Outdoor Adventures on Florida's Gulf Coast

During a stay on The Beaches of Fort Myers & Sanibel, the time easily slips away as there is so much to do. With the cooler temperatures present throughout many of the states, Florida's Gulf Coast becomes even more appealing for travelers. From natural white-sand beaches and tranquil waterways to mangrove forests and state parks, there are endless amounts of outdoor activities for visitors to enjoy.

After an anxious year of uncertainty, the world is finally starting to show some signs of normalcy. Many people have put a vacation in the top spot on their 2021 bucket list in order to unwind. Whether it's in a hammock on the beach or over a picnic lunch in a park, The Beaches of Fort Myers & Sanibel has several places for travelers to kick back and relax.

There are also many opportunities for travelers to explore the area. History buffs can check out Cabbage Key, True Tours of Fort Myers River District, lighthouses on Sanibel and Boca Grande or historic sites such as Koreshan State Park in Estero. The Downtown River District offers guests easy access to theaters, public art and galleries.

With 50 miles of white-sand beaches, there are plenty of spots for tourists to set up camp away from any crowds. Water lovers can soak up the sun on a secluded beach or go island hopping - discovering Cayo Costa, North Captiva, Cabbage Key and Boca Grande.

Those who prefer to get in the water will be thrilled with the amount of water sports available. Visitors can choose to go windsurfing, boating, fishing, stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking - or all of the above!

Booking a boat tour or charter opens up even more opportunities to get on the water. These cruises and excursions allow visitors to get up close to wildlife such as dolphins, manatees and birds, and an evening cruise usually means having the chance to take in one of Florida's picturesque sunsets.

In addition to the boat tours, there are many ways to seek nature and wildlife on The Beaches of Fort Myers & Sanibel. Visitors can explore places such as Six-Mile Cypress Slough and Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary for winding nature trails; Lovers Key State Park for miles of beach; J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge for abundant nature sightings; or Rotary Park, Preserve and Butterfly Garden for butterfly viewing.

At this time, many travelers are still using caution, especially when it comes to dining. The Beaches of Fort Myers & Sanibel offers visitors the convenient option of outdoor dining during their stay, in addition to shopping and nightlife. Some places to explore for dining, shopping and nightlife include Time Square on Fort Myers Beach, Cape Coral and the Downtown River District.

Travelers interested in learning more or booking a vacation to this serene destination can contact a travel advisor or visit www.FortMyers-Sanibel.com. Travel advisors can visit the travel trade page here.