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Photography and boating Cape Coral and surroungs

 
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Feb 19, 2012 06:09 |  #1

Hey folks,
I’ll be in Cape Coral starting on 6th of March for a week. We rented there a House with a Boat.

For lunch by boat we know and have been there before:
Gramma Dot’s (Sanibal Island) (external link)
South Seas Resort (Captiva Island) (external link)
Matanzas Inn Estero Bridge (Estero Island) (external link)
The Green Flash (Captiva Island) (external link)
Rumrunners (Cape Coral) (external link)

We anchored in front of Estero Island, Sanibal Island and Big Hickory Island.


Are there anymore tips you can give me? Maybe some locals, who can give me tips, without many tourists.


thanks folks


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Feb 22, 2012 21:21 |  #2

Best place without crowds is Cayo Costa, up by Boca Grande Pass. Good islands to visit with restaurants on the way to Cayo Costa are Upper Captiva (Barnacle Phil's) and Cabbage Key. Of course, the village of Boca Grande on Gasparilla Island is also great, lots of good eateries, shops, etc.


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Feb 23, 2012 04:38 |  #3

Thanks sparker1 will add it to te list


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