Embark on a journey of serenity and discovery as we delve into the magic of a month-long stay on Sanibel Island.
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Embrace the Summer Serenity: Discover the Benefits of Visiting Sanibel Island in the Summer Months
National Book Direct Day is February 5 and we are offering discounts to travelers who take advantage and book their stay with us on Sanibel Island or Captiva Island.
Sanibel Island offers a quintessential island lifestyle, and no matter what time of the year you visit, you'll love the tropical landscape, pristine beaches, beautiful nature, and abundant things to do.
If you have visited Sanibel in the past you know about no-see-ums! They are tiny biting bugs that live near water. They are so small that they are not visible to the naked eye, hence their name! No-see-ums are common in many areas of Florida and any tropical body of land where there is water nearby.
Do your 2021 vacation plans include a road trip? Located in Southwest Florida, Sanibel Island is the perfect final destination for road trips through the Sunshine State.
When you're planning a dream wedding, Sanibel Island is the perfect choice of location. Not only do we want to make sure your wedding is perfect, we don't want the planning to stress you out so here are some local resources to make wedding planning an ocean breeze.
Parking in new places can often bring about unwanted stress during your vacation. To help ease your worries about parking on Sanibel Island, read our guide to Sanibel Island beach parking. We’ll discuss where you can find public parking, accessible parking, and free parking on Sanibel Island.
The Sanibel Causeway toll booths continue to be unmanned. What does this mean to you as a visitor to Sanibel & Captiva Islands? Tolls can be paid using a compatible prepaid transponder or through the pay-by-plate system. When you pass through the Sanibel Causeway toll plaza, there is no need to stop to pay your toll.
Sanibel Island is a quiet and laid-back beach destination that is the perfect escape from the daily grind. The small islands of Sanibel and Captiva boast rich wildlife and untamed nature that is hard to find elsewhere. Being outside is a way of life here, and there are so many ways to explore the land and water of Southwest Florida.