Sanibel Island Farmers Market
The Sanibel Island Farmers Market is back! If you’re on Sanibel Island between October and May, don’t miss the Sanibel Island Farmers Market
Hurricane Ian: One Year Later
It's hard to believe Hurricane Ian ripped across Sanibel and Captiva Islands one year ago. The devastating realization that the storm caused such severe damage to the islands is still so raw, it feels like yesterday.
Crow’s Nest Steakhouse: Dinner With a Million-Dollar View
The dazzling new Crow’s Nest Steakhouse on Captiva Island features gourmet surf and turf while serving up a million-dollar view.
Island Hopper Songwriter Fest Returns Returns Sept. 22-Oct. 1
The Island Hopper Music Festival, Southwest Florida's premiere music festival, returns to the area for ten days, starting Sept. 22.
The Shack of Sanibel
Need a cool place to be on a hot island day? The Shack of Sanibel serves up chilly treats, featuring their fresh frozen custard.
“Savor the Shore” With Free Sanibel Toll Access Sundays Through Sept. 24
Good news island-goers! Sunday trips to Sanibel and Captiva Island will have no tolls on Sundays between Aug. 6 and Sept. 24, 2023. Initially set to end on Sep.t 10, Lee County voted to extend the list of toll-free days…
South Seas Island Resort Reopens
“Is South Seas Resort open?” This is a question Capturing Captiva has been waiting to answer. We can now say that yes, the iconic Captiva Island resort is open and accepting reservations. Is South Seas Resort Open? Yes, South Seas…
Reflections On Our Post-Ian Visit
Four months post-Hurricane Ian, we had the chance to visit Sanibel and Captiva Islands. So many emotions flooded us as we headed under the toll booth and up the Sanibel Causeway.
The Mucky Duck reopens after Hurricane Ian
The Mucky Duck is back! Nearly four months after Hurricane Ian ripped through Captiva and Sanibel Islands, The Mucky Duck restaurant is open again!
How To Support Sanibel and Captiva Businesses
As our beloved Sanibel and Captiva Islands begin to assess the damage left by Hurricane Ian, the islands and their businesses remain closed. Many of our readers have asked how they can support Sanibel and Captiva businesses and their employees.