Wave Quality Rating | 2 |
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Type of Wave | Beach break |
Direction of Wave | Right & left |
Bottom | Sand |
Difficulty | Beginners |
Crowd Level | Not Too Bad |
Hazards | none |
Hurricane swells and cold fronts bring the best waves for this spot. Windy days bring ride-able decent waves if you're from the area and don't want to travel too far. There's a spot with a jetty to the right of the beach that you can jump off. The south coast end of Sanibel and the west coasts of Sanibel/Captiva often experience very different conditions.
Cross the bridge to Sanibel Island, and go through Sanibel.And then Cross bridge to Captiva at Blind Pass
Sanibel/Captiva are mega expensive. Plan on spending per night $150+ in Sanibel and $200+ in Captiva. You can find rooms for around $80/night just into the mainland.
Unfortunately it costs a whopping $6.00 to cross the bridge on Sanibel to even get to Captiva. Parking is $2 per hour at public parking sites. A place called McCarthy's Marina offers all day beach parking for $10. They love money out here.50 dollars at tweenies
A place called Yolo Sports on Andy Rosse ln. In Captiva. about 1/2 mile from public parking. He rents skimboards and longboards. Fair prices for the area to say the least.
summertime, when the weather is nice for the most part.