Welcome to Seabird Cottage, your quiet oasis in the heart of Fort Myers Beach, FL. Located at 136 Primo Drive, the cottage is minutes from Estero Blvd, Times Square, Margaritaville and seven miles of white sandy beaches. This brand new, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house sleeps 6. Situated on a deep water canal with Gulf access, you will have wonderful water views, with direct fishing and boating right from the backyard. Dolphins, manatees and water birds frequent the canal for your wildlife viewing pleasure. This newly built home will create an incredibly warm and inviting vacation for you. Natural light, combined with a combination of earthy colors, rich fabrics and textures, has fashioned this home into your own private retreat. The living room has a wall of pocketing slider doors that open to the large screened rear deck. Water views abound while sitting in the living room. The completely new custom kitchen includes high-end stainless-steel appliances. Everything has been provided to assist you in preparing a simple breakfast or a full dinner. Of course, with so many phenomenal restaurants just a one-minute walk from the house, you may never use the kitchen at all! Sit down waterside and BBQ, where you will find patio furniture for six guests. Heading to the beach? The beach wagon in the ground floor storage room contains beach towels, chairs, a cooler and a sun umbrella. Bringing or renting a boat while staying? No problem. There is a boat dock area to tie off.

Fort Myers Beach, located on Estero Island off the Southwest Coast of Florida, is the place to find breezy Gulf beaches, waterfront resorts, fresh coastal cuisine, and plenty of family-friendly island adventures. Home to the annual American Sand Sculpting Championship, Fort Myers Beach offers seven miles of white sandy beaches, including those at Bowditch Point Park and Lynn Hall Memorial Park. The barrier islands of Lovers Key State Park are a must-see, with two miles of protected beach to explore, a serene estuary for paddling and spotting wildlife, nature trails, and fishing from the bay and beach. For more fishing adventures, local fishing charters bring anglers to the area’s best spots for inshore and offshore fishing. Beyond the beach, families of all ages will enjoy getting out on the water with dolphin, sightseeing, and sunset cruises or even a pirate cruise with Salty Sam’s Marina. History buffs will want to check out Mound House, an active archeological dig site, to learn about the island’s history and the Calusa people who first occupied it. When it’s time to eat, local favorites Dixie Fish Co., Doc Ford’s Rum Bar & Grille, and Yucatan serve up fresh-from-the-Gulf seafood and live music.