Pelican Bay Price Guide

Getting to the sand here isn't a drive, it's part of the experience. Residents reach Pelican Bay's private beach through an eight-station tram system or a walk along the raised boardwalk over Clam Bay's mangrove estuary. Two beach clubs anchor the shoreline: a casual, beachfront spot for sunset cocktails on the south end, and a more refined indoor-outdoor dining experience to the north. Beach chairs, umbrellas, and attendant service are part of daily life here, not an occasional treat.

More than 80 acres of protected mangroves and conservation land sit between the neighborhoods and the beach. The boardwalks and berm paths that carry residents to the sand double as a quiet, shaded place to walk, bike, or paddle through Upper, Outer, and Inner Clam Bay, a rare amount of protected green space for a community this close to the water.

This is what makes Pelican Bay unusual: garden-style condos, mid-rise buildings with golf and lake views, Gulf-front high-rise towers, attached and detached villas, and single-family estates all exist within the same set of gates and the same beach access. Bay Colony, a private, gated enclave within Pelican Bay, adds an additional layer of exclusivity with its own beach club and a collection of ultra-luxury towers.

Prices across the community span an unusually wide range, from accessible garden condos to eight-figure Gulf-front penthouses, which means the first real question for most buyers isn't "can I afford Pelican Bay," it's "which Pelican Bay fits how I want to live."