Sirenia Vista

Sirenia Vista Park is an 8-acre environmental park located in Cape Coral, Florida. Situated at the corner of Ceitus Parkway and Old Burnt Store Road, this park offers visitors a unique opportunity to observe manatees in their natural habitat, especially during the cooler months from November to March.

The park features a dead-end canal that serves as a popular gathering spot for manatees. Visitors can watch these gentle marine mammals from strategically placed viewing areas along the shoreline. The park's tranquil setting provides an ideal environment for manatee observation, fishing, and other nature-based activities.

Sirenia Vista Park has undergone recent developments to enhance visitor experience. Phase one of the park's development includes a kayak launch area, allowing paddlers access to the Calusa Blueway through Matlacha. The park also features walking paths and landscape improvements, creating a serene atmosphere for visitors to enjoy the natural beauty of Cape Coral.

In addition to manatee viewing, the park is a haven for various bird species. Birdwatchers can observe ospreys nesting in the area and spot other local and migratory birds. The park's diverse ecosystem supports a range of wildlife, making it an excellent destination for nature enthusiasts and photographers.

Sirenia Vista Park is open daily from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., offering ample opportunities for visitors to explore and enjoy its natural offerings. The park's development continues, with future plans potentially including an elevated boardwalk and additional shoreline improvements.