Pet Friendly Things To Do in North Fort Myers, Florida

De prachtige zandstranden, de gezellige boulevard erlangs, het is gewoon de moeite om er eens geweest te zijn. More on GeckoGo

I love the Pier and the restaurant next to it!!! More on GeckoGo

Free admission, shopping and world's largest collections of shells, fossils and corals. Family attraction o... More on visitflorida

That's vestige, not vintage! Nothing charming about a foul smelling green nutrient laden lake or someone's ... More on TripAdvisor

The wide Caloosahatchee River, running through downtown Fort Myers, is the starting point for eight differe... More on Discover America

Drink prices at bar very reasonable. More on TripAdvisor

Gulf-side on Bowmanâs Beach Road on Sanibel Island, Bowmanâs Beach is a county-owned and operated beach and... More on Discover America

Nice place. A tad bit more secluded than the other beaches. Longer walk to the beach. Pay parking is sort o... More on TripAdvisor

No lifeguard on duty, but local police patrol. More on igougo

It's relaxing and beautiful, but the ocean is muddy because a river dumps there and stirs up the water. More on GeckoGo

It's one of the best places to find seashells and believe me I have a whole bag full of shells that I got from there. More on RateItAll!

To find this park, take U.S. 41 to Murdock. Turn left on 776 and then again on 771 to the Boca Grande Causeway ($4 toll) to the four-way stop, then turn right. There is a $2 honor fee to enter. ... More on Discover America

Situated between Sanibel & Captiva islands, this beautiful beach is prime shelling territory and an excellent vantage point for West Coast sunsets. Parking ... More on Discover America

Few tourists find their way to this bay beach, but the road to it gets lined with locals' vehicles on weekends. Located between Estero and Sanibel Islands, there's nothing more in Bunch Beach than... More on Moon Handbooks: Florida Beaches

RIVER PORT HOME OF COWBOYS AND INVENTORSFT. MYERS, the largest city in Southwest Florida, started in the 1840's when a hurricane forcedthe evacuation of Seminole War Fort Dulaney at the mouth of th... More on GoingToTheBeach.com