Things to see and do West Coast

Naturalists offer guided tours of half a day to several days in the Everglades. This visit really has a fairly sharp educational side. She will hurt you if you plan to do just a Balade discovery tour.

This zoo, which hosts 1 500 animals, has a very good reputation. It unites animals by large geographical area and offers shows.

Drinks are offered and, for the last two cruises of the day, the flight commander does not hesitate to cut his best champagne (a medium sparkling).

Sanibel and Captiva Islands are two unspoiled islands in West Florida, accessible from Fort Myers via a 5 km bridge. Two-thirds of Sanibel Island is a nature reserve, the J.N. 'Ding' Darling Reserve, home to numerous species of birds, animals and exotic plants. A visit to this reserve is a must for nature lovers. On the island, you can also visit the lighthouse, symbol of the island, and the Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum, featuring shells from the region and around the world. Shell collecting is a very popular activity on the island, and it's not uncommon to see people doing it as soon as the sun rises. Off Sanibel lies the USS Mohawk, a World War II ship that was recently submerged. To the north of Sanibel lies Captiva, a smaller island with a charming, colorful downtown and some lovely properties.

Weeki Wachee Springs State Park is a natural site located in Weeki Wachee, Florida. This park offers visitors the chance to discover the natural beauty of the area, thanks in particular to its freshwater springs. The park also offers activities such as freshwater adventures and special events. There are also dining options available on site.