Angel Wing Seashells

Cyrotopleura costata Angel wings bury themselves in mudflats 1 to 2 feet down. In order to find a pair you usually must dig them up alive. After storms a half may wash up on the beach. Up to 6″

Angel Wings top view

Angel Wings bottom view

Hurricane season on Sanibel

Today marks the start of Hurricane season. Make sure to be prepared as you never know. This is a never ....

Sanibel Island Otter

Otters can regularly be spotted down Dixie beach blvd or in Dinkens and Clam Bayous on Sanibel. This one was ....

Sanibel Traffic

Just a little reminder that Sanibel traffic can get really bad. Come early and stay late and enjoy all Sanibel ....

Kayaking Sanibel

What a beautiful couple weeks we have had on Sanibel. All traces of red tide along Florida’s gulf side are ....

Bowman’s Beach Sanibel

Bowman’s Beach was simply beautiful this morning. Nice sandbar and gully and perfect weather. We will let the video speak ....

Shelling after high winds

Unfortunately none of the videos turned out since it was before sunrise in the dark but we can report shelling ....

Sanibel Island and Red Tide December 2018

Sanibel Island Red tide update December 2018. Had the pleasure of heading to a few different Sanibel Beaches this week ....

Sanibel Island and Red Tide October 2018

Sanibel Island and Red Tide October 2018 Well for anyone that has cancelled their reservations for 2018-2019 season due to ....

A walk to Sanibel Islands Cemetery

With the free beach parking that Sanibel has in effect right now we decided to take full advantage and parked ....

Sanibel real talk on beach conditions

Ok so here is the story as of today. After checking all the different beaches each day this week there ....