The BEST Beaches to Visit in SWFL: Sanibel & Captiva Island

Welcome to Sanibel and Captiva Island, Florida! 🌴🌊
In this video, we'll take you on a journey through some of the most picturesque and historically rich spots on these beautiful islands.
🏝️ Lighthouse at 112 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL: Step back in time as we visit the historic lighthouse built in 1884, a prominent landmark on Sanibel Island. Discover its unique story and enjoy the surrounding scenic views.
🌊 Algiers at 2001 Algiers Ln, Sanibel, FL: Known as Gulfside Park or Algiers Beach, this long beach is a paradise for shell collectors. Follow us on a hidden bike path to uncover an old pioneer cemetery and immerse yourself in the island's history.
🚣‍♀️ Tarpon Bay Beach at 111 Tarpon Bay Rd, Sanibel, FL: Visit here for a day of fun with shelling, swimming, kayaking, and more. We'll also visit nearby Bailey's Grocery for some local flavors.
🐚 Bowmans Beach at 1700 Bowmans Beach Road, Sanibel, FL: Known for its excellent shelling, Bowman’s Beach offers more than just a beautiful shoreline. Discover its picnic areas, playground, and unique saltwater fly fishing spots.
🌅 Blind Pass: Experience breathtaking sunset views and great fishing spots at the very end of Sanibel, just before Captiva Island.
🌞 Turner Beach at 17200 Captiva Dr, Captiva, FL: Explore this spectacular location for sunset viewing and beach fishing, located just across Blind Pass.
🏖️ Alison Hagerup Beach Park at 14790 Captiva Drive, Captiva, FL: End your day with stunning sunset views and possible dolphin sightings at this west-facing beach, where water sport rentals are also available.
📜 Sanibel's Rich History: We'll delve into the fascinating history of Sanibel Island, from its first-known residents, the Calusa Indians, to its discovery by the famous explorer Juan Ponce de Leon. Discover why Sanibel is known as the "Seashell Capital of the World" and learn about the unique geography that makes it a haven for over 275 species of seashells.
🐢 Wildlife on Sanibel: Get to know the local wildlife, including the loggerhead and green turtles, and learn about the 'Sanibel stoop' - a unique posture used for collecting seashells.
Remember, each spot has its parking fee, generally around $5 per hour, but varies at some locations.
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