Amenities at Lahaina

• Complimentary breakfast on Monday and lunch on Wednesday
• Two outdoor heated swimming pools
• Spacious beach with the Gulf Coast's soft white sand
• Beach volleyball
• Bicycles
• Gas grills
• Beach and pool toys
• Exercise equipment
• DVDs, books, games, and puzzles
• Free wireless Internet
• Computer room with printer
• Newspaper stands
• Parking for every unit
• Ice and soda machines
• Washers and dryers on site

Amenities in Each Unit

• Kitchen with full-size appliances, including dishwasher
• Each kitchen includes microwave oven, coffeemaker, blender, toaster, pitcher, glasses, mugs, dishes, utensils, cutlery, baking dish, pots/pans, and various kitchen aids, including measuring cup/spoons, can/bottle opener, etc.
• Bath towels and bed linens are supplied (with a towel exchange offered midweek). Please bring your own beach towels.
• Each unit is cleaned thoroughly after check-out. (If you stay two weeks or longer, our housekeepers will clean your unit on Friday.)
• Hairdryers may be checked out of office.
• Iron and tabletop ironing board
• Vacuum
• Telephone
• Clock/radio
• Cable TV
• DVD player
• Free wireless Internet in each unit
  
  

• Lahaina Inn Resort is located on lovely Estero Island in the town of Fort Myers Beach in Southwest Florida.
• The LeeTran Trolley runs daily between Summerlin Square, Estero Island, and Bonita Springs. The fare is inexpensive (only fifty cents at this writing), and LeeTran offers discounts for all-day or three-day passes. For current rates and details, please check their website at www.RideLeeTran.com.
• Near the Mantazas Pass Bridge (also known as the Sky Bridge), a public fishing pier adjoins a small beachfront park with public restrooms/showers. Shops and restaurants are located nearby. There's an hourly fee for parking.
• Bowditch Point Regional Park, which is located on the northern tip of Estero Island, is a 17-acre beachfront park and nature preserve that offers grills, picnic tables, restrooms, and showers. A boardwalk leads to picnic areas and the beach, and a short trail winds through the preserve. Stretching from the Gulf of Mexico to the bay, the park’s amenities include a deck for group gatherings and a covered waiting area for trolley service. There's an hourly fee for parking.
• Matanzas Pass Preserve is nearly 60 acres of unspoiled sanctuary located one mile south of Matanzas Pass Bridge on Bay Road (east side of Estero Boulevard). The preserve offers 1.25 miles of boardwalk where you can view the island's natural foliage and Estero Bay.
• The island features a variety of restaurants (everything from sandwich shops to upscale dining)! The area is especially known for its delicious seafood!
• Two island grocery stores are available.  Publix Supermarket (on the east side of Estero Boulevard) is especially convenient – about a two-minute drive or a ten-minute walk from Lahaina!
• Shops (many feature beach wear and souvenirs)
• Nightspots with live entertainment
• Cinema
• Library
• Churches
• The main island Post Office is located at 200 Caroline Avenue (just east of Estero Boulevard) and is open Mon.–Fri., 8:30–4:30. A smaller Post Office is at 7205 Estero Boulevard at Gifts by the Sea in the Villa Santini Plaza (east side of Estero Boulevard) and is open Mon.–Fri., 9:00–4:30 and Sat., 9:00–Noon.
  
  

The Nearby Islands and the Mainland

• Sanibel Island (known as the “Shelling Capital of the World”) and Captiva Island (the setting for Anne Morrow Lindbergh's classic book Gift from the Sea) are a 20-30 minute drive from our resort (expect traffic delays during rush hour and peak tourist season). As you view the gorgeous sunsets from Lahaina, you'll also see the beacon from Sanibel's lighthouse!
• Nature preserves and centers include Babcock Wilderness Adventure, Big Cypress National Preserve, Briggs Nature Center, Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium, Caribbean Gardens, Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary, Jay N. 'Ding' Darling National Wildlife Refuge, and Naples Nature Center.
• Special attractions on the Fort Myers mainland are the Thomas Edison Winter Estate and Museum, the Boston Red Sox Spring-Training Stadium, the Shell Factory, and the Imaginarium with fun hands-on exhibits that explore science. Other mainland attractions include the Naples-Fort Myers Geyhound Track and the Manatee Park (peak months for viewing manatees are November–March).
• The area features a variety of shopping venues, including Fleamasters Flea Market on the east side of Fort Myers and the luxury shops in Naples!
• Everglades airboat tours are available. Throughout Southwest Florida, eco tours are available via canoe, kayak, or boat.
• Other boat tours include pirate cruises, dinner cruises on the Caloosahatchee River, sunset cruises, tours to various islands (including Key West), and deep-sea fishing excursions.