Picture Yourself in Pine Island
This mural at Eagles Nest Restaurant reflects the pristine natural beauty and water-filled playground of Pine Island. Strike your pose by the mangroves, kick back on the swing or feed the pelican for your perfect picture.
Inspired by Pine Island’s untouched nature, this mural portrays the breathtaking aquatic preserves that surround the island, as well as popular activities including fishing, boating and...
This mural at Eagles Nest Restaurant reflects the pristine natural beauty and water-filled playground of Pine Island. Strike your pose by the mangroves, kick back on the swing or feed the pelican for your perfect picture.
Inspired by Pine Island’s untouched nature, this mural portrays the breathtaking aquatic preserves that surround the island, as well as popular activities including fishing, boating and wildlife viewing.
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Pine Island Fun Facts
- Pine Island is the largest island in Southwest Florida.
- The island was once covered with slash pine trees and was called “Wa-zu-wee-ta” (“Isle of Pines”) by the Calusa Indians.
- Pine Island's laid-back, chill vibe has lured artists, authors and songwriters to make their home here.
- 120+ utility poles across the island are filled with colorful artwork.
- Two one-of-a-kind events each year include MangoMania and IslandFest with its infamous mullet toss.
Pine Island muralist Roland Ruocco also runs a nonprofit. Learn about him and other mural artists by clicking below.
This is just one mural throughout our islands, beaches and neighborhoods. See them all by clicking below.
