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Gulf Harbour Homes & Boat Slips

A gated golf and yacht club community on the Caloosahatchee in South Fort Myers, with a 186-slip marina and slips you can buy separately from your home.

About Gulf Harbour

Gulf Harbour Yacht & Country Club is a gated golf and marina community on the Caloosahatchee River in South Fort Myers, about five miles by water from the Gulf of Mexico. Shane Waterfront Wilson has fished and boated this stretch of river for more than 30 years and has sold a lot of property in Gulf Harbour.

What sets Gulf Harbour apart is its marina. The 186-slip harbor holds boats from about 30 feet up to roughly 100 feet, and slips are bought separately from homes. That means you can have the boating lifestyle without a waterfront lot: buy the home you love, buy a slip sized to your boat, and walk down to the dock. Shane points out that the channel into the harbor keeps the water flushing, so it stays cleaner than many enclosed harbors where the water barely moves.

On land, Gulf Harbour has an 18-hole golf course, a fitness center, spa services, and dining at Johnny Brown's. Homes cover a wide range. As of late 2025, Shane saw prices from around $400,000 to $500,000, homes in the $700,000s and $800,000s, and multimillion-dollar estates on the river selling from about $4 million to $7.5 million.

Because Gulf Harbour sits on the Fort Myers side of the river, there's no long idle through a canal system like there is in parts of Cape Coral. You're out on the Caloosahatchee quickly, with Sanibel, Fort Myers Beach and the Gulf ahead of you.

Gulf Harbour suits buyers who want a gated, upscale community with golf, dining and a full-service marina in one place. Shane says buyers here usually know exactly what they want, and they're some of his favorite clients to work with.

Updated November 9, 2026 by Shane Waterfront Wilson

The Marina

Boating Without a Waterfront Lot

186 slips

Slips run from about 30 feet up to about 100 feet on the end docks.

Buy a slip separately

Slips are sold separately from homes, so you can pick your home for the house and your slip for the boat. Slip owners pay ongoing fees; ask for current figures before you buy.

Clean, flushing water

The channel into the harbor keeps the water moving, so it doesn't sit stagnant the way it can in some enclosed harbors.

Rebuilt after Ian

The marina reopened after Hurricane Ian with new docks.

Sources: Gulf Harbour Yacht & Country Club (Noonsite) · About Gulf Harbour

Is It Right for You?

Shane's Gulf Harbour Checklist

Shane's first question is always the same: what's your application? How you'll use the water decides which home, and which slip, fits.

Home on the river, or home plus slip?

Riverfront estates have the water at the back door. A non-waterfront home plus a marina slip can deliver the same boating for much less.

Size the slip to the boat

Match slip length to your boat today and the one you may move up to. End-dock slips take the largest boats.

Fees and membership

Ask early about HOA fees, club membership and slip fees so there are no surprises at closing.

Compare deep-water neighborhoods

If you want the boat behind the house, Shane will also show you McGregor Isles, Town and River and Palmetto Point, all deep-water neighborhoods off McGregor Boulevard.

Free Guides & Checklists

Buying or Selling in Gulf Harbour?

For Buyers

Gulf Harbour Buyer's Guide & Checklist

Shane's checklist for buying a home, and a boat slip, in Gulf Harbour.

  • Home on the water, or a home plus a deeded marina slip?
  • Choosing a slip size (30 to 100 feet) for your boat
  • Fees, membership and HOA questions to ask early
  • River-access timing to the Gulf of Mexico

For Sellers

Gulf Harbour Seller's Guide & Checklist

How to price and present a Gulf Harbour home or slip.

  • Pricing across Gulf Harbour's range, from condos to riverfront estates
  • Selling a home and a marina slip together or separately
  • What club and HOA documents buyers will request
  • Presenting the lifestyle: golf, marina, dining

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Videos, Photos & Podcast

See and Hear Gulf Harbour

Shane on Gulf Harbour, from the podcast

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Gulf Harbour FAQ

Where is Gulf Harbour?

Gulf Harbour Yacht & Country Club is in South Fort Myers (ZIP 33908), on the Caloosahatchee River about five miles by water from the Gulf of Mexico.

How many boat slips does Gulf Harbour have?

The Gulf Harbour marina has 186 slips, from about 30 feet up to roughly 100 feet.

Can I buy a boat slip in Gulf Harbour without a waterfront home?

Yes. Slips are bought separately from homes, so you can own a non-waterfront home and keep your boat in the marina.

Is Gulf Harbour a gated community?

Yes. Gulf Harbour is a gated golf and yacht club community with an 18-hole golf course, fitness center, spa services and Johnny Brown's restaurant.

How much do homes in Gulf Harbour cost?

As of late 2025, prices ranged from around $400,000 to $500,000 up to multimillion-dollar riverfront estates, with river homes selling from about $4 million to $7.5 million.

Where can I see Gulf Harbour homes and slips for sale?

Use the Search Gulf Harbour Listings button on this page, or contact Shane Waterfront Wilson for a tour by land or by boat.

Thinking About Gulf Harbour?

“I've been running the Caloosahatchee for more than 30 years, and I've sold a lot of homes in Gulf Harbour. Whether you want a home on the river or a home plus a slip for your boat, tell me how you like to spend your days on the water and I'll show you the right fit. Thinking of selling? I'll help you price it for the market we're actually in.”
— Shane

(239) 851-3861 (call or text) · shane@shanewaterfrontwilson.com
Southwest Florida Office: 7270 College Pkwy #4, Fort Myers, FL 33907