In Southwest Florida, warm Gulf waters surround you with endless things to do. Find seashells on miles of white-sand beaches, or venture away from shore for fishing and water sports, like kayaking around Sanibel and the barrier islands.
White sand, shells, and room to breathe.
Find the world’s best gifts from the sea.
Navigate the blue water and go where cars can’t.
The experience that becomes second nature.
It’s easy to get hooked.
Plunge into an underwater world of artificial reefs.
Thanks to our position on the West Coast of Florida, the warm Gulf waters gently wash hundreds of thousands of sea shells ashore each day, often fully intact. This makes Fort Myers a sheller’s paradise.
One of the main reasons the Fort Myers area is a great place to host your group event – other than the shell-strewn beaches, breathtaking sunsets and abundant wildlife – is the area’s convenient location.
Fort Myers is a sheller’s paradise. In fact, the area has been named the #1 place for shell collecting (searching for and collecting seashells) in North America!
Fort Myers serve as an inspiring backdrop for meetings, no matter what time of year.
Gentle sea breezes, sun-warmed sand and secluded spots hidden by lush flora let romance come naturally in Fort Myers. If you need inspiration to create an enchanted encounter, find it here with these unique date ideas.
Southwest Florida’s best-kept secret isn’t found downtown, on a beach or an island – it’s not found anywhere on land. It’s a network of artificial reefs hidden underwater.
If you’ve never assumed the Sanibel Stoop or the Captiva Crouch, you’re probably a first-timer to our shores. Learn the lingo and you’ll sound like a local from the moment you arrive.
Fort Myers is the birthplace of National Seashell Day, which co
From Bokeelia at the northern tip to St. James City at the southern end, every area has a unique story.
Anyone who arrives on Captiva Island does so with intention — along the Sanibel Causeway, through Sanibel Island and over the Blind Pass Bridge.
Create a different kind of getaway with a journey over to North Captiva Island.
While there’s plenty to do in Southwest Florida, some activities just aren’t fit for groups of people all at once. Get the lowdown on some fun outings and adventures tailored for group and corporate travel retreats.
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Imagine cruising down the river and spotting a massive silvery fish leaping from the shallows. Peak tarpon fishing season is upon us, so now is the time to catch — and release — your next big fish.
Find ultimate relaxation in the quiet seclusion of Boca Grande and the Outer Islands — where the warmth of the sun and the sand is enhanced by the warmth of t
Get a feel for Old Florida and satisfy every craving for outdoor adventure in North Fort Myers.
You’ll find plenty of points of entry into the water around Fort Myers and its nearby islands through coastal beaches and launch sites.
Coinciding with the beginning of summer, the Fort Myers area is also celebrating National Seashell Day.
Spending time in the Fort Myers area is a gift that keeps on giving. Not only will you reap all the benefits of rest and relaxation, but you’ll also have a whole new collection of memories to treasure for a lifetime.
Hidden Scenery Kayaking LLC is a full-service mobile kayaking tour company, serving all of SWFL. We offer dozens of tour options
Located at the foot of the Cape Coral bridge on the beautiful Caloosahatchee River, Slipaway Food Truck Park & Marina in Cape
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