JMSH
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Which Marriott Timeshare location is on the best beach in the state of Florida? Would prefer the Gulf side.....I assume that narrows it to Marco Island and Panama beach..can anyone give advise on this?
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Best Marriott/Beach Location Florida
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Saintsfanfl
TUG Member
Marco Island (Crystal Shores). It's the only one on the gulf side but it would be the choice anyway by far. The timeshare in Panama City, Legend's Edge, is not on the beach.
If you are open to the Atlantic side then Oceana Palms is probably the top choice.
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wisbadgerm
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It depends on what you are looking for. In general I would say the Gulf side is a little more sedate than the ocean side. I have been to Marco Island but not the Marriott timeshare. The beach there is great and there are good restaurants on the island. Good for a younger family. I own at Marriott BeachPlace in Fort Lauderdale. Beach is also great, usually waves are bigger and rougher. Condo is a former 17 story hotel and is across AIA from the beach. It is in the middle of the beach action, retail/restaurant/bars area, so restaurants are walkable. I think there is a lot more people action there especially during spring break times. Better for high school and college. My opinion is that golf is better in Fort Lauderdale than Marco with more courses to choose from and they tend to be a little cheaper. I am not that familiar with other Marriott ocean resorts.