Fort Myers
While Fort Myers proper doesn't have the same appeal to modern travelers that it once had - it's several miles to the beach areas - it is the gateway to the Lee Islands Coast which are some of the best beach areas in the state. Fort Myers Beach is lively, fun and a bit funky with lots and lots of restaurants, clubs, and shops and other really interesting things to explore.
Restaurants
Munch Box Family Restaurant
This classic mom-and-pop diner has its finger on the pulse of what families looking to stay within their budget and at the same time get home cooked and for good food for themselves and their children. Open for breakfast and lunch only. 6101 Estero Blvd.
Places to Stay
Pink Shell Beach Resort and Spa
Straddling 12 acres of beach on Fort Myers Beach, the Pink Shell offers over 200 beachfront suites, a large pool complex, full-service spa and a camp for kids. The Pink Shell has a great location on Fort Myers Beach with numerous recreational activities on site. 275 Estero Blvd.
Attractions
Edison & Ford Winter Estates
Thomas Edison and Henry Ford Winter Estates are now open to the public and offer an intimate window into the lives of these two famous men. Edison's estate features a Banyan tree - the largest in the Continental US - that was a gift from his friend Harvey Firestone. 2350 McGregor Blvd.
Imaginarium Hands-On Museum and Aquarium
Designed for the active and curious minds of exploring children, this site features over 50 interactive exhibits and many live animals that constitute Southwest Florida. 2000 Crawford Lane.
Lee County Manatee Park
Catch a glimpse of these peaceful sea cows from several observation platforms. Optimal viewing season is from November through March. 10901 SR 80 - take exit 141 from Interstate 75 and go east a mile and a half.
Local Resources
Greater Fort Myers Chamber of Commerce
2310 Edwards Dr.
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