Cathy Madigan Eagle is captain of Wings to Fly—a 25′ World Cat catamaran, as well as Elizabeth Raven—a 26′ Leisure Cat catamaran. A four-decade resident of Southwest Florida, Captain Cathy Eagle is often called the Dolphin Whisperer, given her uncanny ability to attract dolphins during her guided boat tours. Captain Cathy provides short boat tours for small, intimate weddings and vow renewals, dolphin and wildlife watching, scattering of ashes, and Matlacha real estate viewing.

The Cape Coral Historical Museum began operations in 1987, as an arm of the Cape Coral Historical Society, Inc. The museum, located in Cultural Park, provides a fun and enriching experience for all and helps tourists and residents alike look back at how we became who we are. As the only museum in Cape Coral that caters to the history of the area, we celebrate and honor all those who have made Cape Coral into a vibrant and fast-growing city.

This 14-field, 52-acre sports complex includes four regulation baseball fields, five regulation softball fields and five soccer fields. It has hosted several state and national tournaments.

Established in 1970, Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium has been a part of the Southwest Florida community for over 50 years! Our mission, inspiring people to connect with nature, is accomplished by educating guests of all ages about our unique ecosystem and environmental issues concerning our area.

The state-of-the-art JetBlue Park has the exact field dimensions of Fenway Park, a replica Green Monster in Left Field, and over 10,000 seats, JetBlue Park is a great place to catch a Boston Red Sox Spring Training game.

The Bonita Nature Place provides a local place for learning experiences, volunteerism and outdoor family activities that strengthens the environmental stewardship commitment within the community while fostering an awareness of old Southwest Florida in its unique, natural setting. The Bonita Nature Place is a quality nature center to promote conservation and environmental stewardship through education. Come visit the bee house, bat house, gopher tortoises, butterfly gardens and more!

Riding Bikes on Sanibel is the perfect activity for everyone. With over 27 miles of paths, you can discover the wildlife preserves, explore the beaches, or just cruise around the island. Beach Wheelchairs and Beach Stuff are available.

Great communities create great organizations – not the other way around. In 1979, BIG ARTS was created, by, and for the community, and owes its rich history to a small band of dedicated artists who drew inspiration from each other and from the breathtaking island beauty that infused their work with grace and authenticity. They

Owned and operated by National Audubon Society since 1954, the 13,000-acre Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary features a 2.25-mile boardwalk (or a one-mile shorter loop) that meanders through the ancient Bald Cypress forest, alligator holes, and lakes where colorful wading birds feast. The state-of-the-art Blair Audubon Visitor Center features a Nature Store with unique nature-theme items, a Cafe and Discovery Center for young ones. Open every day of the year. A birders paradise.