A wide variety of wildlife call Fort Myers home. There’s one that really stands out: the roseate spoonbill. They’re often mistaken for flamingoes because of their beautiful pink feathers, though their spoon-shaped bill gives them away.
With sunny skies, warm Gulf waters and over 50 miles of white-sand beaches, Fort Myers’ islands, beaches and neighborhoods are a natural place to spot wildlife. Families seeking a more laid-back side of Florida will find so many ways to get close to nature and make unforgettable memories. Our parks, preserves and wildlife refuge bring people together for immersive, natural experiences.
Even if you want to spend every moment on the shores of Fort Myers, it's worth it to spend some time on land exploring the area's
From dolphins and manatees to pelicans and egrets, we’re incredibly lucky to have such a wide variety of fascinating animals in
Thanks to our position on the West Coast of Florida, the warm Gulf waters gently wash hundreds of thousands of sea shells ashore
Rain or shine, when it’s time to take a break from the beach simply head indoors. See what’s happening off the water around Fort
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