230 Newport Dr

Port of the Islands is a low-rise waterfront condominium community in Naples, Florida, built in 1997 with primarily two-story residential buildings. Units are configured mostly as two- and three-bedroom condos with vaulted or high ceilings, open living/dining plans, eat-in kitchens, and a mix of main-level and upper-level primary suites. Interiors commonly include features such as granite counters, built-in cabinetry, walk-in closets, laundry rooms, attic access, window treatments, and finishes like tile and luxury vinyl plank flooring. Exterior character is defined by screened lanais facing canals and protected mangrove preserves, private floating boat docks or slips with direct access through the Ten Thousand Islands to the Gulf of Mexico, detached single garages, patios and small courtyard spaces, plus hurricane shutters on many units. Common community elements include a marina, public boat ramp, ship’s store, sparkling swimming pool, nearby hotel and restaurant, a Collier County fire/EMS station on site, and landscaped grounds with irrigation. The setting emphasizes nature views and wildlife — mangroves, birds, and marine life are typical — while providing boating- and fishing-oriented infrastructure. Association management maintains reserves and community systems; pet and specific service policies vary by unit/association. Located between Marco Island and downtown Naples, the development blends a quiet, recreational waterfront village atmosphere with convenient regional access to shopping, dining, golf and the Everglades gateway.