Fort Myers, Florida, has many attractions, including beaches, museums, and historical sites. Fort Myers serves as the anchor of Southwest Florida’s Strande of Fort Myers and Sanibel, providing easy access to assorted areas of appeal.

With pristine A stretch of white sand beaches along the gulf side and dense mangroves on the east side, Fabled Sanibel and Captiva islands combine to form one of North America’s greatest shelling experiences, great biking/hiking trails, and a wildlife sanctuary spanning miles and miles.

 Sanibel and Captiva are, in fact, so eco-conscious that building heights can’t be more than the height of a palm tree in those two islands. There are back bays, estuaries, and lush mangrove forests on Estero Island, where Fort Myers Beach (recognized as one of the safest family beaches in the world) is home to kayaking and bird-watching opportunities.

There are freshwater fishing opportunities in Bonita Springs, and there are golf courses, marinas, and tennis courts in Cape Coral. When you cross the bridge to Pine Island on the way to the Florida Keys, you’ll be reminded of days when fishing was the area’s top industry.

This picturesque island, known for the “Fishing Bridge in the US,” appeals to anglers. There are miles of freshwater canals, 16 well-stocked lakes with excellent fishing, tennis courts, horseback riding trails, hikes, and biking trails in Lehigh Acres.