Condos in Sanibel & Captiva

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About Sanibel & Captiva

Sanibel and Captiva are neighboring barrier islands off Florida’s southwest coast, known for some of the best shelling beaches in the country, protected wildlife areas and a slow, low-rise pace. There are no high-rise towers here, just beach resorts, inns and cottages.
Where to stay

Sanibel has most of the places to stay, from beachfront resorts along West Gulf Drive to small inns near Periwinkle Way, the island’s main road with shops and restaurants.
Captiva, reached by driving across Sanibel, is smaller and more secluded, with resorts known for sunsets and boating.

Things to do
Go shelling at low tide, bike the island’s paths, and visit the J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge for birds and wildlife. Captiva is a classic spot for sunset.
Best times to visit

Best overall: March through May: warm, dry and sunny, with good shelling and active wildlife.
Best value: Summer and early fall bring the lowest rates and the quietest beaches.
Busiest: January through April, when winter visitors fill the islands and rates peak.
Weather to know: Summer is hot and humid with daily afternoon storms. Hurricane season runs June through November, peaking from mid-August through early October.

Getting there
Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) in Fort Myers is about 40 minutes from Sanibel. A toll causeway connects the island to the mainland.

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Sanibel & Captiva FAQ

How much does a vacation rental in Sanibel & Captiva cost?

Among the vacation rentals we list in Sanibel & Captiva, nightly prices start at $98 and the typical stay is about $313 a night. 9 are $150 or less. Prices are sample rates for the dates shown on each stay and change with your dates, so open the deal to see your exact price.

Is it cheaper to stay in Sanibel & Captiva or a nearby town?

The typical nightly price is about $313 in Sanibel & Captiva, compared with Amelia Island & Fernandina Beach $237, Anna Maria Island $372, Bradenton Beach $232, Cape San Blas $370, Clearwater Beach $253, Destin $255, Indian Rocks Beach $177, Key West $450, Marco Island $481, Mexico Beach $318, Navarre Beach $243, Panama City Beach $233, Pensacola Beach $218, Santa Rosa Beach & 30A $413, Siesta Key $298 nearby. Prices vary with size and dates, so compare the stays that fit your group.

Are there pet-friendly vacation rentals in Sanibel & Captiva?

Yes. 2 stays we list welcome pets. Use the Pet friendly filter to see them, and check pet fees and rules on the partner’s page before you book.

Which vacation rentals in Sanibel & Captiva have a hot tub or pool?

Of the stays we list, 4 have a hot tub and 26 have a pool. Use the Hot Tub and Pool filters to see them; pools at some resorts are shared or seasonal, so check the listing.

Are there vacation rentals for large groups in Sanibel & Captiva?

Yes. 15 stays have four or more bedrooms, up to 6. Use the Large groups filter, and check how many guests each one sleeps.

How do I book a stay in Sanibel & Captiva?

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