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Browse the Gulf Coast by place — the cities, neighborhoods and stretches of coast Goldeneye Gulf covers.

CityBonita Springs

Bonita Springs is a city on the southwest coast of Florida, in Lee County, and the widest area Goldeneye Gulf currently covers. Two parts of it are mapped in detail: the Old 41 Downtown district inland and the Bonita Beach neighborhood on the Gulf shoreline. The records verified here run from city and county parks and a botanical garden to restaurants, a rooftop bar and vacation-rental and property-management operators. Lovers Key State Park is recorded as near the city rather than within it.

  • Neighborhood · Bonita SpringsBonita Beach

    Bonita Beach is the Gulf-front neighborhood of Bonita Springs, reached by Bonita Beach Road and running along Hickory Boulevard. Public shoreline access is verified at two points: Bonita Beach Park, a Lee County beachfront park at the southern tip of the beach, and Barefoot Beach Preserve, a Collier County coastal preserve on an undeveloped barrier island. Alongside them the graph holds one beachfront restaurant, Doc's Beach House, and two accommodation operators, Bonita Dolphin Beach Rental and Sands Real Estate & Property Management.

  • District · Bonita SpringsOld 41 Downtown

    Old 41 Downtown is the historic downtown district of Bonita Springs, and every record Goldeneye Gulf has verified here carries an Old 41 Road address. They are Riverside Park, the City of Bonita Springs park that hosts most city special events; the Wonder Gardens, a botanical garden and refuge for rescued birds and reptiles; and two places to eat and drink, The Bohemian Restaurant and the open-air Rooftop at Riverside. It is the inland counterpart to Bonita Beach, the other part of the city mapped so far.