by Mike Colpitts Fort Myers is a golfer’s paradise, with more than three dozen golf courses. It is also known as the City of Palms for its majestic Palm trees along its historic neighborhoods. The crystal clear Emerald green waters of the Gulf of Mexico, beaches and relaxing atmosphere make Fort Myers, Florida a wonderland.
Complimenting the beaches, are water sports like fishing, snorkeling, scuba diving, parasailing, and all types of boating. Fort Myers Beach has one of the largest fishing fleets in the United States. Red snapper, triggerfish and amberjack are among more than 200 species caught by anglers from the Gulf. Charter boats troll the coast. Offshore, trollers can find blue marlin, wahoo, sailfish and see the stunning views of Fort Myers real estate.
Other attractions include golf, water parks, shopping, arts and entertainment. Every type of relaxing activity is available from gently strolling through a scenic state park, taking in a movie, whipping around in a go-cart to whisking down a giant water slide. Taking a beach break is part of the life-style in Fort Myers.
Fort Myers is a golfer’s paradise, with 37 golf courses in the city and another 46 golf courses within 20 miles of the city. There are courses for every golf enthusiast to enjoy at all levels of experience.
Sightseeing by boat – Whether a sunset cruise, a glass bottom boat or a high-speed racer, offers visitors an exciting experience on beautiful waterways. Enjoy seeing dolphins frolicking along in the Gulf’s surf of your sightseeing excursion.
Whether it be fishing, golf, shopping, dining, or any of the other many activities, you’ll find it in Fort Myers. There are more than 50 restaurants from casual to fine dining.
Fort Myers is a major tourist destination and is booming with growth. 
The local economy is mainly dependent on tourists as is the majority of Florida. More businesses, however, have been started in the last decade than in years, providing more locals with places to visit and jobs. Recognized word wide, Fort Myers is a golfer’s paradise. It’s hard to go just about anywhere without seeing a golf course. It’s a place to relax or if you like, kick up your heels at one of the many nightclubs the community has to offer. There are plenty of cocktail lounges and taverns to enjoy a drink or two. The nightlife is active with many dance clubs for all ages to enjoy.
The good times roll in Fort Myers as the spring weather warms into summer. The heat can top 90 degrees in July, August and September, but there’s plenty of air-conditioning to go around, and the inviting water is always near-by to cool off. Utility bills are kept fairly low by the local utility companies. The local economy is rich with growth and the outlook is prosperous. With 83 million baby-boomers in the United States, demand for second homes, investment properties and vacation homes and condos in the area is still high. Feel free to contact Mike Colpitts with any questions.