Held every January, the Cape Coral Art Festival & Marketplace is one of Southwest Florida's largest outdoor art festivals. The event welcomes more than 200 artists and craftsmen and attracts over 100,000 visitors each year. Guests can browse fine art, handmade jewelry, sculptures, photography, woodwork, local crafts, live entertainment, and a wide selection of food vendors while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of downtown Cape Coral.
Hammond Stadium is the spring training home of the Minnesota Twins and home field of the Fort Myers Mighty Mussels during the regular season. Known for its intimate atmosphere and excellent sightlines, it's a favorite destination for baseball lovers visiting Southwest Florida. Throughout the year, the stadium also hosts youth baseball tournaments, making it a popular destination for traveling teams and their families.
Home to the Boston Red Sox Spring Training, JetBlue Park is one of Southwest Florida's premier sports destinations. Nicknamed "Fenway South," the stadium was designed to resemble Boston's iconic Fenway Park, complete with its famous Green Monster. From late February through March, baseball fans from around the country gather here to watch Major League Baseball stars prepare for the regular season. Even outside of spring training, the complex hosts youth tournaments, special events, and community activities throughout the year.
Pickleball has quickly become one of the most popular activities in Cape Coral. Whether you're an experienced player or trying the sport for the first time, you'll find excellent public courts throughout the city. Popular locations include Camelot Park and The Courts Cape Coral, both offering well-maintained courts where locals and visitors can enjoy friendly matches year-round. With Florida's warm weather, it's an ideal outdoor activity during your stay. Pickleball Courts at Camelot Park The Courts Cape Coral
Cape Coral is a fishing paradise for both beginners and seasoned anglers. Enjoy freshwater fishing in the canals or head out for saltwater fishing in the Gulf for snook, tarpon, redfish, and snapper. Many visitors choose guided fishing charters for a memorable experience.
Paddle through peaceful mangroves and wildlife-rich waters at Four Mile Cove Ecological Preserve or nearby waterways. Kayaking is perfect for all skill levels and offers a relaxing way to experience Cape Coral’s natural beauty.
Cape Coral is famous for its extensive canal system, making boating one of the top activities for visitors. Rent a boat or kayak and explore scenic waterways with direct access to the Caloosahatchee River and Gulf of Mexico. Sunset cruises and dolphin sightings are a guest favorite.
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