Florida Ranked No. 2 ‘Most Fun State’

It’s official, Wallethub has named the State of Florida as No. 2 “Most Fun State” in the country. WalletHub compared the 50 states across 26 key indicators of a jolly good time that won’t break the bank.

In order to determine the most fun states in America, WalletHub compared the 50 states across two key categories, “Entertainment & Recreation” and “Nightlife.”

Florida was listed as a top scorer in the following categories: Most Restaurants per Capita, Most Golf Courses & Country Clubs per Capita, Most Fitness Centers per Capita, and Most Marinas per Capita.

The only state to score higher than Florida was California.

Our home, Fort Myers Beach is jam-packed with “Fun” activities and experiences for visitors of all ages. Feeling adventurous? Take flight with on a parasail, race through the water on a jet ski, or ride alongside dolphins on a dolphin cruise. Seeking a more mellow mood? Tee off at several local mini golf courses, tour the historic Mound House, or go for a sunset stroll on the legendary Fort Myers Beach Pier.

Our motto has always been “Where the Fun Never Ends,” and we mean it. Two pools, a waterfall, the on-site World Famous Tiki Bar, comfortable accommodations, and a location that keeps guests close to Fort Myers Beach’s shopping, entertainment, and nightlife district– If you’re looking for fun, you’ve found it.

Join us in sunny Southwest Florida for the ultimate beach getaway!

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Please note, depictions and content here are from before the Hurricane Ian and may not reflect the actual state of the beach.