'''Captiva Island''' is a city in Florida.
An Overview
Captivate your senses in a place that is far from the norm- a place unheard of by many, encompassing a tranquil and secluded sanctuary. Captiva Island was once said to have pirates and conquistadores exploring its subtropical terrains in search for treasure. Indeed, Captiva Island is Florida_fs treasure, boasting spectacular pristine beaches, perfect for viewing breathtaking sunsets or digging for the ocean_fs tiny treasures beneath the sand- seashells. Both Captiva, and its larger sister island, Sanibel are notorious for their seashells and beautiful flora and fauna. Just a short drive across the bay from Ft. Myers, Captiva Island has something for every visitor, alike. Dine at fabulous restaurants, play a game of golf, or sail away on the warm blue waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Stroll through Captiva_fs downtown village, and come across an array of welcoming people and an abundance of hand-made gifts and trinkets.
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Recreation
Captiva_fs subtropical climate is perfect for the adventurous sportsman. You will find numerous activities on the island including: fishing, golf, boating, kayaking, canoeing, tennis, swimming, and bike riding. Be sure to book a boating trip, during which you travel down waterways where you will encounter dolphins, blue herons, raccoons, and different vibrant species of birds. Captiva Cruises features memorable dolphin and sunset cruises. Also, be sure to stop by Finnimore_fs Cycle Shops, where renting a bike is made easy. Bike riding on Captiva is a pleasurable and scenic experience, and can be enjoyed by travelers of all ages. Make sure to bring a camera to capture all of the beautiful memories of the island.
Celebrated for its unique presence of shells, Captiva Island_fs beaches are the perfect place to discover your own treasure. Captiva is actually made up of shells, created over thousands of years, and is one of the islands considered the best in the world for shelling. Because the islands_f geography lies east and west, opposed the more widespread north and south, this phenomenon allows Captiva to capture tons of shells from the Gulf of Mexico. The peak shelling season is from May through September.
Relax on one of Captiva_fs pristine white beaches, and bath in the hot Floridian sun. When you get too warm, simply stroll over to the waters_f edge and swim in some of Florida_fs bluest waters.
Shop
_gShop _etil you drop,_h is the motto of island visitors when promenading through the town_fs stores and boutiques. Captiva_fs shops are located mainly at the north end of Captiva Drive and on Andy Rosse Lane. Here you will discover casual fashions, antiques, pottery, hand-painted furniture, and unique gifts.
Dine
During your stay on Captiva Island, a visit to The Bubble Room is a must! Known for its excellent food and fun atmosphere, The Bubble Room attracts thousands of vacationers from around the world each year. Experience a _gbubbly_h ambiance, complete with Christmas ornaments and other paraphernalia from past and present decades. Sit back and enjoy the world-renowned Bubble Bread and a tropical drink and allow yourself to float through time.
South Seas Island Resort guests enjoy the Harbourside Bar & Grill, a perfect restaurant for families or couples with a nautical feel. The Pointe, at the South Seas main pool offers Caribbean fare with a fun Tommy Bahama atmosphere. Children love the 1950's diner, Scoops and Slices, offering wood-fired pizzas, ice-cream sodas, floats and old-fashioned malts and milkshakes as well as a self-service candy shop.
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South Seas Island Resort. 400 Plantation Road. aptiva Island, Florida 33924. 66-565-5089. ttp://www.southseas.com/. Tucked at the northern end of Captiva Island off Florida's Gulf Coast, South Seas Island Resort is a sprawling, village-style resort nestled among 330 acres and two-and-a-half miles of shell-laden beaches. Solidifying its reputation as one of America's iconic family destinations, South Seas Island Resort recently completed a $140 million rebirth and was ranked No. 3 on Parents Magazines 2008 "Top 10 Best Beach Resorts for Families."
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