Love Yoga has become my "home away from home". I have been practicing there on a regular basis for…read moreseveral years. I live in Naples 7 months of the year but manage to attend and maintain attendance year round as Love provides many online classes. I can't say enough good things about the staff, camaraderie, and warm and positive emotions I feel as I walk away after each class.

I love Love Yoga. I'm probably not the most likely Yoga candidate (or maybe I am). I'm a widower…read moretrying to stay in shape and healthy. At Love Yoga there are a variety of classes. I've found plenty to keep me busy. I highly recommend it.

I have been a student at Estero Tai Chi and with Dave for over 7 years. He keeps the class fresh…read moreand challenging. Teaching, tweaking, educating and introducing new forms. I enjoy the class as well as the group of students.

From the owner: We “play” Tai Chi. Which is the correct way to say “learn” and “do” or “practice” Tai Chi…read more Beginners- Yang 24 forms Intermediates- Yang 24 & Long forms Tai Chi Fan, Yang 32 & 54 Tai Chi Sword forms.

My brother and I used to love it here! We learned so many things at a young age that had a great…read moreimpact on our lives. I definitely recommend coming here!

DO NOT use this business. I signed up for a two week trial n then changed my mind. Never stepped…read morefoot inside the center. They will not refund my money n they won't or return my 4 voicemails. I am disputing the charges with my credit card company. Despicable way to do business

Vicki is an amazing instructor, an empathetic and compassionate individual and I'm thrilled to be…read moreher student. She is a wonderful listener! I immediately felt welcomed by her in the studio. I easily relaxed and felt very comfortable. Her teaching style is gentle and kind.

This is the perfect place to align, strengthen, tone, and improve flexibility. Learn an ancient…read morepractice called Tai chi. Excellent certified instruction from the owner and others can help you improve your physical, mental, and emotional health. Unlike Western exercise, it is done slowly with intention and a specific breath regulation that boosts your immune system. Pilates, chair yoga, and other services are offered that improve balance, coordination, and confidence to perform daily living tasks.

I was in Fort Myers on vacation and found this great place. I enjoyed the instructor and would go…read moreback.

From the owner: Sacred Nature Studio is the home for traditional, accessible, Hatha and Vinyasa style yoga for Fort…read moreMyers and Cape Coral. With classes in the morning and at night, we offer a variety of classes daily, including Pre-natal yoga, Chair Yoga, Gentle Yoga, Slow Flow, Power Flow, Yin Yoga, Qi Gong with Tai Chi and more! We especially love working with yoga beginners, because our skillful teachers create a welcoming environment and offer many props and modifications so you can feel comfortable in your body, no matter your ability level or capacity. Can't touch your toes? You don't need to! New Students can join us with our Introductory Special of 2 Weeks of Unlimited Yoga for $50! We have everything you need to start or continue your yoga practice. See you soon!

This is a beautiful sanctuary with amazing yoga classes for just $10 dollars a class giving by…read moreEdric Saturdays and Sundays. Excellent classes, friendly yogis, clean place, super cute and lots of nature all over. I love, love this place and the best instructor in the planet teaches here do not miss the opportunity to meet Edric. Best yoga in SouthWest Florida

What an interesting little place. Unfortunately it's currently only open on Fridays & Saturdays but…read morelucky for us I happen to call and there was someone there on a random Tuesday morning. The kindly invited us over so we went. Woo hoo! My parents just got a place around the corner and I wish I was staying longer to be able to enjoy all that the center has to offer like yoga, drum circles, tai chi, reiki and all types of spiritual lectures and classes. Apparently you can just take a kayak and return it when you are finished! That's it! This place is definitely right up my alley. A peaceful gem in an otherwise busy Estero. What I did get to see, I loved. They have a labyrinth and an amazing suspension bridge in the back. It's off a main road but you would never know it when you are there. It's hidden and quiet. Very relaxing. They have this wood fence with great motivational sayings. I will definitely have to come back, visit my parents and take a class here. I could move in. It just has that chill vibe. Very healing. Feels like the jungles Of Costa Rico.

Lee Memorial Rehab and Wellness Center is a great facility with a kind and knowledgeable staff…read more Everyone from the front desk support to all of the therapists are welcoming, organized and professional. Highly recommended.

I am disabled and went to this facility for pain/mobility management. This was my first appointment…read moreat Outpatient Rehabilitation at City Center (Cleveland Ave facility) and it will be my last at this branch. The people at the front desk were very helpful. That's why I am giving a star. The same unfortunately cannot be said about my therapist. He had no patience with me whatsoever, even given that I did my very best with what was asked. Although he wouldn't admit it, he yelled at me for making my best efforts, making me feel that my best wasn't good enough. I went for my well-being, but being bawled out for doing my best, is not conducive to healing. I left very upset and disheartened. Overall, I really like Lee Health. However, I cannot in good conscience recommend this facility while at least one therapist seems to sadly lack in PATIENCE, compassion and empathy. If I could rate the therapist separately and if it were possible, the therapist would get 0 stars.

Gilchrist Park has a way of feeling alive even on a cool winter morning. I arrived around 9am on a…read moreSunday expecting a quiet start, but the place was already humming with tennis players, dog walkers, and people easing into the day along the Harborwalk. The breeze off the water made everything feel crisp and unhurried. The public restrooms were open, clean, and very welcome after my morning coffee, which is not something you can take for granted in a waterfront park. Parking is probably tight when there is an event, but on this visit it was easy enough to slip into a spot and enjoy the shoreline without any stress. The view of the bridges was especially lovely, stretching across the wide river with a kind of quiet confidence. From here you really appreciate how much engineering went into building and maintaining them, and how gracefully they connect the two sides of the harbor. The seagulls added their own bit of drama. They were unusually active, circling and calling, and once they noticed I was eating a sandwich they fell into formation behind me like a feathery escort. It was a little unnerving to feel so closely monitored, as if I had wandered into a Hitchcock audition. [Review 1589 of 2025 - 2170 in Florida - 25139 overall]

This 11 acre park is named for Governor Albert Gilchrist, a real estate broker, surveyor, and…read morepolitical leader and one of the founding fathers of the City. Gilchrist grew up in Georgia and came to Punta Gorda as surveyor. Governor Gilchrist first served on the City Council, then in the State Legislature before becoming the 20th Governor of Florida from 1909 to 1913. Upon his death, Governor Gilchrist established a $5,000 endowment to the City for the provision of ice cream to all the children of Punta Gorda on Halloween. This tradition still continues today with the help of community sponsors. The park is located at 400 W. Retta Esplanade in historic Punta Gorda, Gilchrist Park runs along the waterfront between the downtown and Fishermen's Village. In the the park you get a view of Charlotte Harbor. Park amenities include a large pirate themed playground, basketball, tennis and pickleball courts, fishing pier (closed), gazebo, picnic pavilions, and open green space. In the center of the park along the water there is a large statue of Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de Leon memorializing when he came ashore as the first European in this area in the 16th century. The statue was donated by the Royal Order of Ponce de Leon Conquistadors,an organization "dedicated to the preservation of the Spanish heritage of Charlotte County and Florida." The statue was dedicated on March 27, 2005. Weddings, craft shows and concerts are some of the events held in the park. Also located within the park is the Bayfront Center operated by the YMCA of Charlotte County. This facility hosts YMCA programs including a sailing center. The YMCA rents this waterfront facility.