Cayo Costa State Park: A Secluded Escape

Accessible only by ferry or private boat, Cayo Costa State Park spans 2,500 acres of protected wilderness.

Founded in 1981, the park stands as a barrier island state park in Lee County, Florida. It is recognized for its pristine beaches, rich biodiversity, and recreational offerings, making it a nature lover's paradise. The beaches, though not the finest in sand quality, offer solitude and diverse marine life. Visitors can explore beaches, mangroves, and interior trails.

Must-See Wonders

🏖️ Beachcombing: Search for unique shells along 9 miles of shore.
🚴‍♂️ Biking: Rent bikes to navigate scenic dirt roads.
🛶 Kayaking: Paddle through the mangroves and observe local wildlife.

The park is accessible via ferry, making it ideal for all outdoor enthusiasts, including families and historians.