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depends on what you like to do. if you're into outdoorsy stuff, go to Manatee Park or Koreshan and rent a canoe for the day. there are dolphin tours from Sanibel that take you to Useppa Island for lunch. you can go out fishing on Pine Island or on Fort Myers Beach. the heat and humidity are pretty bad toward the end of July so just make sure you pack a lot of sunscreen and lightweight clothes. no socks or shoes necessary, just sandals. oh, and Lover's Key is a nice, quiet beach if you just want to relax.
if you're into shopping, you can check out gulf coast town center, coconut pointe, miromar or tanger outlets, or some of the little independent stores in Fort Myers and Cape Coral.
if you're looking for more cerebral pursuits, you can go to the museums in the area. there's the Fort Myers Historical Museum, located near downtown, the Williams Black History museum, and the Cape Coral museum. The last two are pretty small and only take a few minutes to check out. There's a new art center too, but I don't know what events or exhibits they will have in July. It's called the Sidney & Berne Davis art center. You can check out the Florida Repertory Theater if you'd like to see a play while you're in town. They've put on a few really good productions.
good luck with your visit here! if you need any more recommendations on restaurants or things to do, just ask!
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