Nature Navigators program set to wrap up
The Lee County Visitor & Convention Bureau is set to wrap up its Summer Nature Navigators.
The program encourages families and friends to experience Southwest Florida’s natural wonders through hands-on activities and educational experiences. Available as a free digital pass, participants can unlock exclusive offers and qualify for prizes while discovering the beaches, waterways and preserves that define the Fort Myers area.
The program features over 35 participating attractions and experiences, including the J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge, Adventures in Paradise Cruises, the Tom Allen Memorial Butterfly House at Rotary Park, and Manatee Park.
To help local explorers find their ideal adventure, the destination also includes the Family Fun Quiz, an interactive tool that matches participants with personalized recommendations based on their interests, preferences and vacation style.
Every stop along the way brings new opportunities to earn rewards. Passholders receive points each time they visit a participating location, with prizes available beginning at 100 points.
Those who reach 500 points will be eligible to enter a drawing for the grand prize package, featuring day passes to both the Pink Shell Beach Resort on Fort Myers Beach and Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort & Spa, along with a guided manatee eco tour. Prize selections are available in limited quantities and are subject to change based on availability.
In addition to earning points, passholders can unlock exclusive offers from participating partners including 10% off Kayak Excursions and 30% off rentals with Manatee Kayaking Company.
The pass is available through Sept. 13. Prizes are redeemable through Sept. 30.
To sign up or for more information, visit https://www.visitfortmyers.com/summer-nature-navigators.
To reach LEE COUNTY VISITOR & CONVENTION BUREAU, please email