The Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium in Fort Myers is a unique destination that combines nature, wildlife, and science into one immersive experience. Set on 105 acres, the center offers a comprehensive introduction to the flora and fauna of Southwest Florida.
It’s an ideal destination for families, nature lovers, and anyone looking to explore Florida beyond the beaches.
The expansive grounds provide multiple ways to experience the region’s natural beauty.
Visitors can get up close with a variety of Florida wildlife.
The butterfly aviary and breeding station allow visitors to observe the life cycle of butterflies up close.
The peaceful setting is also ideal for birdwatching and relaxing walks.
Inside, the Natural History Museum features aquariums and terrariums showcasing Florida’s diverse wildlife.
The attached 90-seat planetarium is the largest public planetarium between Bradenton and Miami, offering evening star and laser light shows with rotating programs.