Pirate Harbor 

Pirate Harbor opens into Charlotte Harbor and is tucked away in the mangrove islands just before a big bend in Burnt Store Road, south of Punta Gorda.You’re only ten minutes from shopping, but you have the privacy and natural environs of old Florida. In Pirate Harbor, the streets are all pirate themed--- drive down Capt Kidd, , Henry Morgan, Jolly Roger and Blackbeard Boulevards, and Jean Lafitte Drive.

Here you are close to medical facilities, libraries, schools, shopping, fine dining and entertainment. Located within minutes of Charlotte Harbor, and with no bridges to hamper your sailboat, you are going to love Pirate Harbor. Only eight miles to Boca Grande by boat, and close to the islands of Cayo Costa, Sanibel, Captiva and Pine Island, you have so many choices for boating, fishing, swimming and snorkeling.

If you love the sky blue waters of Florida, you will love the lifestyle here. Keep your jet ski, your water skis and your boat close at hand, because you are bound to use them here! Watch the blue heron feed beneath the mangroves, photograph the egrets and spoonbill, and watch the pelicans dive for their catch. Then paddle down the eight navigable manmade canals and natural waterways to experience some of the best fishing in the state. You will feel like you are living in Venice, Italy! Look for dolphins in the waterways and watch the eagles soar overhead.

Most homes in Pirate Harbor are designed in a Key West, ranch or stilt style, and many have canal frontage, and private docks and boat lifts. Pirate Harbor is a small, neighborly boating and fishing community that remains a well-kept secret.

The original community was built in the late 1950s, and you can now find a variety of home styles and sizes here. If you love the water, and want to keep your boat close at hand, there is no better place to live than Pirate Harbor. Contact us today to find out more about this wonderful community with the flavor of an old Floridian fishing village.