Cape Coral Villa Rental

Activities

Beaches Beachlovers flock to the gentle slopes and sugar-sand of Fort Myers Beach, known as the world's safest. A short drive takes you to Sanibel Island, "Shelling capital of the Western World" where you can share the long sandy beaches with seagulls, pelicans and dolphin that frequent the waters. Cape Coral's Yacht Club has a public access beach (pictured) and fishing pier, a favourite community gathering spot	Nature Parks Explore 365 acres of wetland preserve at Four Miles Eco Park, or take a nature walk through the virgin cypress woodlands at Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium in nearby Fort Myers. Keep your camera handy - you may spot marsh birds, eagles, ospreys, raccoons, tortoises, even a bobcat or two. At J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge (pictured) on nearby Sanibel Island, alligators, river otters and more than 300 species of birds make their home there.
Golf Nestled in the area's natural beauty sits the booming golf industry. A stunning array of new courses have combined with venerable courses such as Eastwood and Fort Myers country clubs to create one of the hottest golf meccas in the country. From a player's standpoint, few places can match the plethora of choices and quality of layouts -Raptor Bay, Grandezza, Palmira, Crown Colony, Solana, Miromar Lakes, and Bonita Bay are but a few of the outstanding courses in the area.	Shopping Shopaholics and browers will love the range of shopping available from large malls, such as the Coralwood Shopping Center in Cape Coral, and the Edison Mall in Fort Myers to the unique jewelers and gift shops in Sanibel and Captiva Islands. Here you'll also find international galleries and out-of-the-way boutiques filled with designer originals. Tanger Outlets and Miramar Outlet centers offer a large range of shopping for apparel, houseware and gifts, including Reebok Factory Direct, Liz Claiborne Outlet and Gap.
Fishing Party boats offer an excellent fishing experience to anglers of all ages. No fishing license is required and all tackle is provided. Boats range from 60-100 feet long, have restroom facilities and often have a smal galley. Average costs for a half-day trip is $25 per person, and for a full-day trip is $40 per person. The catch usually consists of grunts, grouper, lane and mangrove snapper, and spanish and king mackerel. Charter boats are also available for a half or full-day trip. Tackle is furnished (spin, plug or fly) or you can bring your own gear. Costs range from $200 for a half day to $400 for a full day.	Places of Interest For a slice of history, visit the Winter Estates of Thomas Edison (pictured) and Henry Ford. Guided tours include homes, botanical gardens, research lab and museum. The Children's Science Center has hands-on exhibits which will intrigue all ages including learning about the Calusa Indians. The Imaginarium in Fort Myers exhibits include reptile retreat, model trains and 3D shows. Sun Splash Family Waterpark is 10 mins drive from the villa with 24 wet and dry attractions on 15 tropical acres.