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The Best Beaches in Southwest Florida: A Comprehensive Guide to our Faves

Writer: Kate ForbesKate Forbes

Ahoy beach lovers! If you're looking to catch some rays, ride some waves, or build a sandcastle worthy of royalty, then Southwest Florida is your sandy paradise. Grab your flip-flops, sunscreen, and a sense of adventure as we explore the best beaches in the area. Warning: May cause intense cravings for piña coladas and beach volleyball!


Lowdermilk Beach, Naples, Florida: With its convenient facilities like bathrooms and showers, Lowdermilk is perfect for families. Volleyball courts for the sporty, picnic spots for the peckish, and shelling opportunities for the treasure hunters. Don't forget to look for dolphins frolicking in the waves!


Lovers Key, Fort Myers Florida: A secluded spot for romance and relaxation, Lovers Key is famous for its wildlife, including manatees and shorebirds. Kayaking, shelling, and fishing are popular here. And the bathrooms? They're for everyone, not just lovers!


Tigertail Beach, Marco Island: A bird-watcher's paradise, Tigertail Beach is home to ospreys, eagles, and pelicans. Shelling is a must, and the tidal lagoon is perfect for spotting starfish and crabs. Bathrooms and a café make it a comfortable day out for all.


Delnor Wiggins Pass, Naples, Florida: Snorkeling, fishing, and bird-watching are the stars at Delnor Wiggins Pass. Spot turtles, rays, and a variety of fish in the clear waters. With picnic areas and bathrooms, it's a beach that caters to both the adventurous and the laid-back.


Naples Pier Beach, Naples, Florida: Iconic Naples Pier Beach offers fishing without a license, so cast a line and see what you can catch! Dolphins are regular visitors, and the pier is a great spot for bird-watching. Bathrooms and showers make it easy to transition from beach bum to city slicker.


Bonita Beach, Bonita Springs, Florida: Water sports enthusiasts, this one's for you! Jet skiing, parasailing, and windsurfing are popular at Bonita Beach. Look for gopher tortoises and nesting sea turtles, and enjoy shelling along the shoreline. Bathrooms and picnic spots make it a full-day destination.


So whether you're a wildlife enthusiast, a water sports warrior, or just in need of some serious sunbathing, Southwest Florida's beaches have something special for you. Don't forget to pack your sense of humor along with your sunscreen; the only thing more refreshing than the ocean breeze is a good laugh on the beach!




 
 
 

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