Fort Myers Beach, Florida - a Classic Florida Beach Town!

The Town of Fort Myers Beach occupies Estero Island, a seven-mile-long, one-mile-wide crescent-shaped island with the Gulf of Mexico on one side and Hell Peckney Bay on the other.

From scenic Bowditch Park and bustling Times Square at the north end to the serenity of Lovers Key just over the bridge at the south end, Ft. Myers Beach has something for everyone.

Our beautiful beaches bring thousands of visitors to Ft. Myers Beach every year. The soft white sand, gradual slope and gentle waters of the Gulf of Mexico provide a safe beach for swimming, recreation, and water sports.

If you enjoy fishing, the waters of Southwest Florida can't be beat. There are numerous boat rentals and charters available for bay or deep water Gulf fishing.

If golf is your bag, then be sure to check out the golf courses nearby. There are several golf courses on Estero Island and over 100 golf courses within an hour's drive of Fort Myers Beach.

Shopping on Fort Myers Beach can be a fun adventure. You'll find everything from beachwear and souvenirs to art and jewelry in a casual "come as you are" atmosphere.

Fort Myers Beach offers both gourmet and family dining, with some restaurants overlooking the Gulf or the Bay for a spectacular view. Of course fresh seafood is the order of the day, but there are also wonderful Italian, Greek, and American restaurants to choose from.

While staying on Ft. Myers Beach be sure to keep an eye on our natural wonders: dolphins and manatees can be seen in the bay, and feeding dolphins often cruise the shoreline near dusk and dawn. Pelicans, herons, egrets, sandpipers, and several species of sea gulls and terns will be your companions on the beach.