If you’re considering moving to a new community, it’s good to know how you’re going to get around. The majority of Pelican Bay homes, condominiums and coach home communities are located on the east side of the estuary several hundred yards from Pelican Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. For this reason, the Pelican Bay
Pelican Bay is known for its amazing water sports such as kayaking and canoeing. Arrangements for rentals are on a first-come first serve basis and can be made at tram station six at the beginning of the north boardwalk. To rent one of the amazing kayaks to traverse the rivers, mangrove forests, low lands and
Pelican Bay is a large residential community broken up into smaller neighborhoods, villa and condominium areas as well as high-rise condos and single-family estate homes. According to CityData.com and Wikipedia.org, the current demographics of the Pelican Bay community are: There are approximately 6,500 residents in Pelican Bay which is also part of the Naples –
So you’ve already figured out that you want to live in Pelican Bay. And after all, why wouldn’t you? Pelican Bay is one of the most exclusive communities in North Naples. But, somewhere another question is haunting you: a condominium, attached villa or single-family home? Each comes with its own pros and cons and you
Pelican Bay is a unique community located in North Naples, Florida. It includes dozens of individual town home communities, residential, single-family neighborhoods, high-rise condos, and attached villas. There are several ways in and out of Pelican Bay from Vanderbilt Beach Road, U.S. 41 and Seagate Drive or Pine Ridge Road in the South. Pelican Bay
Clam Pass Park at Pelican Bay is perfect for beach goers. Clam Pass Park, the Inner and Outer Clam Bay as well as the nature preserve lie between the Gulf of Mexico and the residential communities and golf course of Pelican Bay in North Naples, Florida. This large, two-mile stretch running North and South along the
