As one of the most iconic landmarks and attractions on Fort Myers Beach, the historic Fort Myers Beach pier is a must-do activity during your time spent in sunny Southwest Florida.
Located less than five minutes by foot from our property, swing by for a stroll or bring a fishing pole for sunrise, sunset, or any other time for that matter!
According to The Island Sandpaper:
“The original went up in the 1930s as a wooden edifice, with the adjacent land used for parking, picnicking, swimming and sunbathing without amenities. Lee County acquired the property in 1948, and built a bathhouse in 1953. The mid-1970s brought the new concrete pier that the County dedicated in 1976. In May 1991 a major storm with extremely high waves struck the island, causing extensive pier damage, leading to a significant reconstruction into the one we use today, allowing fishermen, locals, and tourists alike to enjoy recreation, socializing and breathtaking sunsets, as well as being the backdrop for about a billion photographs.”
The Fort Myers Beach Pier is the perfect place to fish, people watch, take photos, stroll, soak up the sun, and catch an epic sunrise or sunset. As a central hub of activity, grab an ice cream cone at a local establishment and take a walk as the sun shines down on you and as dolphins splash beneath you.
Rudy’s Treasure Chest, located halfway down the pier offers fishing pole rentals, snacks, beach gear, boards, and local souvenirs. Grab a cold drink, fresh bait and park yourself at the top of the pier to experience one of the best fishing spots in Southwest Florida.
On the weekends enjoy a sunset celebration at the foot of the pier with bands, artists and other interesting performers.
The Fort Myers Beach Pier is located at 950 Estero Boulevard Fort Myers Beach, Florida 33931
Fort Myers, FL 33908.
