Nearby Attractions

Not only is Bonita Springs an excellent area for beaches and sun bathing, but it also provides an exception array of water related sports such as fishing, and sailing. If you prefer to stay on land, the area has a multitude of parks and recreational activities that will keep your feet dry and still allow you to appreciate the natural beauty this area presents.

J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge
1 Wildlife Drive
Sanibel, FL
239-472-1100
This nature preservation site offers a 5 mile auto tour, fresh and salt water fishing, hiking trails, canoe and kayak rentals, guided interpretive tours. Take a moment to enjoy the view in the wildlife observation tower and seize the opportunity to take some memorable photographs.

Lovers Key State Park
8700 Estero Blvd.
Fort Myers Beach, FL
239-463-4588
Famous for secluded beaches and lagoons, mangrove lined estuaries, wetland trails, and wildlife sightings (bald eagles and manatees, among other species. This 1616-acre park spans Black Island, Lovers Key, Inner and Long Key. Open from 8:00am - sundown daily.

Fishbuster Charters
(239) 947-1688
Take a trip to shallow bay waters or deeper Gulf ocean for a fishing excursion by a native saltwater guide with 30 years experience. Fishing liscense, tackle and bait provided. Children welcome and fishing instruction available.

High Hopes Charters
(239) 495-7589
High Hopes Charters offers private saltwater fishing charters in Southwest Florida. Owned and operated by Master Captain Lindy Yow since 1993. With over 900 successful charters, you are guaranteed the experience and local knowledge needed to insure a great fishing experience. The marina is located approximately six miles west of Interstate 75, Exit 116 (old Exit 18) on Bonita Beach Road.

Broken Gate Ranch
26118 Cutting Horse Lane Bonita Springs, FL
239-992-2555
Explore Florida’s nature on horseback. Trail rides sightings of deer, wild boar, wild turkeys, rare birds, native plants and trees.

Koreshan Historic State Site
PO Box 7, Estero, FL, 33928
(941) 992-0311
This outdoor adventure facility, formally a Utopian community begun in 1893, offers fishing, canoe rentals, picnicking and camping. Choose to take a guided walk or a campfire programs.(seasonal) Open from 8am until sundown, daily. U.S. 41 at Corkscrew Rd. Estero, FL. Take I-75 to Exit 123; 2.5 miles west on Corkscrew Rd.; cross US Hwy. 41, on right.

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