Fort Myers Beach Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Fort Myers Beach. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours you can take of the beach that are available right now:

• Parasailing Adventure on Fort Myers Beach (400 Foot Flight)

• 2.5-Hr Sailboat Tour Aboard Orion's Child

• Self-Guided Fort Myers Scavenger Hunt: His Greatest Invention

Visiting Fort Myers Beach is free. However, if you drive there, you’ll have to pay a small fee for parking your car. Visiting via a guided tour can be a nice way to enjoy the beach hassle-free. Parasailing tours start US$105, while small-group sailboat tours cost about US$130.

The best months to visit Fort Myers Beach in Florida are from January to May, when temperatures are warm, pleasant, and dry. You’ll want to avoid visiting during the rainiest months (you don’t want to be on the beach during a hurricane or a severe storm), which are June through September.

Yes, Fort Myers Beach is a great destination for a family-friendly, kid-approved vacation. The south side of the beach has fewer parties, shallow waters, and is generally calm. Smaller children will love splashing in the sea and making sandcastles, while older kids and teens can enjoy water sports or snorkeling.

Yes, Fort Myers Beach is accessible. Many beach entrances feature ramps or mobi mats, which are long mats that make it easy for wheelchairs to roll over the sand. The beach also features a push (non-motorized) wheelchair loan program, and you can reserve a wheelchair by phone in advance of your visit.

Because areas and portions of Fort Myers Beach are deemed part of the Little Estero Island Critical Wildlife Areas, the beach has many rules you must follow when visiting. Fireworks, camping, motorized vehicles on the sand, littering, removing shells from the beach, and disturbing sea turtles are strictly prohibited. Dogs are only allowed in certain areas, and they must be leashed.