sunset.jpg (83699 bytes) Sanibel Island, Florida

Sanibel is a small, unique and charming island where nature flourishes.  Development has been curtailed and vegetation abounds.  There are no billboards or high rises (buildings can't be higher than the trees) and you can't cut down a tree without permission!   40% of the island is a wildlife preserve and there is an emphasis on maintaining the island's natural environment and quality of life. The stores are fronted with trees, bushes and foliage to keep the natural ambiance of the island.

Just 12 miles long and 5 miles across at its widest point, Sanibel is a barrier island   located in Southwest Florida on the Gulf of Mexico coast, over the 3-mile Causeway from Fort Myers.  Southwest Florida Regional Airport is just 30 minutes away.

Sanibel is a remote, casual and relaxing island, full of natural beauty and delightful activities. 30 miles of bike paths lead to shops, restaurants, beaches and wild life habitats. The island's white sandy beaches are unspoiled and natural and a treasure for shelling.

A subtropical island, Sanibel's winters are mild (70 to 80).  The cooling gulf breezes and brief afternoon showers keep the summers pleasant (80 to  90).  All year round you can enjoy being by the sea and participate in the island's attractions:

There is a Sanibel Island Trolley for a narrated tour, or transportation to nearby shops, restaurants or attractions.  Enjoy art galleries, live professional theaters and shopping.

We're sure that a visit to Sanibel will capture your heart. The sea, the shore, the sky, the birds, the lizards, the hibiscus blossoms and the natural beauty of the island will make you want to return again and again.

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phone 1-(800) 315-0664 (toll free in US)
or 845 679-2986 (outside US)

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