Cape Coral-North

Cape Coral is known for its waterways and active-centered lifestyle. Parks and recreation play an important role secondary to water activities. With multiple waterways, one can enjoy the Sun & Gulf Coast all year round! Or, if you're feeling like fresh water, we offer the longest route of waterways (400 miles,) than any other city in the WORLD. Paddling out onto the multiple canals, and the Caloosahatchee River, which hugs Cape Coral's Northeastern side all the way to the southern border until hitting the Gulf of Mexico. It has with all the nature surrounding this piece of paradise, one will be able to see protected wildlife which is only seen in Documentaries. Part of Lee County, Cape Coral was incorporated in 1957 but not established until 1970. Situated between Tampa and Miami, Cape Coral is the largest city per capita both in population and area. One of the fastest-growing peninsulas, it has a total area of 120 square miles, offering 355 days of sunshine yearly. Some of our local demographics will include 60% of our population aged between 18-60 years. Cape Coral is a top Southwest Florida city with a growing population between the ages of 18-24. Being ranked by The Florida Department of Law Enforcement as one of The SAFEST places to live (#1 in 2019,) as well as a high reduction of existing criminal activity, Cape Coral is the perfect location to raise a family. In addition, Cape Coral is not only hot for young families but many retirees. Retirement Living has ranked this city as the #4 in the Nation to come and start that new stage of life. Cape Coral is captivating with its beautiful nature, and incredible potential to enjoy life to the fullest. A location where safety, activities, and the best waterways mesh together in perfect harmony!