In the morning hours at Cape Harbor, one can enjoy a breakfast by the water at The French Press. Choose from fresh baked goods, breakfast sandwiches, and fresh coffee. It’s also open for lunch with fresh salads, paninis, and a gelato bar. Guests can also enjoy live music at venues like Fathoms and Rumrunners.

Cape Coral Parkway and 47th Terraces are “fantastic places to shop, dine, and explore,” adds Mullen. 

There’s an eclectic mix of stores, from boutique shops to unique specialty stores, an array of dining options from cozy and causal, such as the Perk & Brew, serving breakfast, lunch, and amazing coffee, to gourmet and international, such as Iguana Mia, Mexican food, and various art galleries and creative spaces, such as Karma and Coconuts, showcase regional and local talent. Plus, it’s pedestrian-friendly, and tree-lined, so it’s a great place to enjoy a stroll, especially during the cooler times of the day.

“The area captures the city's spirit, offering a blend of shopping, dining, and cultural experiences that make it a must-visit destination,” says Mullen.

So, get out and enjoy the summer before it ends!