Lee County 2025-2026 Visitors Guide

Brought to you by the Breeze Newspaper

Just like our snowbirds and seasonal visitors, the Lee County Visitors Guide is making its way back in October!

The NEW 2025-2026 Guide is the go-to resource for everything to see and do in Lee County, including:

  • Dining
  • Entertainment
  • Shopping
  • Real Estate
  • Home Services
  • So Much More!

Publication date will be October 31st.

Distribution

70+ news rack locations across Cape Coral, Pine Island, Sanibel/Captiva, Fort Myers Beach, and North Fort Myers.

  • Lee County Chambers of Commerce Visitor Centers
  • Local area hotels
  • Punta Gorda & RSW Airports
  • Top Shopping & Entertainment Districts

All-Year Exposure

All ads in the Guide include 12 months of digital presence on across all Breeze Newspaper Lee County News websites. Our Lee County Visitors Guide is printed on glossy stock, with ad size options to fit every budget.

This is your chance to reach both residents and visitors. The people who eat, shop, play, and stay right here in Lee County.

Space is limited.  Reserve your spot today and showcase your business all year long. 

The Deadline has been extended to Wednesday, October 8th..

Check out Last Year’s Edition below!

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