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Beautifully furnished, three bedroomed villa with solar heated pool and landscaped gardens. To rent this property email Chris@capecoralvillarental.com

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Brand new 2 bedroom/bathroom first floor condo in italian inspired luxery development. 1600 square feet of living space plus a garage! To rent this property email chris@capecoralvillarental.com

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This man made beach is particularly suitable for children, and is a short 10 minutes drive down Cape Coral Parkway. The riverfront park offers a boat ramp, sizable beach, restrooms, and other amenities including a 1,000 square foot fishing pier and marina.

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Known as "the mall" to locals, this shopping center offers nearly 345,000 square feet of shopping delights, movie theatres, and restaurants.

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Specializing in Black Angus steaks, fresh local seafood, and pasta dishes, this casual dining restaurant is decorated in a nautical motif and features a 38 foot sailboar right in the dining room. A chef's menu and daily specials are also featured and an extensive wine list complements your meal. They are open Monday through Saturday for lunch and dinner and open on Sunday for dinner only.

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Dedicated to stimulating awareness, understanding, and interest in the history of humanity's scientific explorations and the wonders of our natural resources, this hands-on learning center and museum provides natural and physical science exhibits for all ages plus includes a nature park and trail.

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A year round family fun park that offers fun for the whole family and features a 6,000 square foot arcade, a fish feeding dock, a snack bar, an 8,000 square foot mega maze, four go-kart tracks, bumper cars, batting cages, a children's playground, and a miniature golf course.

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The primary library for Cape Coral, this library features a wide range of books, magazines, and newspapers, as well as a 34 volume Dictionary of Art, a large meeting room, programs for adults and children, full reference service, interlibrary loans, and special services such as Books-by-Mail and Talking Books.

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Tracing the history of the area, this museum features exhibits and displays that include antiques, relics, artifacts, documents, photographs, shells and fossils, and audio visual elements. The Lois Herbert Memorial Rose Garden is also on site.

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This 4,200 square foot environmental center contains 197 acres of brackish water ponds, mangrove wetlands, slatterns, and uplands. Many varieties of waterfowl and fish can be seen regularly and the park offers numerous classes in horticulture, woodcarving, birding, and basketry. A variety of "Adventure Trips" are also scheduled throughout the year including kayaking to Useppa Island, Mound Key, or along the Peace River, as well as biking on Boca Grande.

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Providing high quality live entertainment and community theatre for over 40 years, this theatre features nine productions each season that include comedies, dramas, thrillers, and musicals.

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This marina offers overnight docking, hot showers, shore power, pump-out services, fuel, bait, a boat ramp, and a full service restaurant.

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The number one Sea Fox dealership in the nation and the largest Regal dealership in the world, this full service marina is open seven days a week and also offers boat rentals, dry storage, and a parts and service department.

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This 175 slip marina is located in a sheltered deep water cove and offers an array of services including fuel, pump-out, overnight docks, hot showers, shore power, boat rental, and yacht and fishing charters.

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Featuring Qubica Automatic Scoring, the most technologically advanced scoring system in the world, this 33 lane bowling center offers open and league bowling plus features an on site sports cafe.

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A finely manicured Arthur Hills golf course, this 18 hole, par 72 championship course features contoured fairways, oversized Tifeagle greens, and sand traps throughout the course. A complete practice facility, a fully stocked pro shop, and a restaurant are also on site.

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Designed by the legendary Arthur Hills in 1969, this 18 hole, 6,724 yard championship golf course features tree lined fairways and includes a well stocked pro shop and a spacious clubhouse.

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The closest airport to Cape Coral, this full service international airport is served by over 25 major airlines and provides a full range of services to meet all of your travel needs.

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Located on Sanibel Island's southern tip. In 1884, the lighthouse was built, and this quaint area became the center of island activity. This is a true family beach, with good shelling, a clear view of the Gulf and plenty of large shade trees. You can enjoy a picnic, strolling on the beach, swimming in the ocean, fishing from the pier, sailing or windsurfing. Parking is available for $2 an hour. Around the corner from the beach and just beyond the restrooms is a smaller beach with a view of the Sanibel Causeway. Courtesy beach wheelchairs provided upon 24-hour notice to City of Sanibel Police Department Dispatch, 239-472-3111. Based on availability. On our first visit to this beach we saw dolphins playing and they came right up to the beach near to us.

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Located mid-island on Sanibel off Sainbel-Captiva Road, Bowman's Beach is pristine and quiet. Although the area's most popular beach, there is still plenty of room to stretch out and discover your own private spot for swimming or shelling. There is plenty of room for windsurfing or sailing. This beach has picnic areas with barbecue grills, trails, showers and restrooms. Parking is available for $2 per hour. One of our favourite beaches, not the best looking, but is never busy .. even on a holiday day .. and is great for shelling. Note: there is no cover/shade available on or near the beach.

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This is a great place for watching dolphins, sunsets, swimming, fishing, windsurfing and picnicking. Pull your vehicle right to the waters edge. Restrooms available. No parking fees or facilities, but there is a $6 toll to get onto the causeway from Fort Myers.

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Captiva has been called, "one of the most romantic beaches." Quiet beach offering amazing sunset views. Portable restroom facilities. Limited parking for $2 per hour.

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This 731-acre facility is a natural tidal wetlands area that is located on San Carlos Bay. This pristine, completely natural area that is indicative of the area before the introduction of exotic plant species, is old Florida. This beach is an example of a living ecosystem that ranges from a sandy beach to mangrove forests to salt flats and contains a wide variety of wildlife. For passive recreational day use and has no amenities. Parking is limited, but is free. Hours: sunrise - sunset.

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There are more than 30 beach access points marked with colorful beach access signs offering entry onto developed, as well as secluded, pristine stretches of shoreline. Many are near restaurants and cafes. Parking is $1 per hour.

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Rumrunners restaurant at Cape Harbour offers waterfront dining accessible by car or boat. We had some of the best meals in Florida here, great for a special occasion, or just grab a snack and drink as you enjoy all the waterfront shops and promenades at The Marina at Cape Harbour.

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Featuring 365 acres of unspoiled wetlands and mangrove swamps on the Caloosahatchee River, this preserve also features a 4,500 foot walking nature trail, a visitor's center, a quiet picnic area, and pristine canoe and kayak waterways.

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One of two causeways crossing the Okeechobee river. You will need a doller for the Toll!

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Local Hardware store

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City centre type park. Main attraction is the December Boat-a-long (see photos).

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Dont be fooled by the outside appearance, at the back is a great sun deck overlooking the water. And although the food is served on paper plates their is a great atmosphere here.

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The Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve is over 2500 acres of a wetland ecosystem. A myriad of animals like otters, alligators, turtles, wading birds, and more live at the Slough (pronounced "slew") year round.