BONITA BEACH VACATION RENTALS, FLORIDA |
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Outdoor Recreation in Bonita Beach |
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| Bonita Beach is a haven for outdoor activities. Explore the mangrove estuary on a boat tour or visit the Lovers Key State Recreation Area and the Cocohatchee Nature Center. |
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Fishing
Canoeing and Kayaking
Boating
Cocohatchee Nature Center
Lovers Key State Recreation Area |
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| Fishing |
| Florida’s beaches are a fishing mecca and Bonita Beach is no exception. Fishing in Bonita Beach is both exciting and fun. Even if the water is a few inches deep, you will find some fish to catch. If you plan to go fishing, consult the local guides for tips and information to make your trip worthwhile. There are hundreds of species for you to catch. |
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| Canoeing and Kayaking |
| More and more people are discovering the wonders of the mangrove forested southwest coast on the paddle. Explore vast stretches of isolation, wildlife, dolphins, marshes from the seat of the kayak or canoe or fish for the redfish and snook while the ospreys and pelicans fly overhead. |
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| Boating |
| Florida’s beaches are a boating paradise. Float along gently down the waters and enjoy the scenic sights, and the tranquility of the surroundings. You can also fish or watch the wildlife on an undeveloped estuary. |
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| Cocohatchee Nature Center |
| The Cocohatchee Nature Center, located within an 800-acre estuary in north Naples, offers a guided tour through the pristine mangrove estuary of the Cocohatchee River. The estuary is home to vast expanses of endless trails and hidden coves teeming with wildlife. You will also come across a variety of bird species in their natural habitat including herons, ibis, osprey, the snowy egret and pelicans. The sandy beaches of the Gulf of Mexico are about two-mile paddle along the river and on route you can see the dolphins playing. The center also offers unbelievably beautiful sunset cruises and you can enjoy the unique experience of witnessing a wide array of colors fill the sky. |
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| Lovers Key State Recreation Area |
| Located in Ft. Myers Beach, this 712-acre area features canals and tidal lagoons dotted with mangroves. A nature’s paradise, the park not only supports an array of fish and other aquatic animals but also provides for recreational activities, which include boating, fishing, and swimming. You can also indulge in the routine beach activities including hiking and shelling. The park is also a natural habitat for wildlife. You can get a glimpse of woodpeckers, hawks, owls, warblers, osprey, marsh rabbits, raccoons, bottle-nosed dolphins and the endangered West Indian manatee. |
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