Cape Coral is located on the beautiful southwest coast of Florida. There is over 400 miles of navigable canals in our city along, with many lakes, and the Caloosahatchee River which also connects to the east coast of Florida. Located near all the beaches of Sanibel and Captiva Islands and Ft. Myers Beach. The summer days are filled with sea breezes and showers with daily highs around 90*F. The winter days are sunny with sea breezes and highs in the 70's*F. There are many parks, playgrounds, golf, fishing and sailing right here in Cape Coral. Villa Golfer's Paradise is located within walking distance to the 18-hole, Arthur Hills designed, championship course built within a century old oak hammock named Coral Oaks Golf Course. Cape Coral is also only two hours from Tampa and Miami and four hours to Orlando(Disney World).

A fabulous vacation paradise located on Florida's west coast. Located across the Caloosahatchee river, named after the Caloosa Indians who once inhabited the area, Cape Coral ,a large peninsula located between the River and the Gulf of Mexico.In the late 1950's two brothers,Jack and Leonard Rosem, discovered the land and decided to make the area into a tropical paradise. They created 400 miles of canals and waterways many with access to the Gulf of Mexico. Cape Coral is a boaters paradise where you can dock your boat in your backyard or at one of many waterfronts restaurants a thriving community with many festivals and events, some of the highlights is the art festival, the 4th of July celebration and SW florida's largest October fest. A visitors dream with many activities such as Boating, Golfing, Fishing,getting wet at the Water park or just spend a relaxing day on the beach.A great place for both young and old.

Cape Coral, cradled between Caloosahatchee River - belonging of the Intracoastal Waterway - and the Gulf of Mexico is sheltered by a string of Florida’s barrier islands and well known as a boater's and golfer's paradise. You will find relaxation and unique attractions for your perfect vacation in your tropical back yard: endless beaches and untouched nature. Unique islands, like the “Ten Thousand Islands“ - most of them uninhabited - as well as Sanibel and Captiva Island with excellent shelling beaches, stretch along the Gulf Coast directly in front of Cape Coral. This area is home to dolphins, endangered or threatened species as there are manatees, gopher tortoises, burrowing owls, pelicans and a lot of other water birds like roseated spoonbills and American bald eagles – the national bird.