The largest resort poolscape in South Florida, enjoy three acres water attractions including a meandering Lazy River, five waterslides including a pair of dueling speed waterslides an inner tube waterslide (48” height requirements), the Corkscrew waterslide (42” height requirement) and the Shiwala waterslide for little ones. A tranquil adult pool and kid-friendly waterfall pool plus the family-favorite Adventure pool and splashdown pool are all available exclusively to registered overnight resort guests.

Get a bird's eye view of our lush resort atop our climbing wall. Safety harnesses and a variety of well-placed hand and foot holds make this adventure fun and safe, no matter if you are an expert climber or have never tried this sport before. All climbers MUST be at least 42 inches tall and are in closed toed shoes. Hours: 11 am to 3 pm. Complimentary.

We offer many lawn games such as Corn Hole, Giant Jenga, or Giant Connect Four. We also have a floating green 19th Hole Chipping Challenge along with a putting green. Wall climbing is an adventure no matter if you are an expert climber or have never tried this sport before. All climbers MUST be at least 42 inches tall and are in closed toed shoes. Hours: 11 am to 3 pm. Complimentary.

Take an educational 1/4 mile walk through the mangroves preserve to the marina. Environmental education signs all along the path share interesting facts.

Everglades National Park is the largest subtropical wilderness in the United States. The area boasts rare and endangered species, such as the American crocodile, Florida panther, and West Indian manatee.

One of the last undeveloped barrier islands on Florida's southwest coast, this park is 342 acres of natural land. Enjoy the natural surroundings and seek out the numerous animal species that reside there. Swimming is safe, and beach access is by boardwalk.

Located on the subtropical barrier island of Sanibel in the Gulf of Mexico, the refuge is part of the largest undeveloped mangrove ecosystem in the United States. It is world famous for its spectacular migratory bird populations.

The resort’s watersports partner, plan a day on the water with a Wave Runner Tour, guided kayak or paddleboard excursion, dolphin or sunset cruises, fishing trips, private charters and many more activities. If you plan to take the Island & Beach Excursion, book your ferry passage here too.

Walk or trolley to the resort’s marina and board the ferry for a 15-minute crossing of Estero Bay. Along the way, spot pods of wild dolphins, see the American Bald Eagle, brown pelicans, and other migratory birds. Upon arriving at Big Hickory Island, spend the day at the area’s most pristine beach with spectacular shelling, beach chairs & umbrellas, covered picnic pavilion, and boardwalk. As this is part of the protected Estero Bay Ecological Preserve, towels, food and beverages must be carried on to the island. Book passage in advance with All Water Excursions.

The Mound House is the oldest surviving home on Fort Myers Beach built on a Calusa mound overlooking Estero Bay. Experience old Florida at Mound House where Estero Island's oldest standing structure sits on an ancient Calusa Indian Mound. Through archaeology and history 2,000 years of island life are revealed in a variety of tours and educational programs.

Tours of the historical site include the homes, museum, laboratory and gardens. Thomas Edison and Henry Ford's Winter Estates in Fort Myers, FL offer tours of their exhibits including museum, botanical gardens and research laboratory.

The Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre serves up vibrant musicals after each lunch or dinner.

The performing arts are presented in the historic Arcade Theatre, a charming, renovated Victorian playhouse.

Coconut Point Mall is just 1.5 miles from the resort on a 500-acre, master planned community that is more than a shopping center. Coconut Point Mall has 113 stores and 25 restaurants, all surrounding several acres of lakes with a boardwalk.

Located in Estero, the Miromar Outlets feature assorted stores including Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, Perry Ellis, DKNY, Coach Factory, Nautica and Saks Fifth Avenue.

Enjoy the village-like setting of Gulf Coast Town Center, located in Fort Myers, FL. The center features casual and upscale restaurants, as well as shopping that includes 20 anchor stores, over 50 specialty shops and over 20 eateries.

The Waterside Shoppes feature stores including Banana Republic, Anne Taylor, Barnes & Noble and Saks Fifth Avenue.

Hammond Stadium has been the Spring Training home of the Minnesota Twins since 1991. When the Major League season begins, Hammond Stadium transforms into home field for Minor League team the Fort Myers Miracle.

Germain Arena is a 7,128-seat multi-purpose arena in Estero, Florida – home to the Florida Everblades ECHL ice hockey team, the Florida Firecats Arena Football League 2 team, the Florida Gulf Coast University hockey team and was the home for the Florida Flame NBA Development League team.

Cheer on the Florida Gulf Coast University Eagles at Alico Arena. The FGCU basketball games are filled with action so it is no wonder that the arena is called the home of #DunkCity.

Board the Key West Express, a high-speed ferry, for a 3.5-hour voyage from Fort Myers Beach to Key West. Spend the day shopping and touring the island, known as the Conch Republic, before returning back to Fort Myers Beach the same day.

A short drive from the resort, cross the causeway to explore the quaint shops, galleries and restaurants of these scenic islands, a getaway for the rich and famous. Bring your swimsuit for a dip in the Gulf of Mexico and enjoy live music at one of many cafes.

Just south of the resort is sophisticated Naples, with luxury shopping at Waterside Shops, Fifth Avenue South and Venetian Bay. Stroll the grounds of the Naples Botanical Garden and See the monkeys and giraffes at the Naples Zoo.

A 90-minute drive north is the Ringling Museum of Art. Tour Ringling’s estate, the Ca’ d’Zan.