A Condominium Resort on Secluded Casey Key

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Casey Key is a barrier island at the southern end of Sarasota County, in Nokomis, Florida. It is a wildlife refuge, and also boasts several miles of Florida’s most unspoiled and gorgeous Caribbean-like beach. On the east side of the island is the broad intra-coastal waterway which, when it reaches our property, is just minutes away from Venice inlet and the Gulf of Mexico. Dolphins can be seen almost daily, in the waterway and along the north and south jetties of Venice Inlet, frolicking, feeding on mackerel and providing friendly escort to passing boaters. Manatees share the same waters and are often seen within a few feet of the beach.

The gulf side of the island offers an incredible array of fish including snook, redfish, jack, lady fish and, in the right season, lots of tarpon, often within less than a hundred yards of the beach. Untold varieties of water-fowl come to Casey Key to dine on the generous endowment of shrimp, minnows and shell-housed sea “critters” that surrounds it. Visits of the majestic Blue Heron to Gulfside Beach Club are a daily occurrence, and vacationers often learn to distinguish “their” bird from all the others.

You will find a rich variety of restaurants, “Tiki-Bars,” clubs and other commercial establishments within a few miles of our property, several within easy walking distance. There are no such commercial establishments on the island itself, but when the need arises, they are easily accessible. (Bait and fishing gear are, of course, available. Just a mile and a half south, on the north bank of Venice Inlet, is the picturesque, distinctly “old Florida,” North Jetty Fish Camp.)

Gulfside Beach Club •427 Casey Key Rd. • Nokomis, FL 34275 • (941) 488-3420