Port Charlotte - Florida

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First settled by Hernando Desoto in 1536, Charlotte County was recently voted Money Magazine’s “Best place to live in the South.” And it’s no wonder. This unique harbor and beach community and its barrier islands are easy to get to from Southwest Florida International Airport in Fort Myers. Once you arrive, you have access to129 square miles of sparkling waters and aquatic preserves. 12 miles of soft, sandy beaches. Thousands of plant species. Hundreds of hiking trails. An Abundance of marine life. A Federal wildlife refuge. Clean air. Warm sunshine. And a very special brand of old-fashioned tranquility. Come discover Florida the way it used to be.

Englewood: Located on the Lemon Bay, off the coast of the Gulf of Mexico, Englewood remains one of Florida’s best-kept secrets. Englewood is a beach community which thrives on its nature parks, cultural events, beaches, fishing, and more.

Don Pedro Island State Recreation Area: This is one of the most popular destinations among eco-tourists exploring the Gulf of Mexico. It is a private, unspoiled barrier island featuring seven miles of tropical, sandy white beaches enhanced by crystal green waters. Dolphin sightings are not uncommon, and game fishing is popular along with year-round swimming and shelling.

Placida: If you’re looking for adventure, this secluded Gulf Coast community hosts any number of fun-in-the-sun pursuits. Placida is also offers excellent catch-of-the-day dining and charming home-away-from-home accommodations.

Little Gasparilla Island: Situated on the Gulf of Mexico, this barrier island is home to world-class fishing and just about any other water sport you and your family might be interested in.