Beaches in Cypress Lake, Florida

Greets 60,000 tourists annually answering questions about Fort Myers Beach and the area. Open seven days a week, visitors find information about restaurants, accommodations, attractions, fishing, boating and business services available ... More on visitflorida

Island semi-isolation means better air, water, and land quality (that's all I have to say). More on RateItAll!

Before going I heard that it’s a great shelling island, but that is an understatement! More on igougo

Beautiful sugar sand beach facing the azure blue waters of the Gulf of Mexico. WELCOME TO THE WORLD'S SAFEST BEACH The Chamber of Commerce of Fort Myers Beach invites you to visit our family island. Over 1.8 million annual visitors ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Located between Fort Myers Beach and Bonita Springs, this 4-acre pristine beachfront park features a boardwalk, a gazebo, and eight picnic shelters. Bathrooms, ... More on Discover America

This is a dog beach with free parking. More on TripAdvisor

Gulf-side on Bowmanâs Beach Road on Sanibel Island, Bowmanâs Beach is a county-owned and operated beach and... More on Discover America

Nice place. A tad bit more secluded than the other beaches. Longer walk to the beach. Pay parking is sort o... More on TripAdvisor

It's one of the best places to find seashells and believe me I have a whole bag full of shells that I got from there. More on RateItAll!

It's relaxing and beautiful, but the ocean is muddy because a river dumps there and stirs up the water. More on GeckoGo

No lifeguard on duty, but local police patrol. More on igougo

Located at the mouth of the Estero River, just east of Lovers Key Recreation Area - This island was constructed from shells by the Calusa Indians and represents 2000 years of human activity. Believed to be the site of the 1567 Jesuit ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

The Gulf of Mexico is the ninth largest body of water in the world. It is an ocean basin largely surrounded by the North American continent and the island of Cuba. It is bounded on the northeast, north and northwest by the Gulf Coast ... More on AnglerWeb.com

To find this park, take U.S. 41 to Murdock. Turn left on 776 and then again on 771 to the Boca Grande Causeway ($4 toll) to the four-way stop, then turn right. There is a $2 honor fee to enter. ... More on Discover America