Fort Myers Beach, Florida
Beachfront Condominiums

Rooms with Full View of the Gulf Front & Beach...Contemporary and Affordable Luxury together.

The Beach
Imagine waking up and this is your back yard. Walk out your door and in seconds you're taking morning strolls beside the Gulf of Mexico, taking in the fresh beach air with dolphins cascading at your side...Sun yourself on the sandy white beaches of Fort Myers Beach, take a walk or a quick run. Whatever your decision, you will discover total relaxation in your own backyard.

• 7 miles of uninterrupted walking
• "The World's Safest Beach"
• View Dolphins Playing offshore
• Enjoy the Sandcastle Building Competitions
• Walk to the Square for Food and Shopping
• Or Just Relax!

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Welcome to the World's Safest Beach

The Beach gained a reputation as the World's Safest Beach because of no undertow and shallow water. People can walk the entire 7-mile length of the island along its sandy shores.

Entertainment & Events

The Beach hosts an annual Sand sculpting Contest in November and the Shrimp Festival in March draws thousands to the Blessing of the Shrimp Fleet. A 5-K run precedes the event. A July 4 Fireworks Display and Old Fashioned Family Day sparks the annual Independence Day Festival. Golf tournaments, Taste of the Beach, Annual New Year's Eve Celebrations, Offshore Powerboat Races and other sporting events liven life on the Beach. Santa rides his boat along the Shoreline in the Christmas Holiday Boat Parade. A Christmas light decoration contest for homes, businesses and boats is included in the festivities. Facilities that provide entertainment for the whole family include the Fort Myers Beach community pool (open to the public) and the Beach Movie Theater.

Parks & Playgrounds

Lynn Hall Memorial Park provides bathhouses and parking for beachgoers and people fishing from the 600 foot fishing pier.
Balls bounce around the basketball, tennis and volleyball courts at Bay Oaks Recreation Center. Lover's Key State Recreation Area shelling rivals the neighboring island of Sanibel. Trams ferry visitors over Oyster Bay to Lover's Key Barrier Island. Visitors can rent kayaks and canoes and tale boat tours of the area. Picnic areas and barbecue grills are conveniently located along the Lover's Key beaches.

The natural environment of the 16- acre Bodwitch Point Park at the tip of Estero Island nourishes nature walkers and picnickers. The Matanzas Pass Wildlife Preserve, featuring an historical restored cottage, nurtures 42 acres of wilderness and provides sanctuary for native plants and animals. Boardwalks and bridges over trails allow visitors access to a pavilion along Estero Back Bay where birds such as ospreys and pelicans fish. People in fishing boats also cast their line in search of supper.