Cape Coral Beach

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Because the beach is small, it is mainly a family beach, and therefore, we don't have problems with partying spring-breakers.

Our favorite months to go to the beach are March and November when temperatures are in the low 80's.

By the way, the picture above at the top of my website, is of the Yacht Club Beach and I took it from the fishing pier.

I loved their skewered shrimp, they serve typical beach fare ..... burgers, hot dogs, and other kinds of sandwiches.

Besides the beach, Cape Coral Yacht Club also has a public swimming pool, a ballroom and beach pavilion for functions, tennis courts, and a marina.

It's a lot of fun to go to ......... have dinner at the snack bar, or bring a picnic dinner and enjoy the live music.

There are covered areas with picnic tables and grills, or just bring a blanket or your own chairs.

They also have tables set up with people selling crafts outside and in the pavilion.

I love to see if the bride will wear a traditional white dress or something tropical.

Yacht Club Beach is also where one of the 50 worst movies ever was filmed back in the 60's, The Fat Spy.

I still haven't found out how they got there but they definitely add to the tropical feeling of this Cape Coral beach.

Any other chattering is probably coming from the beach's playground!

Sanibel beaches and Ft. Myers Beaches are about 45 minutes away, Captiva is about another 45 minutes further.

Ft. Myers Beach is nice to go to as long as it's not during spring break time.

Lovers Key is about 15 minutes past Ft Myers Beach.

If you don't mind driving a little further from Cape Coral, beaches in Bonita Springs and Naples are beautiful.

As I've found at any beach, it's best to there by 11 AM to get the best parking, particularly during their busy-season.

Grab your suntan lotion, umbrella, beach blanket and go!

Just take Cape Coral Pkwy, turn south on Coronado Pkwy, which turns into Driftwood Pkwy and follow it to the end.