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The Naples, Marco Island area of Florida’s Southwest Gulf area is referred to as the “Paradise Coast” and it definitely earns that nick name. From its shimmering white sands to it’s upscale neighborhoods and shopping areas, a visit to Naples, Marco Island, Bonita Springs, Bonita Beach or Estero will satisfy the nurture versus nature debate! Here you can have it all from sophisticated cultural activities to visiting natural habitats with an abundance of bird and wild life – including the awe-inspiring American Alligator. Visitors are drawn to the beaches along the Gulf of Mexico for the sugar sand shorelines and the temperate waters. The celebrated sunsets over the Gulf of Mexico are not to be missed.
There are more recreational, shopping, dining and entertainment options than you could possibly enjoy during one visit. Please read on for more information on the individual towns and all they have to offer.
Naples is considered to be the crown jewel of Southwest Florida -- nestled on the sun drenched beaches of the Gulf of Mexico. Naples’ climate is subtropical and enjoyable any time of year. Read more.
Marco Island is just four miles wide by six miles long and is the largest of Florida's Ten Thousand Islands located on the Gulf of Mexico in Southwest Florida, just south of Naples. The attraction is tropical sun-washed white beaches, great access to Gulf of Mexico waters, and a casual, easy paced life style. Yet there is plenty to do and see to make your vacation memorable. Read more.
Bonita Beach is Bonita Springs’ gulf front sister community located on a barrier island to the west, between the Gulf of Mexico and Estero Bay. Along with shorefront on both the gulf and bay, the Imperial River flows through the downtown district of the city located on Little Hickory Island. Read more.
Bonita Springs is in a beautiful, natural area just north of Naples in Southwest Florida. Old Florida homes, cypress trees and dangling Spanish moss give Bonita Springs a refreshing blend of old Southern charm and modernity. Read more.
Estero, the small, unincorporated region of Southwest Florida between Bonita Springs and Fort Myers, has a vast history involving Native Americans, a religious commune and even pirates. But Estero only recently started to become a true destination for tourism. And it only took a matter of years for it to be discovered. Read more.
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