Best Museums in North Captiva Island

"Make your way to this ‘Sanctuary of Art’ and take in the rotating exhibit comprised of talented local artists. The season’s schedule features mediums such as ceramic sculpture, wood carving, oil painting, drawing, photography, and glass. Watson MacRae Gallery is driven by the notion that art heals, and invites you to visit and experience the unique spirit of the gallery."

"Referred to as a Sanctuary of Art, the Watson MacRae Gallery on Sanibel features exhibits in 2- and 3-dimensional mediums by both national and regional artists. The gallery will begin its 12th season in November 2019 and has shown more than 50 exhibitions. Exhibits are shown during the winter season (November through April) and the summer (April through October)."

"While driving around Boca Grande one thing you don’t see many of is vintage classic cars; these days it’s more golf carts than muscle cars, but Punta Gorda has the solution to that with the Muscle Car Museum. This museum is a car enthusiasts dream come true!. Rick Treworgy has loved anything with four wheels, and that love grew to inspire him to start collecting classic cars at an early age."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Karen Blaha used under CC BY-SA 2.0. Third on the list of what to do in Punta Gorda is visiting Muscle Car City Museum, a fantasy-come-true for automobile lovers. Rick Treworgy was inspired by four wheels, so he began to collect Chevys."

"For automobile lovers, this museum is on place you should not miss. Here was designed by a fellow car lover, Rick Treworgy, who drew his inspiration from four-wheel automobiles. What he began to do was to collect Chevys."

"Check out the program of events and classes at the Alliance for the Arts on McGregor Blvd. This vibrant arts complex includes a theater, art gallery, gift shops, and multiple classrooms. The impressive calendar includes over 200 affordable classes and workshops covering the whole spectrum of arts, from painting, drawing, and photography to drama, yoga."

"call Fort Myers Beach Art Association and Gallery at (239) 463-3909. Learn More about Fort Myers Beach Art Association and Gallery Visit Website for Fort Myers Beach Art Association and Gallery"

"Plates full of oysters, shrimp baskets, bbq-soaked ribs, thick-cut French fries, and so much more line up the tables at this bar and restaurant. Order a drink in a very Florida mason jar. Mojitos and daiquiris are the two most popular, but there’s a full rum bar for you to let loose."

"10 Twenty Five is your choice if looking for a more upscale brunch in Fort Myers. It is gastropub and bar in one with a great rooftop deck located in downtown Fort Myers. The brunch menu comes with an option for bottle of champagne, 16 oz of Orange juice and one entree for just $23!"

"Traditions on the Beach is Sanibel Island's oldest dining destination, inviting guests to enjoy its contemporary cuisine since 1895. The restaurant offers world-class cuisine crafted by its award-winning executive chef, serving up in a spacious dining room and sunset lounge with gorgeous waterfront views. Fresh, local ingredients are used in delicious dishes that pay tribute to the region's Olde Florida heritage."

"Traditions on the Beach is the perfect place to go if you’re looking for contemporary cuisine with a stunning view. Take advantage of the complimentary valet, then step into the welcoming dining room or head to the full bar and Sunset Lounge. Chef Aziz is the master behind the menu, and he has been working with authentic French, Italian, and Mediterranean cuisines for more than 35 years."

"Shop and taste Fort Myers’ best gourmet truffles, dark chocolate, milk chocolate and white chocolate. Be sure to leave room for some artisan gelato by Norman Love too. It’s right next door!"