Things to do in Florida

While you are down in Florida, here are a few things that we found that you may be interested in doing.

Soak up that sunshine while you down there in February

Fort Myers

Edison and Ford Winter Estates: Visitors to the Edison and Ford Winter Estates in Fort Myers will enjoy seeing the winter residences of famous inventors Thomas Edison and Henry Ford. There are historical buildings, award-winning gardens, the Edison Botanic Research Lab and the Inventions Museum. The museum has hundreds of inventions, artifacts and special exhibits. Click here for info.
Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve: The Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve is a long, narrow wetland with slowly flowing freshwater. The Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve is a long, narrow wetland with slowly flowing freshwater. Click here for info
Manatee Park: Manatee Park is a seasonal location for viewing non-captive Florida manatees in Lee County. Manatees visit the park in search of warm water during the cooler days in winter when the temperature in the Gulf of Mexico is below 68° F (20° C). Click here for info
The Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center: Exhibits, movies, events, concerts and activities are all present at this restored state-of-the-art facility. Click here for info
Four Mile Cove Ecological Preserve: At 365 acres, Four Mile Cove Ecological Preserve is the second-largest preserved green space in Cape Coral. Located just north of Veteran's Parkway, Four Mile Cove / “Eco Park” is a brackish water wetland area with a walking trail, visitor center, and Veterans Memorial Area. Visitors of any age can walk through the preserve on the boardwalk. Possible wildlife sightings include eagles, ibis, herons, other wading & migratory birds, raccoons, and snakes. Click here for info
Miromar Outlets: An outdoor outlet mall with many designer brands. Click here for info
Local Reefs: Fisherman and divers can visit the natural and man-made reefs in southwest Florida. SWFL Reefs is a nonprofit foundation that works to enhance the marine environment and protect natural reef ecosystems. Through the creation of artificial habitats, we help to provide safe haven and food for more than 250 different reef fish species from the shallow waters of Charlotte Harbor to more than 30 miles offshore. Click here for info.
Buckingham Farms: Buckingham Farms is a 85 acre farm located in Fort Myers, Florida focused on producing fresh quality vegetables, delicious farm-to-table meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Click here for info

Southwest Florida

Golisano Children’s Museum of Naples: CMON is a two-story, 38,000 sq. foot institution filled with interactive exhibits, classrooms, and more! Developed by experts in child psychology, this experimental play fosters creativity, curiosity, empathy, and self-esteem. Click here for info
Naples Pier and Beach: The pier extends 1,000 feet into the Gulf of Mexico, making it an excellent spot to watch the sunset or catch a glimpse of a dolphin. Additionally, visitors can fish from the pier at all hours of the day. Click here for info
Everglades National Park: The largest subtropical wilderness in the US. Wildlife watching is always a thrill, with many guests reporting alligator sightings! Click here for info
IMAG History and Science Center: The IMAG History & Science Center is an extraordinary, unique family-friendly destination in Southwest Florida featuring aquariums and animal exhibits; interactive displays, exhibits, and activities. One of the most popular exhibits is the hurricane simulator. Those inside the simulator will feel what a Category 1 hurricane is like! Click here for info

Elsewhere in Florida (still under development)

Disney World
Universal Studios
Kennedy Space Center
Busch Gardens
The Dali Museum
Miami Beach
The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art

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