Destination Guide

Once home to the famous inventors - Thomas Edison and Henry Ford, Fort Myers is now a bustling tourist city, attracting hordes of vacationers from around the world to the famous estate homes of these two well-known figures and of course Florida's sun-kissed beaches. Located in the southwestern region of Florida on the banks of the Caloosahatchee River, Fort Myers initially lured Thomas Edison to choose it as his winter home and many others followed him.

With miles and miles of sun-kissed beaches that open up to the Gulf of Mexico; a near-perfect climate; exceptional shopping; and a vibrant nightlife - Fort Myers offers a vacation that is a perfect combination of sightseeing, relaxation, and recreation - a vacation that leaves one refreshed and relaxed. Join us as we tour this wonderful city through out extensive destination guide.

Must Sees:

Most of our guests come to Fort Myers to either escape the harsh winters or to enjoy a fun-filled summer beach break with their near and dear ones. And while here, apart from enjoying basking in the sun's warmth and lounging at the beaches, the guests of our Fort Myers vacation rentals spend their days exploring the diverse sights and attractions of the area. Some of the most interesting places of interests that never fail to make it on the list of the must-sees attractions on our guest's itinerary include:

With a location in the heart of Lee County, Fort Myers puts you close to not just the city's attractions but also enables you to explore nearby cities such as Fort Myers Beach, Sanibel & Captiva Islands, and even Naples.

Recreational Activities:

At Fort Myers, it is hard to resist the lure of the great outdoors. Picturesque surroundings; an abundance of recreational activities both on and off the beach; and the perfect weather to enjoy them - all combine to make this city a paradise of sorts for outdoor lovers.

While the beach is the perfect place to laze away the mornings, build sandcastles, and just relax, guests of our Fort Myers vacation rentals can also make their getaway more memorable by pursuing their favorite activities and even indulging themselves by trying out new ones.

You can enjoy hiking and biking through the nature trails meandering through the area's state parks, pursue water sports such as fishing and boating on the Caloosahatchee River; explore the waterways on a kayak or canoe; and even embark on a sunset cruise along the Intracoastal Waterway or on the Gulf of Mexico. Some of the designated areas for enjoying recreational activities include:

Golfing at Fort Myers

Golfing enthusiasts can enjoy teeing off at the numerous golf courses scattered through out Fort Myers and the neighboring areas. With over 300 days of sunshine and temperatures varying from 50° Fahrenheit to the mid-70s, the Fort Myers area offers golf lovers the opportunity to enjoy their loved sport throughout the year. So, don't forget to pack your golf clubs for your getaway in our Fort Myers vacation rentals. Some of the public golf courses that lie close to our Fort Myers condos and townhomes include:

Popular Festivals and Events:

One of the best ways to add spice to your vacation in Fort Myers and make it a more memorable experience is to plan your getaway to coincide with the festivals and events held in the city. The residents of Fort Myers are a fun-loving lot and believe in celebrating life and with them you will find yourself doing the same. No matter which part of the year you plan to visit Fort Myers, Florida, you will find yourself in the midst of the celebrations of some or the other festival. Some of the most popular events held annually in Fort Myers include:

Dining and Nightlife:

Make your vacation nights special by planning dinners out and going on to enjoy the rocking nightlife of Fort Myers. Most of the restaurants are concentrated on the city's main commercial strip - Cleveland Avenue. Sweep your beloved off her feet with a romantic dinner at a picturesque waterfront location; dine with your family and friends at a restaurant boasting an old-Florida feel apart from some great seafood; or opt for a dinner cruise that maroons you off on an isolated island for dining or creates the ideal ambience for the perfect night out onboard itself.

If you want the excitement to continue well into the night, then simply head to the clubs, pubs, bars, and bistros that dot the region.

Best Time to Visit Fort Myers:

With a sub-tropical climate with year-round sunshine, Fort Myers boasts itself to be a year-round destination.

Commuting to Fort Myers:

Fort Myers is fairly easy to reach. If you are planning to commute by air, then you can fly to the Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW), hire a car from the airport, and drive on to your Fort Myers vacation home. Alternatively, you can take a taxi