Welcome to Cape Coral
Waterfront Wonderland
Welcome to Cape Coral, on Florida’s sunny southwest coast, where blue skies, sunshine, and water define the vibrant lifestyle of this waterfront paradise. Cape Coral is known for its extensive canal system, with over 400 miles of canals that contribute to its unique waterfront charm. In fact, Cape Coral is known as the Waterfront Wonderland. Surprisingly, the majority of residents are between 25 and 44 years old, adding a youthful energy to the community.
Outdoor Recreation
Outdoor enthusiasts will delight in the abundance of local parks, featuring walking trails, boat ramps, and beaches. The city boasts over 90 miles of bike paths, providing safe spaces for walking, running, and biking, allowing residents to fully embrace the outdoor lifestyle. With 355 days of sunshine and consistently mild temperatures, boating and fishing become everyday activities. Explore the picturesque canals and easily access the Gulf of Mexico through the Matlacha Pass or the Caloosahatchee River. Discover the wildlife refuge for manatees and explore historic attractions, hiking trails, biking routes, and boating opportunities along the river’s 67-mile stretch.
Nature lovers can also explore the Four Mile Cove Ecological Preserve, where a boardwalk winds through a lush jungle, leading to the waterfront. Rent a kayak to navigate the preserve or visit the Iwo Jima Monument for a touch of history. The Rotary Park Environmental Center offers diverse Florida ecosystems to explore. The park offers 97 acres of grounds, complete with walking trails, a boardwalk, and kayak rentals. Additionally, you can attend classes and festivals held at the center, including gardening workshops and exercise programs. Adjacent to the environmental center is the Tom Allen Memorial Butterfly Garden, offering a delightful experience of nature’s beauty.
Family Fun
For family-friendly aquatic fun, Sunsplash Family Water Park is the largest waterpark in Southwest Florida, spanning 14 acres and featuring water slides, a lazy river, and a toddler section.
Cape Coral offers more than just water activities. Experience trendy shopping and dining destinations like Cape Harbor, where waterfront sunsets create breathtaking backdrops. Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the local farmers’ markets, open on Tuesdays and Saturdays, offering fresh foods and handmade crafts. Immerse yourself in the arts and entertainment scene at the Cultural Park Theatre, the longest-running theater in Southwest Florida. From September to May, enjoy Broadway favorites performed by local talent in a cozy 200-seat theater.
Golf
Golfers will find their paradise with seven golf courses available to refine their game, and will appreciate the Coral Oaks Golf Course, an 18-hole course designed by Arthur Hills. With stunning views of lakes and bunkers, this course offers a challenging yet enjoyable experience. Enhance your skills at the practice facility, dine at the on-site restaurant, or take private lessons from PGA professionals.
Dining
No visit to Cape Coral is complete without savoring freshly caught seafood. From elegant dining experiences to classic lobster joints, the city offers a wide range of seafood restaurants to suit every taste and budget. Indulge in lobster, scallops, oysters, and local fish dishes, capturing the essence of coastal cuisine.
New Homes
Come and experience the best of Cape Coral, where the sun, water, and endless recreational opportunities await. Find your perfect new home in this picturesque Florida town and embrace the coastal lifestyle. Holiday Builders offers three floorplan collections in Cape Coral so you can find the right fit for your family. Learn more about floorplans, move-in ready homes, and pricing on the Holiday Builders’ website.
