Sanibel & Captiva Island
Twelve miles long, Sanibel, and Captiva Island south, are “refuge islands”, just west of Fort Myers, and are part of the ecologically-sensitive 100 barrier islands on the Gulf of Mexico. They have long been a visitor’s paradise, just a 30 minute drive from the Fort Myers Airport, over a three-mile-long scenic drive across the brand new causeway. Sanibel and Captiva are famous for the hundreds of varieties of beautiful sea shells along the island beaches; collecting is one of the Island’s most popular pastimes! Expansive beaches and surrounding waterways provide nature adventures and boundless activities, including boating, swimming, fishing, kayaking, diving, or just soaking in the sun. Watch the sunset while you dine at Sanibel and Captiva’s famous resturants!
With the serene paced lifestyle, it’s no wonder people come for vacation and leave a homeowner to return over and over again! It’s hard to leave paradise behind.
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