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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Sanibel Gateway

13901 Shell Point Plaza, Fort Myers, FL 33908,
Reservations: 1-800-596-2375 US/Canada Toll-free
Telephone: (239) 454-9292 Fax: (239) 454-9159
Email:  cx_safl@countryinns.com

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For the Best in Fort Myers Travel, Enjoy Our Sanibel Hotel's Location

From tropical barrier islands and white sand beaches to lush parks and preserves, the Lee Island Coast offers the complete Florida vacation experience, and our Sanibel hotel's location is right by it. With some of the world's best shelling, Sanibel Island is a popular destination for anyone interested in Sanibel or Fort Myers travel, as it houses beautiful beaches and offers convenient access to city night life and attractions. Our guests are just minutes from shopping and great restaurants on Captiva Island. This hotel near Sanibel Island is also just a short drive from Page Field (FMY) and Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW). Other local Fort Myers area attractions include:

Big "M" Casino
-- 450 Harbor Court
Fort Myers Beach, FL 33931
Gaming Yacht which features table games and slots

Phone: (888) 373-3521
Distance: 6.2 mi

The Burroughs Home
-- 2505 First Street
Fort Myers, Florida 33901
Three- story Georgian Revival home

Phone: (239) 337-7577
Distance: 14.2 mi

The Butterfly Estates
-- 1815 Fowler St, Fort Myers, FL
A butterfly aviary housing 1500 butterflies at any one time.

Phone: (239) 690-2359
Distance: 14.1 mi

Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium
-- 3450 Ortiz Ave.
Fort Myers, FL 33905
The center for the study of natural systems including nature trails, planetarium, bird and butterfly aviaries, and museum.

Phone: (239) 275-3435
Distance: 16.3 mi

Edison-Ford Estate
-- 2350 McGregor Blvd
Fort Myers, FL 33901
Winter estates of Henry Ford and
Thomas Edison. Tours available

Phone: (239) 334-7419
Distance: 12.7 mi

Everglades Day Safari
-- Pick up at : Country Inn & Suites
13901 Shell Point Plaza,
Fort Myers
A day safari including an airboat ride, boat cruise, southern lunch, wildlife drive and a nature walk for one price.

Phone: (800) 472-3069
Distance: 0 mi

Manatee World
-- 16991 State Road 31
Ft. Myers FL 33905
Tour boat cruises to see manatees in their natural habitat

Phone: (239) 693-1434
Distance: 27 mi

Shell Factory & Nature Park
-- 2787 North Tamiami Trail
North Fort Myers, FL 33903
18 acres of shopping, dining, displays and entertainment.

Phone: (800) 282-5805
Distance: 19.6 mi

Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve
-- 7751 Penzance Blvd., Fort Myers, Florida
Nature preserve featuring 1.2 mile long boardwalk trail, guided walks, picnic areas

Phone: (239) 533-7550
Distance: 12.9 mi

Sun Splash Family Waterpark
-- 400 Santa Barbara Blvd. Cape Coral, FL 33991
12 acres of water slides, pools and activities. Open March-Sept

Phone: (239) 574-0558
Distance: 16.6 mi

SW FL Regional Medical Center
-- 12 mi

Additionally, patrons of the Fort Myers Country Inn enjoy discount privileges at the nearby Shell Point Golf Club.

About Fort Myers

Once known as a "cowtown" in the 1800s, the popular Fort Myers area is now known as a great resort destination commonly referred to as the "City of Palms." Years ago, Thomas Edison and Henry Ford made Fort Myers their winter retreat. Today, visitors can tour the Edison-Ford Winter Estates, their impressive side-by-side properties. Each February, in commemoration of Edison, the city puts on a thrilling two-week extravaganza called the Festival of Light. Tourists are also drawn to the city's variety of restaurants, nightclubs and shops, as well as a number of attractions including scenic boat cruises from the downtown yacht basin, and the fascinating Shell Factory in North Fort Myers. Nearby, Fort Myers Beach and the surrounding barrier reef offer plenty of recreational opportunities. And each spring, baseball fans can watch the Twins and Red Sox at spring training camps.

Did you know?

The "City of Palms" received its name from the 1800's beautification efforts of Tootie McGregor, Thomas and Mina Edison. They imported royal palms and planted them on what now is McGregor Boulevard. These palm trees lining the streets and boulevards of Fort Myers is where it all began.

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