Lazy Flamingo Restaurant
The casual Lazy Flamingo Restaurant, overlooking the harbor at Four Winds Marina is a favorite spot to relax and have fun whether you are just off your boat, or out for a night on the town.
Feeling lazy? Drop in and for a casual lunch or dinner. Bring your fresh catch and have the chef prepare it your favorite way. Open 7 days a week for lunch and dinner--11 a.m. to midnight.
Boca Grande Pass
If big game sport fishing is more your style, the world famous Tarpon action in Boca Grande Pass is only a few miles away.
Charlotte Harbor
Charlotte Harbor is well known for its phenomenal inshore fishing productivity. You are all but guaranteed to catch your fair share of Snook, Trout and Redfish.
Community of Matlacha
The first thing you notice when you travel to Greater Pine Island is Matlacha (pronounced Mat-luh-shay), a hodgepodge of the different. Your eyes will notice the great expanse of water, which backs up to almost every home and business. Each home and business is something different reflecting the personality and/or idiosyncrasies of the resident within or business owner. One likes bright colors and "pizzazz", the other likes the more subdued. Here you will find houses, bars, art galleries, a post office, restaurants, a pet grooming service, gift shops, marinas, bait shops, a convenience store, motels, a small condominium, all sitting one next to the other in harmony. One house is large, one is a cottage, there's a trailer, this one has dolls and giant stuffed animals on display, not to sell, but to show you. There is an old Indian statue sitting on a chair on the street wishing you a Happy 4th of July or a Happy whatever, depending on the season.
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Fishing
Fishing is a major attraction in Punta Gorda. Charlotte Harbor & the Gulf Islands is quietly emerging as one of the world's top sport fishing destinations. Charlotte Harbor, Florida's second-largest open water estuary, is formed by the blending of saltwater from the Gulf of Mexico with freshwater from the Peace and Myakka rivers. This supports an important ecological breeding ground for numerous fish such as tarpon, snook, redfish, barracuda, cobia and grouper. In the passes, off bridges, in coves or in Lemon Bay, one can catch trout, sheepshead or snook.













