Things to Do in Bonita Springs
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Naples Segway Tours
- Old Naples
Guide escorts riders piloting Segway i2 Generation II machines past historic Naples sites such as 5th Avenue South and Naples Pier
Relson Gracie Jiu-Jitsu
- Multiple Locations
Instructors teach students how to defend themselves against larger opponents during two- or six-week camps
Sundance Sailing
- Estero Island
Half-day cruises piloted by a veteran sailor explore the gulf's waters, often with dolphin and local wildlife sightings
The Pilates Scoop
- North Naples
Reformer machine uses pulleys and springs to lengthen muscles without adding bulk; Cadillac machine stresses alignment and flexibility
The Fort Myers Princess
- Fort Myers Beach
Captain Gene Becker steers guests into calm waters for dolphin spotting or party cruises aboard a 75 ft. US Coast Guard–certified vessel
Pilates Plus Bonita Springs
- Bonita Springs
Certified Pilates instructors demonstrate core-firming exercises on reformers, wunda chairs, and other specialized equipment
Ronnie G LLC Naples
The vibrating Power Plate activates the body's muscles while reducing the impact on joints during brief but invigorating workouts
Estero Bay Tours
- Bonita Springs
Certified naturalist points out dolphins, manatees, and wild birds during three-hour kayak tour
West Coast Boot Camp Naples
Trainer leads outdoor boot camps on fields, beaches, and concrete with exercises designed to shed fat and tone muscle
Paramount Fitness
- Downtown Naples
Group fitness classes that emphasize having fun and are taught by energetic and experienced instructors
Captain CJ's Jetpack Adventures
Water-propelled jetpack can fly just above water or up to 30 ft. above, depending on customer's comfort level
Captain CJ's Jetpack Adventures Naples
- Multiple Locations
Water-propelled jetpack can fly just above water or up to 30 ft. above, depending on customer's comfort level
Fight Sports Naples
- Naples
MMA instructors teach styles such as Brazilian jujitsu during classes that promote fitness, discipline, and self-defense
Myerlee Country Club
- Fort Myers
Water hazards, trees, and sand traps dot this par 60 executive course
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Mid Island Watersports set up shop along the aqua shorelines of Ostego Bay to give everyone easy access to the Gulf, while also giving them enough room to ride free. From two locations, the crew hooks up aquatic adventurers with WaveRunners for freestyle rides along sandy beaches in one of the largest riding areas in the Gulf. Longtime locals lead tours via WaveRunner to spot dolphins breaking the sea's surface and manatees playing with sea kittens. To give locals and visitors an exhilarating new way to take in the Gulf's scenic vistas, the shop's US Coast Guard–certified captain sends them soaring behind him during parasail rides tethered to his high-tech, winch-style parasail boat for an adventuresome trip along the south end of Fort Myers Beach.
The adrenaline junkies at Estero Island Parasail send guests soaring through clear Floridian skies whether it's warm or cold. Their small fleet of powerboats cuts through Gulf waves as parachutes carry guests high into the sky and back down to the water's surface to avoid collisions with low-flying UFOs or for quick dips into the sea.
A windswept canopy of palm trees and tiki huts cast shadows over Golf Safari’s 18-hole mini-golf course, where putters explore a safari-themed pastiche of life-sized lion statues, jungly gardens, and misting waterfalls. Built upon a foundation of rocky outcrops, the emerald passageways swerve among the hooves of zebra sculptures, pretend giraffes, and real-life goat-human hybrids. Sprightly flowers and ponds dotted with lily pads greet putt-putt posses along the way, providing a tranquil contrast to pressure-packed putts. With each hole in one, players gain a lifetime of bragging rights against their competitors, as well as the eternal friendship of George T. Gorilla, the course’s primate mascot.
From catching a 5-pound largemouth bass at age 5 to spending his summers competing in offshore fishing tournaments in the Bahamas, Captain Sean Adler's proudest moments have played out aboard a boat. Now the licensed captain strives to share the thrill of a taut line with passengers of all fishing-experience levels. To that end, he and his crew monitor the tides, barometric pressure, and moon phases to inform departure times for their fishing trips. They stock their boats with ample bait, ice, and fishing equipment for all guests. Once passengers reel in their catches, the crew snaps photos which anglers can proudly display at the office or threaten ungrateful pet goldfish at home.
Though Adventures Kayaking founder Glenn has fly-fished the Arctic Circle and helmed charter boats across Lake Michigan, the seasoned captain likes kayaking best. That’s because the small, sleek vessels grant Glenn access to Florida’s secluded backwaters and estuaries, which are inaccessible by boat. Now, Glenn and his guides impart not only their expertise on kayaking technique, but lead tour groups to the best spots on the Calusa Blueway for spotting wildlife or nabbing fish. Guides happily tailor tours to suit each group's skill levels and furnish kayaks with storage bags, coolers, and bottled water to ensure the tour remains a comfortable experience. En route, they’ll even snap pictures of groups as they glide across waterways and attempt to dodge photo-bombing manatees.
As a former collegiate golfer and member of the Nationwide Tour, PGA teaching professional Jon Butler synthesizes his own experiences with the teachings of influential colleagues to form a unique teaching philosophy. Jon believes that each golfer’s swing should be custom fit to their set of physical characteristics to improve their play and lower their score. To achieve this, he uses advanced swing tools and demonstrations to help players find a balanced swing plane, as well as video analysis so golfers can determine whether they’ve eliminated the instinctual pirouette from their follow-through.
Though most instruction takes place on the range at West Bay Beach and Golf Club, Jon can also follow golfers out onto the course to teach course-management skills and strategy in different situations.
