Port Charlotte has more than 160 miles of man made waterways and miles of natural shoreline on the Peace River and Charlotte's Harbor.  With natural mangrove shorelines, shallow grass flats, sand and oyster bars, the Harbor area abundant in snook, trout, red fish, tarpon and more. For the nature lovers, white pelicans, herons, egrets, ospreys, dolphins and manatees call this unspoiled area home. With fishing, sailing, charter boats, kayaks and canoing, there's plenty for you to do. Charlotte Stadium also has concerts with well known celebrities. The beach complex offers a beach club, fishing pier, tennis, volleyball and basketball courts, horseshoe pits, a pool, a snack bar, boat ramps and barbecue grills.

The average annual temperature of 76 degrees makes year-round living a pleasure. North Port also offers a multitude of recreational activities such as golfing, fishing, horseback riding and. The rare combination of a relaxed country lifestyle with easy access to all the conveniences of a big city makes North Port a desirable location for those wishing to get a way from the hustle and bustle.  A top-notch public school system contributes to the desirability of this location, as well as a community college just five miles away and three other 4-year universities within a 60 mile radius.

Deep Creek: is a deed-restricted community made up of single family homes, condos, town houses and villas.  This is an upscale community, with many of the homes, less than 10 years old.   Many of the homes that border the golf course, have magnificent fairway views.  Deep Creek also has many lakes that add to the beauty of this area. 

Boca Grande:   Surrounded by water, Boca Grande is located on unspoiled Gasparilla Island, a seven mile long barrier island along the coast of Southwest Florida.  Located between Ft. Myers to the south and Sarasota to the north.  Boca Grande lies to the west of Charlotte Harbor, one of the best fishing areas in Florida. 

Gasparilla Island:  offers miles of white sand beaches.  The interior of the island is filled with palms, banyan trees, mangroves, bayous, bicycle paths, a world class golf course, restaurants, and shops to virtually catering to everyone's needs.

Alway a favorite vacation spot, Boca Grande has had many famous visitors including  Jacob Astor, J.P. Morgan, and Henry Dupont.  President Bush, former President George Bush, Governor Jeb Bush and their families vacation on the island once or twice a year.

The Englewood-Cape Haze area is literally surrounded by the Gulf of Mexico. The area offers a wide range of recreational activities that come with miles of unspoiled beach, world-class fishing, power boating, canoing, Kayaking and sailing.  Additionally,  you will find numerous golf courses and tennis clubs, as well as arts and entertainment to suit any taste. With Sarasota and Tampa an easy trip to the North, and Fort Myers and Naples to the South, the Englewood area enjoys the enviable position of blending the excitement of a major metropolitan area with the laid-back atmosphere of its rural roots.  In a very real sense, Englewood offers a quiet unspoiled way of life that its residents and seasonal neighbors have come to cherish.
Lemon Bay and the nearby waters of Charlotte Harbor and the Gulf of Mexico are internationally known as a fishing haven. Whether you're boating recreational, or fishing in the World's Richest Tarpon Tournament, you'll find waters in the region a pleasure.

Fishermen’s Village is truly the most interesting vacation waterfront complex in Southwest Florida. Located on the water in beautiful Punta Gorda, Florida, you can't find a better vacation value anywhere.

You will find a multitude of exclusive boutiques and shops. Superb dining. Exciting daily nightlife. Something different for every day!

You’ll find all this together under one roof at Fishermen’s Village! Here you will find all of your vacation needs including vacation villa rentals,  98 slip marina with cruise boats, fishing boats, rental speed boats, jet skis and bicycles and a heated swimming pool. We also are home to the Punta Gorda Chamber of Commerce and the most beautiful sunsets in Florida!

Punta Gorda Isles is a deed restricted waterfront community. All homes, with the exception of a few located on St. Andrews Golf Course, are on wide canals with access to Charlotte Harbor and the Gulf of Mexico. Most of these canals are sailboat accessible. This is truly a boater's paradise. The City of Punta Gorda maintains the seawalls and canals, which is a huge benefit to the local homeowners. There is a variety of amenities and a wide price range of resale homes, condos and new construction. Time to the Harbor, age of the home, view of the water and size of seawall all contribute to the difference in pricing.

Punta Gorda Isles first development started in 1957 and different areas were opened over the years. The last area to open did so in 1981. There was never a mandatory build time so there are still vacant lots scattered throughout the old and new area. The developer, PGI, Inc. finished their development in the early 1980's, therefore all vacant land is privately owned and resold at the owners discretion.

Comprised of a number of subdivisions, homes in Rotonda were erected based on their location. The inner circle of Rotonda includes homes that are only 1,600 square feet or larger, and the outer circle has only homes 1,200 square feet or larger.

The original plans for Rotonda by the developers were to build a separate golf course for each of these subdivisions. This plan never came through, but the Rotonda Golf and Country Club still has three courses with 72 holes for residents to enjoy. To the south of the community is a protected wetland where bald eagles, alligators, herons and egrets call their home. Power, phone and cable lines are all run underground in Rotonda, which is a major plus during Southwest Florida’s storm season. So, as you can see, the Rotonda is a well laid out community with a number of amenities you are sure to enjoy.

Many of the Rotunda’s residents are seasonal, but this is a great community for retirees and families as well. Beach lovers and boating and fishing enthusiasts can make a quick trip to Englewood Beach for swimming, picnics and more. A quick trip to nearby Fort Myers or Port Charlotte will get you closer to fine dining, great shopping, airports, sporting events, entertainment and more. With great weather year round, Rotonda offers a little slice of tropical luxury where everyday conveniences are met with a Southwest Florida lifestyle.