Cape Coral BeachesCape Coral Beaches - so much fun fun fun in the sun at some of the best Southwest Florida beaches! I'm dying to tell you about all of our favorite beaches in Cape Coral and nearby.We have everything from small family beaches to out-of-the-way island retreats to party time beaches, on the Gulf of Mexico or the Caloosahatchee River. Some of the nicest beaches in the world are in SW Florida.
To start with, Cape Coral has Yacht Club Beach and within 45 minutes is Ft Myers, Lovers Key, Sanibel, and just a bit further, Captiva. Yacht Club Beach
A clubhouse right on the beach is available for parties and the monthly Sunset Celebration craft shows. The beach's snack bar, KCs River Stop, has good food and sometimes features live music. Also part of The Yacht Club complex is a ballroom, pool, tennis and racquet ball courts, and a marina. Parking is free. From Cape Coral Pkwy, go south on Coronado Pkwy, it turns into Driftwood Pkwy, take it to the end. Eventually there will be 2 Cape Coral beaches, plans are in the works to put in a beach at Four Freedoms Park off Cape Coral Pkwy.
Four Freedoms Park Beach
The white-sand sun-tanning beach fronts Bimini Basin and is right off of Cape Coral Pkwy. You will also find a playground, picnic shelters, grassy play area and recreation center. Ft Myers Beach
Shops, restaurants, playground, crowds, and lots of activity are at the beach right off the bridge. Hang a right when you get off the bridge and go all the way to the end to go to Bowditch Point for a less crowded beach. Paying for parking is easy with self-service machines. Or go the other way and get to the beach from access points all along Estero Blvd. Lovers Key
There are 2 beaches, the first has walking trails and the second one, a little further south, has a tram that you take to the water. Public restrooms are available at both ends of the trolley. Pay for parking at the entrance. What I like about these beaches is that they are in a more natural state, are less crowded, and have lots of shells for collecting. Sanibel
Blue green water, white sand and lots of shells, big sky, and gulf breezes ....... what can be better? Quaint shopping areas, beautiful homes, and sandy lanes make Sanibel so attractive. The five public beaches are Lighthouse, Gulf Side, Tarpon Bay, Bowmans, and Turners Beaches, all on the gulf side from one end to the other. Turners Beach is just before you head over the bridge onto Captiva and you can park on the Captiva side. Parking for Sanibel and Captiva beaches costs $2/hour, paid with self-service machines.
Captiva
Restrooms are available, parking is limited, and stores are nearby. We also like to go to Captiva Beach, just beyond the village, it's one of my most favorite beaches. The village is so cute, with terrific restaurants and little shops. The sunsets at all the beaches are magnificent and I love how close to nature they all are. You will love exploring all these Southwest Florida and Cape Coral beaches!
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