Hyatt Coconut Plantation Resort USA

This serene, 4-star resort is tucked away in the unspoilt area of South West Florida with outstanding natural beauty. Hyatt Coconut Plantation Resort is situated in Bonita Springs and only 14 miles from Southwest Florida International airport and conveniently based in South Florida to experience the many popular attractions or simply enjoy the resort’s extravagant amenities or a short ferry trip to the resort’s own private island.

High standard furnished studio to 2-bedroom lock-off accommodation and exceptional amenities are available to owners and guests. Each apartment has fully equipped kitchenettes, DVD players and internet access to ensure to appease every visitor at this luxurious club.

Hyatt Coconut Plantation Resort is nestled amidst lush, tropical gardens to provide every guest with a sense of tranquillity and a taste of paradise. This opulent resort provides an excellent range of entertainment from numerous spectacular swimming pools, such as the 1,000-foot river pool or children can have hours of fun in the Manatee springs. For those wishing to play a round of golf then do not miss the 18-hole Raptor Bay Golf Club situated on site.  Alternatively, why not try one of the educational ECO- guided tours or book an evening cruise to watch dolphins darting around your boat.

Restaurants and bars for every taste and appetite can be found on site and within easy access to the Hyatt Coconut Plantation Resort. Wine & Dine in lavish surroundings at one of the Club’s excellent restaurants or at the end of a satisfying day you can unwind with a refreshing cocktail.

Bonita Springs has an abundance of natural beauty to enjoy from its excellent beaches, nature trails or river fishing. Only a 15-minute drive away you can enjoy kayaking along the narrow Estero River, also known as the Koreshan State Historic Site. For beach and wildlife enthusiasts then a trip to Lovers Key State Park at Fort Myers Beach must be included on the agenda as you can relax on the beautiful stretch of beach or stroll through the unspoilt 60-acres nature reserve at Matanzas Pass reserve to view the native plants and wildlife.