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Things to Do

Whether you’re looking for some of the best golf resorts in Florida, plenty of fun museums, or a place to do some fishing, this city has something to offer everyone. Charter a boat tour and experience all the majesty of the Caloosahatchee River or the Gulf of Mexico while you fish for a marlin big enough to make the local fishermen jealous. For a fun and educational trip, check out the Edison & Ford Winter Estates on the northern coast. With plenty of hands-on displays and a guided tour, it’s fun for the whole family. No matter where you explore, there are plenty of Fort Myers hotels and resorts you can return to after a day of sightseeing.

Food and Drink

When you visit, you won’t have to scrimp on any delicious food, either. Because of its proximity to the ocean, there’s no shortage of tasty seafood. There are plenty of restaurants with seating directly on the water in the western part of the city, overlooking the Caloosahatchee River. Downtown, you can find cuisines of all nationalities, including Italian, Mexican, American, and of course, Caribbean. After you’ve enjoyed a great meal, walk back to one of the nearby hotels in Fort Myers and relax in your comfortable room. Or, you can take the Cape Coral Bridge and find hotels in Cape Coral, across the river from Fort Myers.

Ready to experience the majesty of the Florida coastline? Travelocity will help you find the best cheap hotels in Fort Myers, so you have more money to spend on another helping of crab.