Top Experiences in J.N. Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge

Experience the inshore and backwaters of Cape Coral and Caloosahatchee River! A short distant and boat ride to great fishing of many different species. Enjoy fishing one of the most scenic areas, with a unique ecosystem only found locally. Fishing is great all year round, and there is such diversity of the area that even on windy days there are places to fish. Among the Rivers, inside Islands and you can fish the outside barrier islands, and the hundreds of miles of backcountry water shoreline, making this a trip to experience.

Cape Coral inshore trips primarily target species like Snook, Redfish, Tarpon, Cobia, Snapper, Grouper, variety of shark species and many others.

Visitors and Travelers that explore Cape Coral also enjoy an adult beverage at Wicked Dolphin Rum Distillery or a fresh treat at the Cape Coral Farmers Market as well as a trip to Tarpon Point Marina. 

A fun and unique way to visit and experience the Olde Florida Islands of Sanibel & Captiva and support local businesses after Hurricane Ian. Driving the gas-powered, street-legal, 6-passenger Golf Cart is a fun and exciting way to experience the islands. Feel the wind in your hair, see wildlife, and get sandy on our beaches.

Suggested stops: Lighthouse Beach Park, J.N Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge (admission required), Gulfside City Park, Tarpon Bay Beach, Bowman's Beach, Sanibel Community Park which is great for little kids, Turner Beach (Captiva), For Lunch we suggest any of the open restaurants which include: Gramma Dots Food Truck at the Sanibel Marina, Doc Ford's, Blue Giraffe Food Truck, Rosalita's Cantina, Island Pizza, Great White Grill, Cielo's, Jerry's Diner & Supermarket, RC Otters, Mucky Duck, and Bubble Room Ice Cream Shoppe!

Or make a BBQ or Picnic by stopping by Jerry's and using any of the picnic tables and BBQ grills located at the public beaches.