With no stoplights or high-rises, the island is an old-school beach town at its best. Once you’ve come here, it won’t be long ...

According to a survey conducted by Mixbook, the No. 1 rated photo book company in the U.S., Sanibel is second to none when it ...

We got seated without a wait at our favorite Sanibel restaurant, Doc Ford’s Rum Bar and Grille, one of about two dozen restaurants on the island that have reopened. * And we found easy parking ...

The annual Shell Festival on Sanibel Island is back for its 88th year. Starting on Thursday March 6, you can visit the Sanibel Community House from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and shop from local craft and ...

Just leave some behind for the other shell hunters. The Palm Beaches isn't a bucket list destination for seashell collectors.

Here, visitors often leave seashells rather than flowers at ... You can access Captiva Island from Sanibel by driving up Sanibel-Captiva Road and crossing the Blind Pass Bridge, which connects ...

Situated on the west end of the island, Bowman's is well known for having beautiful, abundant shells. Recent travelers found the best method is to step waist-deep in the water and dig your feet ...

For the second time in less than a month, Sanibel Island, still recovering from a ... stretching out with shells scattered like little gifts from the Gulf. People drive for hours just to comb ...

Well said. Southern Living also provides a link to the "9 Best things to do in Sanibel Island" that includes: Searching for shells Walking and biking on wildlife trails Places to eat and stay Two ...