From its beginnings as a tiny fishing village, to its present day sophistication, Naples remains one of the most beautiful tropical enclaves in the world! Visitors and residents flock to the white sandy beaches to experience the soothing Gulf waters.

Whether you desire a beachfront high-rise, a country club home or villa, or a charming tin roof cottage in Olde Naples, there is a home to match your Neapolitan lifestyle!

Some of the world's most famous golf course designers have created challenging courses that have put Naples on the map as a premier golfing destination.

Naples' cultural arts community is growing everyday. The Philharmonic Center for the Arts brings world-class entertainment to its stage every season, attracting patrons from all along the Southwest Florida coast. A variety of theatre groups, outdoor concerts, art galleries, and festivals add excitement all year long.

Shopping and dining are a favorite pastime here. From elegant to casual, Naples has it all! The upscale shops and bistros of Olde Naples are famous. The Waterside Shops, The Village on Venetian Bay and many others add to the ambience that is Naples! World class hotels including the Ritz-Carlton and Registry Resort offer unparalleled accommodations.

Located at the edge of the Gulf of Mexico, Marco Island is the largest of the Ten Thousand Islands (measuring 14 square miles). Noted for its intriguing crescent-shaped beach of pristine white sand, Marco Island is a boater's paradise!

The azure waters of the Gulf invite boaters to spend endless hours in the sun, whether to fish or just relax! Homes and condominiums dot the waterways of the island, many of which are located on canals, providing easy water access.

Marco Island has retained much of the natural beauty of its beginning when the Calusa Indians inhabited the island over 5,000 years ago. Lush tropical foliage and over 200 species of birds, including the American Bald Eagle are found here.

In addition to boating and fishing, shelling, snorkeling, windsurfing, and parasailing, residents take time out for dining, shopping and the arts as well. There is no shortage of boutiques, galleries, outdoor cafes and specialty restaurants on the island. The freshest of seafood is a natural of course!

Bonita Springs:

Situated between Naples and Fort Myers, Bonita Springs was once a sleepy town. Today, it bustles with growth while retaining its small town charm.

An interesting blend of old Florida and new, Bonita Springs stretches from the west with over 10 miles of coastal beaches to the east through quaint older neighborhoods and further on to the upscale country club and residential communities.

Geographically, Bonita Springs shows diversity through its many waterways including rivers, bays, and canals which form a unique tropical setting for waterfront homes. Giant oaks draped in Spanish moss and massive Banyan trees are area landmarks.

The popular greyhound race track, fishing, boating, shelling and golfing are among the favorite pastimes! Florida Gulf Coast University at the Northern end of Bonita Springs brings further diversity to an already dynamic area.

Known as the "City of Palms", Fort Myers was made famous by Thomas Edison. Impressed by the tropical climate and natural beauty, Edison spent his winters here. Thousands of visitors do the same each season, while the area's permanent population continues to explode.

Located on the Caloosahatchee River, 15 miles from the Gulf, Fort Myers is a city of diversity. The oldest city in Lee County and the county seat, Fort Myers is the center of government and commerce. Popular downtown destinations include the Harborside Convention Hall, a yacht basin, Centennial Park, and of course the famous Edison and Ford winter homes. Historic renovation downtown brings back the flavor of olde Florida.

Stately Royal palms line the streets of historic in-town neighborhoods, while newer residential and country club communities reach eastward and into Southern Lee county. The Southwest Florida International Airport serves both the domestic and growing foreign market.

City of Palms Park and Lee County Sports Complex are home to the Red Sox and Twins spring training. Fort Myers is dotted with parks and recreation areas, golf courses, and the beautiful turquoise waters of Fort Myers Beach, where casual living is at its best. Adding to the quality of life here are the campuses of Edison Community College and the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Center.