RIGHT ON THE BEACH and surrounded by water!
San Marco Condos are located on Venice Beach. Walking distance to the Famous Venice Jetty where you will find fishing, restaurants, dolphins & manatees playing, bike and canoe rentals. The Jetty is one of only a few inlets from the Gulf to the Intercostal Highway and inland waters. Boats move in and out of the Jetty day and night. The intercostal highway is an amazing waterway that spans from Maine to Texas and also boasts endless vessels moving north and south on its waters.
Historical downtown venice
Beautiful, historic downtown Venice dates back to the 1920s and captures the charm of old Florida, with its moss-covered oaks and swaying palms lining the avenues. Venice’s unique location combines a vibrant downtown experience with parks, green spaces and The San Marco Condos are only 1.3 miles away.
Downtown Venice is more than just West Venice Avenue. Be sure to explore East Venice Avenue, Tampa Avenue, Miami Avenue, Nokomis Avenue and Nassau Street for an assortment of boutiques, restaurants, bars, sweet treats, and services. These local, family-owned, small businesses are the soul of the city and contribute greatly to its economic vitality. Don’t forget to check out the Venice Farmers Market on Saturday mornings for local and organic fresh produce, baked goods, seafood and more.
THE SHARK TOOTH CAPITAL OF THE WORLD!
With 14 miles of sunny beaches, vibrant wildlife, a rich history, and lively culture, its no wonder people enjoy visiting Venice, Florida. One of the area’s main attractions may surprise you, however. Venice, Florida just so happens to be the Shark Tooth Capital of the World.
Just about everyone loves beachcombing. The sun, the sand, and you never know what fascinating things you’ll find! Interesting pebbles, seashells, crab claws, multicolored sea glass, flotsam, and more.
Here on the beaches of Venice, chances are good that you’ll also find at least one fossilized, prehistoric shark’s tooth – if not many. That’s because Venice, Florida is the Shark’s Tooth Capital of the World!
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