If you’re looking for a unique way to experience Fort Myers Beach, Parasailing will offer a fun and different way to see the beach, from a bird’s eye view over the Gulf of Mexico.
When comparing the parasail operators listed on this page, be sure to consider safety and experience, not just price. Consider asking whether they have USCG Licensed Captains, how long they have been in business, and verify their insurance coverage.
Also remember that not each trip is exactly the same, so ask about the actual time you will be in the air, how high you will be lifted and other information about what makes them stand out from their competition.
Parasailing at Fort Myers Beach is offered by the following operators and there may be others also. Reservation is not generally required more than a day in advance, if at all. You can just walk down the beach looking for a parasail sign or a phone number on the side of a boat and many times be out parasailing within an hour, just depending on how busy it is.
Parasailing Companies
Ranalli Parasail leaves from in front of DiamondHead Beach Resort. They offer free parking (claimed to be a $10 value) if you reserve in advance, but do not list any details about flight time, capacity, or pricing. If you visit their web site, they have a $5 off coupon for parasailing.
Holiday Watersports offers fishing charters, wave runner rentals, parasailing, dolphin tours, boat rentals, kayak and other water toy rentals like hobie sailing catamarans and aqua cycles. They operate from 3 locations on the north end of the beach, and you can generally find them on the beach in front of the hotel, just look for the […]
Paradise Parasail leaves from in front of the Pierview Hotel and Suites, who’s address is on this listing, which is not so surprisingly located a short walk south and within view of the pier. Their website quotes prices of $37 to $75 per person, depending on the season.
