Photo by Ronald Dubick
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Affectionately referred to as "our winter residence" by some 30,000 people, Fort
Myers Beach embodies the intriguing spirit of the Old South, Florida style.
Hugged close by Estero Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, this island community charms
all comers. Fort Myers Beach's low-key individuality invites exploration. Modest
cottages decorate the north and south ends. Fanciful shops occupy seamless
afternoons mid-island. Good food and lively night spots tuck into historic inns,
beach hotels and bridge restaurants. Favorite native haunts signify. Ask the
natives where they go! Take your time wandering amongst serene well-treed
Bowditch Park, the popular pier at Times Square, sandy dance floors and al
fresco dining up deck. Water activities thrive with imagination. Pickup
volleyball, parasailing, boogie boarding and award-winning sand sculptures
divert. Holiday fireworks seen from beach or boat are not to be missed. As are
startling beach sunsets. No two are alike. Even churches, snack shops, and the
library create atmosphere. Attentive town planning has citizens on the same
page. We love our enchanting mosaic and it shows. Sail over or under the fishing
bridges from Fort Myers or Bonita Springs. Visit for a week, a weekend or a
season. We're confident you'll be hooked.
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