I was thinking a travler palm but they tale a long time to grow.

Cedar Trees are dense and good at blocking light and views. My backyard neighbor has 4 of them planted in a row about 10 - 12 ft apart and in the past few years they have grown to almost completely screen off his view of our house and our view of his house while still allowing both to see more natural views. I believe both Southern Red Cedars and Arizona Cedars do well in Florida, but not sure on how far south they go. Or how fast they grow.

I am not sure how high the light is, but cedars in zone 10 do grow fairly quickly and look pretty.

the light is about 7-8 feet I was thinking a travler palm any good places in charlotte county to buy one?

How about a clumping bamboo - one that has a mature height just above the level of the light.

http://www.floridasnature.com/landscape/thryallis.htm

http://www.south-florida-plant-guide.com/copper-plant.html

You could also build a privacy screen with lattice and 4x4.

the bop would be nice at my last home I planted TPs and in 5 years they ddoubled in size to about the hight I need now I may buy a mature plant hmm

I thought bamboo was invasise I read were it spreads to the other side of fences I don't hate the light that much lol

There are running bamboos and clumping bamboos. A running bamboo will invade your neighbor's yard as well as your. Clumping bamboos spread, but as slowly growing rounded clump. If a clumpjng type is planted far enough from the fence, you can get a good thick clump and it starts getting close to the fence, you can just walk between the fence and the clump and kick out any new culms coming up to prevent it from getting any closer.

good to know thanks