Not only do these properties enjoy a coastal deep water dock, but the panoramic views of Pine Island Sound, Cayo Costa’s beach lined shores, and the Gulf of Mexico’s sunset filled horizon all combine in perfect synergy with private sugar sandy beaches just a few steps from the door.
Majestic estate homes, bay side cottages, sandcastle beach camps by the sea, tarpon fishing lodges; they are all on the Bay.
The gentler lapping waves against sandy beaches, docks leading out to deeper waters offering a haven for fish beneath the surface and a heaven for fisher folk on the docks.
Isn’t that what you are really looking for? A place to finally relax. A place to stick your toes in the sand, tilt your beach chair towards the sun’s warm rays and just enjoy. Bring your beach reading, your postcards to write out, and leave ‘em in the beach bag. Sip a beverage from the cooler and just let the beach waves and scenery wash over you?
If this is you, if this will be you, if you always wanted… no- needed this to be you, then North Captiva in SW Florida is a slip of sand, beach, and mangroves that makes up the best little Gulf island. And, it is perfect for you.
North Captiva is situated just off the mainland coast of Florida with miles of beaches, no traffic, no beach parking meters, no cars… no problem.
North Captiva beaches in the Fall of 2010 are secluded, powdery soft sand, and pristine. Wildlife keeps you company along the beaches with a myriad of seabirds that frolic along the shores. North Captiva’s fishing has never been better!
Cruising out to North Captiva on one of the scheduled ferry boats, you really are leaving all of the cares and worries of life on the “mainland” behind.
September is upon us with a decidedly cooler scene on the North Captiva beaches. Long gone are most of the weekly visitors and the island transforms dramatically into a tropical oasis that is all your own. Miles of beaches with just seabirds and wayward shells scattered along the beaches with just the right amount of passing golf carts to greet a few other islanders on your way to the sunsets.
