How to Visit Cape Coral, Florida
Tropical breezes, ideal weather and over 400 miles of canals for boating, fishing and water sports make the growing Florida city of Cape Coral a delightful vacation spot. Here are some ways to enjoy this water wonderland located on the Gulf Coast and bordered by the Caloosahatchee River.
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Things You'll Need
- Bathing suit
- Casual clothes
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Camera
- Film
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Get an overview of Cape Coral’s past in the Cape Coral Historical Museum and Rose Garden located at 544 Cultural Park Boulevard. Here, you'll see an extensive display of pictures and artifacts.
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Experience this water world paradise by spending some time at the Yacht Club Community Park at 5819 Driftwood Parkway. Built in 1959, it’s one of the original landmarks of the city and located right on the river in a beautifully landscaped setting. Highlights include a public beach, fishing pier, picnic shelters, a playground, restaurant and community pool.
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Have a blast at Sun Splash Family Waterpark. With thrilling theme-park attractions and events, including a giant waterslide, it’s a guaranteed winner with kids and appealing for adults, too. The park is located at 400 Santa Barbara Boulevard.
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Take a tour of the 4,200 square-foot Rotary Park Environmental Center, located at 5505 Rose Garden Road. It contains 197 acres with brackish water ponds, mangrove wetlands and many varieties of birds and fish. The park offers a variety of adventure trips including kayaking to Useppa Island, Mound Key and along Peace River.
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Prefer a hands on adventure? Sign up for a half-day fishing charter. Ultimate Charters will take you fishing in the surrounding waters of gorgeous Sanibel and Captiva Islands, as well as Pine Island Sound. Sightseeing and shelling tours are also offered. Don't forget to bring your camera for some unforgettable photos!
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