YOLO Watersports: Passport to Adventure
YOLO Watersports is a popular excursion outfitter and rental company on Captiva Island offering parasailing, wave runner excursions and more.
Latte Da Captiva Island
Latte Da is a quaint coffee shop and ice cream parlor in Captiva Island's village area. With shakes, smoothies and ice cream, this a a great place to beat the heat if you have a sweet tooth.
Doc Ford’s: Captiva Island Rum Haven
One of the most popular Ft. Myers-area restaurants has a location on Captiva Island: Doc Ford’s Rum Bar and Grille is located at the entrance to South Seas Island Resort. The fun fish decor and upbeat atmosphere of Doc Ford's Captiva paves the way to appetizers, a raw bar, sandwiches and entrees to satisfy a wide variety of cravings.
Differences Between Sanibel and Captiva Island
One of the questions we get asked a lot is, “what are the differences between Sanibel and Captiva Islands?”
Sanibel Island Resorts: A Guide
With 12 resorts across the island Sanibel has long been a destination for winter-weary northerners. Our guide to the Sanibel Island Resorts breaks down all the options on the island.
Sanibel Island Webcams
Missing the beach on your favorite islands? Thanks to some of our favorite local businesses, you can take a virtual visit to Sanibel anytime you want, with their Sanibel Island webcams.
A Stay At The Island Inn Sanibel
Earlier this year, we had our first-ever stay on Sanibel Island. As longtime Captiva Island visitors, this was a new experience for us. We found our stay at The Island Inn On Sanibel to be just what we needed when Captiva Island was full.
Captiva Parasailing: Best View Of The Island
excursion is a must-do activity when on Captiva Island.
Mad Hatter, Sanibel Island’s Top Spot For A Sunset Dinner
Sadly, the Mad Hatter was destroyed in Hurricane Ian in 2022. We will keep you posted if it reopens. I’ve had a lot of meals on Captiva but dinner at The Mad Hatter on Sanibel is by far my favorite…
Sanibel Causeway Toll
Getting to Captiva Island is now a little quicker, even if it comes with a slight cost increase. Effective Oct. 1, 2021, cash payments are no longer an option at the Sanibel Causeway Toll