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Outdoor activities abound just outside your door in Fort Myers. Explore nature and wildlife in parks, or have fun golfing, hiking or biking.
Welcome to the untamed beauty of Fort Myers’ islands, beaches and neighborhoods — where wildlife thrives in its purest form. One of the friendliest animals you’ll encounter, the Florida manatee is also one of the Gulf’s most iconic creatures.
From nature lovers to history buffs, explorers of all ages discover inspiring parks along our coast. Caloosahatchee Regional Park is a great place to start. After a night of camping, embark on a hike at Hickey’s Creek Mitigation Park, where guided hikes are offered on specific days of the week.
Spend time visiting coastal islands and reconnect over beautiful sunsets. Share in the taste of fresh Gulf seafood and savor every moment together. Collect colorful seashells from white-sand beaches and create treasured family memories. Plan a vacation to write your own #MyFortMyers story.
From nature lovers to history buffs, explorers of all ages discover inspiring parks along the coast of Fort Myers.
18 lut 2021 · Fifty miles of Florida beaches draw tourists to the Fort Myers area, famous for Sanibel and Captiva Islands, but the region’s back bays and rivers hold a special lure for eco-tourists and nature lovers.
Come and visit this 105-acre natural oasis in town on the Lee Island Coast. Take a stroll through the woods of pine hammocks and cypress wetlands. Walk through the Butterfly Aviary, and visit the American bald eagles, hawks, vultures and owls in the Raptor Aviary (these are permanently injured and cannot be returned to the wild).
