Sanibel & Captiva Area

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Sanibel Island is rather special. Those who have visited this lovely spot before will need no persuading to return to the Caribbean atmosphere, great restaurants and the wonderful beaches. Buildings may not be higher than the palm trees so no high rise here to spoil the view. Sanibel’s beaches are renowned for the myriad shells that are washed up with each tide. Collecting them can become addictive!

Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum is the only one of its kind in the United States. Exhibits are devoted to shells in art and history, shell habitats, rare specimens, fossil shells and local Sanibel-Captiva shells.

Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Centre is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to conserving the island's natural resources. Several miles of walking trails, exhibits, marine touch tank, native plant nursery and nature store.

Old Town Sanibel - Just footsteps to the Gulf & Bay and the world famous shelling beaches, quaint village shops, grocery, deli and one of the island's best breakfast and lunch cafes. Visit the nearby historic Lighthouse, fishing pier, marina and nature walks. All just a short walk or bike ride from one of the four quaint inns and cottages in Old Town Sanibel.

J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge is a 5,000-acre sanctuary offering hiking, biking and canoe trails. There is a 5-mile wildlife drive with more than 200 species of birds nesting here, many of them threatened or endangered. Alligators, turtles, river otters, armadillos and other creatures may be spotted as well. There is also a Visitor Centre with guides and facilities, observation tower and canoe rentals.

Sanibel Lighthouse is at the east end of Sanibel. First lit in August 1884. Since 1950, the U.S. Coast Guard property at the lighthouse has been a wildlife refuge.

Experience the magnificent hues of the richest sunset you have ever seen.

Run your fingers and toes through white, powdery beaches, unmatched in beauty.

See why their shelling is the best in the Western Hemisphere. Visit our wildlife refuges and more.