Cape Coral is one of the most dynamic and progressive communities in Florida â a city of remarkable growth and opportunity on the Gulf Coast.
Cape Coral was purchased in 1957 by Leonard and Jack Rosen for $678,000 and developed from 1958 according to a well-planned city design. Today, the city spans 300 square kilometers and is a thriving American community with residents from all over the world.
Warm tropical breezes, palm-lined streets, and its location on a peninsula at the mouth of the Caloosahatchee River give Cape Coral its distinctive charm. With over 400 miles (about 644 km) of freshwater and saltwater canals, the city is often referred to as the "Venice of America". More boats are registered here than in any other city in the United States.
Cape Coral is an idyllic lagoon city on the sun-drenched shores of the Gulf of Mexico. Several bridges over the Caloosahatchee River connect the city to Fort Myers.
The winters are mild, the summers are breezy, and the climate allows for a variety of outdoor activities all year round.
Several islands lie directly off the coast of Cape Coral. The white sandy beaches are untouched and exceptionally clean.
The warm, crystal-clear waters of the Gulf of Mexico are home to numerous dolphins, which can be observed throughout the area.
As a coastal community with over 635 kilometers of canals, multiple lakes, and a wide river, Cape Coral is a true paradise for water enthusiasts. The value of real estate in the region often depends on how quickly you can reach the open sea or the nearest beach by boat.
Cape Coral is a premier destination for golfers. Many of the area’s top golf courses were designed by renowned architects and provide a rewarding challenge for beginners and experienced players alike.
The city is also a haven for boating enthusiasts. No license is required for motorboating, and if you’re looking for a private beach getaway, you can take a boat to one of the many small islands surrounding Sanibel, Captiva, and Pine Island.
A trip across the wide Caloosahatchee River takes you not only to stunning beaches in the south within minutes but also northeast into Florida’s picturesque interior. The river narrows, splits into larger and smaller tributaries, and meanders through a jungle-like landscape filled with hanging plants, bamboo, palms, oaks, and pines.
Cape Coral embraces a unique lifestyle: "Easy Living". Here, people can enjoy freedom and a relaxed way of life.
The city is considered a safe haven with a very low crime rate. It is not uncommon to see doors left unlocked or boats and cars parked with the keys inside.
Live music can be enjoyed year-round, ranging from country & western to rock, jazz, and classical. The open-air events at the marina are particularly popular.
For food lovers, Cape Coral offers a variety of excellent dining options. In addition to the well-known waterfront restaurant “The Bridge”, visitors will find cozy cocktail bars, charming breakfast cafés, and specialty restaurants.
Take the opportunity to explore stunning villas, apartments, and vacation homes in Cape Coral.
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