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Bonita Springs is
centrally located between Naples and Ft. Myers, allowing the
city to retain its small beach town charm while offering easy
access to all the conveniences of Naples and Fort Myers.
Southwest Florida International Airport
Located approximately 20 minutes north of Bonita Springs and an
easy drive via Interstate 75, the Southwest Florida
International Airport in Ft. Myers is serviced by a range of
regional, national and international carriers.
Naples Municipal Airport
The Naples Municipal Airport offers commuter and direct flights,
private charters and regularly scheduled flights to Miami, the
Florida Keys, St. Petersburg-Clearwater International and
Sanford-Orlando International. Naples Municipal Airport is
located in Naples, about 25 minutes south of Bonita, on Airport
Road.
 Bonita
Springs & Estero
IPIX 360° Images:
Lovers
Key
South of Fort
Myers, Bonita Springs & Estero hold both natural and
historic treasures. Exploration of this area reveals Florida as
it once was. The remote island beaches here are considered some
of the most beautiful in the area.
The white sands
and blue waters of
Bonita
Beach and, the unspoiled
Lover's
Key State Park to the north, offer a chance to escape and
relax to the sound of surf gently rolling in from the Gulf.
Inland water
adventures can be just as relaxing. Treat yourself to the
serenity of a canoe trip down the Imperial River, the starting
point of the Great Calusa Blueway Paddling Trail. Tour the
Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary, a place of quiet solace where walkers
wind through pinelands, wet prairies and cypress grounds on an
elevated boardwalk.
Golfers will love
the lush green courses carved from nature, including one of the
best public courses in the country. Also, some of the area's
trendiest
 new shops and bistros are located in this charming
small town setting at the Promenade. There's a bit of Old and
New Florida awaiting you in Bonita Springs and Estero.
Beach, dock and
boat fishing follow miles of ambling waterways.
Marinas
offering boat rentals and fishing charters. In addition, the
Naples/Fort Myers Greyhound Track and the 19th-century remains
of the utopian
Koreshan
community, a state historical site attracts visitors year-round.
 
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