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.
When the hurricane ripped through these beloved islands on Sept. 28, the destruction left us speechless and wanting to help.
On a whim, we found ourselves cruising along the Intracoastal Waterway on a rented pontoon. Before we took off, the marina crew recommended lunch at Mainstay, North Captiva.
Parking at the Alison Hagerup Beach parking lot is now more convenient thanks to an upgrade from the Captiva Erosion Prevention District. Effective April 14, 2022, you can now use the Captiva Island parking app, via the ParkMobile.
If you are going to eat breakfast or brunch on Sanibel Island, you have to try the Lighthouse Cafe breakfast. We didn’t the first few times we stopped in. But we learned from our mistake and corrected it. We have to admit, it’s everything we hoped it would be.
Tween Waters Island Resort and Spa is a beloved, historic resort on Captiva Island for more than 90 years. Formerly known as Tween Waters Inn, some of the island's earliest famous visitors stayed here.
With breathtaking views, direct beach access, onsite dining, pools and excursion options, Tween Waters offers something for everyone!
manatees hanging around Sanibel and Captiva businesses lately? These are part of a project called "Manatee Madness 2.0."
Even if you've never been to Captiva Island, you’ve probably heard of the Bubble Room. It’s one of the island's most famous restaurants.
The Captiva Island Farmers Market is a bright spot for anyone lucky enough to escape winter's wrath. You’ll find a rainbow of fresh fruits and vegetables, all locally grown.
There’s nothing better than sitting at any one of the Captiva Island beaches, warming yourself in the Southwest Florida sun and watching the incredible view of the Gulf of Mexico. One of the most frequent questions we get asked is,…