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Blind Pass Beach Park, Sanibel Island

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#3 of 10 in Parks in Sanibel Island

Swim, sunbathe, fish, and collect intricately patterned shells at , with more than 914 m (3,000 ft) of beach frontage. Take to the ocean and swim in the small breakers off the sand. Stroll along the sand, climb the rocks, and soak up the island atmosphere. Cast a line off the beach and you'll have the opportunity to catch seatrout, snook, redfish, and tarpon. Watch for shell treasures such as conch shells, cockle shells, tulip shells, and sand dollars here. Use our Sanibel Island trip planner to add Blind Pass Beach Park and other attractions to your Sanibel Island vacation plans.

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By Barbara G On February 5, 2018

Great spot to ride your bike to. Grab lunch nearby and pedal home for a nice swim or whatever......Fish were biting the day I was there. more »
By OurCaptiva On February 4, 2018

Just over Blind Pass bridge joining Sanibel with Captiva. Close to small shopping, groceries, pub and several decent restaurants. Great fishing off the bridge, groin and beach and just the right amoun... more »
By CO_Traveller62 On February 1, 2018

We wanted to get some quality seashells on this Florida visit. We would advise to educate yourself prior to making the journey. Go to a good local shelling website to get tips to make the most of your... more »

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By Lexi Lou On August 3, 2017

We had a fun time looking for shells. If you go under the bridge and keep walking you will find a bunch. Didn't find much on the Captiva side. The water is beautiful but it says not to swim because of the currents. People did anyway.

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By Christy Welch On December 21, 2017

Gr8 place to dolphin watch. Take a kayak out & you can practically touch them.

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By Joe Vincent On September 25, 2017

Not enough parking. Great for fishing, but no swimming due to high currents. Shelling is just OK

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By Chris Knaffle On December 18, 2017

Small, but nice beach. Too bad there's so little public parking.

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By tiffany dobson On July 5, 2017

Seen a gator run across the road just before we got to the park area, natural, seen a tortoise eating on the beach an his quite big den water is Crystal clear even out over your head you can still see the bottom. You also could see the reflection of the bay on the bottoms of the birds flying over not overcrowded lots of shells...Peaceful,Serenity!!

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