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Kids paddleboarding through the mangroves in Cape Coral

Visit Cape Coral

Welcome to Cape Coral, Florida – Your Waterfront Wonderland

With over 400 miles of navigable canals, Cape Coral is a boater’s paradise. Boat, fish and paddle by day, then watch the sun set over the water.

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Visit Cape Coral!

Boats at a Cape Coral marina On the Water Families at the Cape Coral farmers market Things To Do Marina boardwalk at sunset Places To Stay Burgers and fries ready to serve Eat & Drink A shady Cape Coral park with a playground Parks & Recreation Cape Coral shirts and hats for sale Shopping
Boat docks along a palm-lined Cape Coral canal

Life on the water

Many of the canals lead straight to the Caloosahatchee River and out to the Gulf. Rent a boat for the day, book a fishing charter, or launch a kayak from one of eight public sites.

  • Boat rentals and charters for half or full days
  • Kayak and paddleboard trails through the mangroves
  • Manatees and dolphins, best spotted in cooler months
See Everything On The Water

Plan your trip

Fly In RSW, about 30 minutes Southwest Florida International Airport Airport website →
Or Fly In PGD, about 50 minutes Punta Gorda Airport, about 25 miles north Airport website →
Best Weather Late Oct to early May Highs in the mid-70s to mid-80s °F
Where to Stay Resorts to rentals Many rentals include a pool and boat dock See places to stay →
Ask a Local Welcome Center 2051 Cape Coral Pkwy E · Mon–Fri
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Flip through the visitors guide

The Chamber’s 2026 Relocation & Visitors Guide is packed with maps, local favorites and everything you need to know about visiting or moving to Cape Coral.

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