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