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Bonita Springs & Bonita Beach.(Fort Myers & Sanibel Island)(City overview)
- Article from:
- Tampa Bay & Florida's West Coast Adventure Guide, 4th ed.
- Article date:
- January 1, 2008
- Author:
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Once a fertile tomato-growing and fishing community, Bonita Springs is trading in farm land for grand residential communities these days. Tourism does not figure as importantly here as it does in neighboring towns, which keeps it a bit more low-key and natural. Fishing and boating possibilities abound, mainly from Big and Little Hickory islands, home of Bonita Beach. Other small, uninhabited islands attract wildlife and those seeking to spy upon them.
GETTING HERE
Bonita Springs bills itself as "Gateway to the Gulf" because its exit off I-75 (#116) comes closer to the beach than the other exits. Just follow Bonita Beach Rd. to its end, for about eight ...
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Article: IBAC Corporation Forms Bonita Springs Restaurant ...
Business Wire;
March 30, 2006 ;
700+ words
... ... announced today that they have formed The Bonita Springs Restaurant Group, Inc., a Florida ... acquisition of The Sanibel Steakhouse in Bonita Springs, Florida. The company and its advisors ... considering the explosive growth of the Bonita Springs Area and will complete all contracts ...
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