Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in North Captiva Island Area

"Periwinkle Place is a 41,240 square foot shopping oasis on 7 park-like acres. Located on Sanibel’s busiest thoroughfare, Periwinkle Place was selected by the Lee County Visitors & Convenstion Bureau as both Sanibel’s top shopping destination, and as on eo f Lee County’s top attractions. Its 26 shops include the Original Chio’s, the award-winning Blue Giraffe Restaurant and the Sanibel Day Spa."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. Periwinkle Place is a collection of shops where people can go to spend some time and money. With its twenty-five shops, including Blue Giraffe Restaurant, the Sanibel Day Spa, and an Original Chico’s, there is definitely something here for everyone."

"One of the best places for Sanibel Island shopping is Periwinkle Place. The fountain here is the main attraction, setting the tone for your shopping experience. You’ll find everything from high-end jewelry to low-cost apparel to beach souvenirs, special kids’ toys, and more."

"Tahitian Gardens shopping mall is known for having something for everyone, so your whole family can grab a souvenir, new piece of clothing, or unique item for the home. Stores here run the gamut from elegant to whimsical and every style in between. In addition to the various stores, Tahitian Gardens also has three restaurants for you to choose from: Paper Fig Kitchen, Cheeburger Cheeburger, and Sanibel Café."

"For a unique shopping experience in Sanibel Island, Tahitian Gardens is the best place to browse for the perfect souvenir for yourself or someone back home. You never know what kind of treasures you’ll find while browsing the 16 boutique shops that carry everything from designer clothing, toys, and jewelry to novelty items and home decor. Eateries, including a gourmet Italian bakery, are on site."

"Olde Sanibel Shoppes is a pet-friendly shopping center with Florida charm!. Anchored by an award-winning café with outside dining, this plaza is a favorite of locals as well as guests. Olde Sanibel Shoppes hums with happy shoppers whether you have two feet or four!"

"Town Center is conveniently located right on the bike path and on the way to Captiva Island. Stop by Subway for a sandwich or enjoy some delicious chicken with all the fixings at The Pecking Order. Take a break from biking and enjoy your meal in the beautiful outdoor seating area or pack a picnic for your trip to Captiva Island."

"Tahitian Gardens shopping mall is known for having something for everyone, so your whole family can grab a souvenir, new piece of clothing, or unique item for the home. Stores here run the gamut from elegant to whimsical and every style in between. In addition to the various stores, Tahitian Gardens also has three restaurants for you to choose from: Paper Fig Kitchen, Cheeburger Cheeburger, and Sanibel Café."

"For a unique shopping experience in Sanibel Island, Tahitian Gardens is the best place to browse for the perfect souvenir for yourself or someone back home. You never know what kind of treasures you’ll find while browsing the 16 boutique shops that carry everything from designer clothing, toys, and jewelry to novelty items and home decor. Eateries, including a gourmet Italian bakery, are on site."

"Periwinkle Place is a 41,240 square foot shopping oasis on 7 park-like acres. Located on Sanibel’s busiest thoroughfare, Periwinkle Place was selected by the Lee County Visitors & Convenstion Bureau as both Sanibel’s top shopping destination, and as on eo f Lee County’s top attractions. Its 26 shops include the Original Chio’s, the award-winning Blue Giraffe Restaurant and the Sanibel Day Spa."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. Periwinkle Place is a collection of shops where people can go to spend some time and money. With its twenty-five shops, including Blue Giraffe Restaurant, the Sanibel Day Spa, and an Original Chico’s, there is definitely something here for everyone."

"One of the best places for Sanibel Island shopping is Periwinkle Place. The fountain here is the main attraction, setting the tone for your shopping experience. You’ll find everything from high-end jewelry to low-cost apparel to beach souvenirs, special kids’ toys, and more."

"Crescent Beach Family Park is actually a little sliver of Fort Myers Beach just south of the Fort Myers fishing pier. But this this section of shoreline is distinguished from the remaining seven miles, because it’s typically where many families hang out – as the name of the park implies. It’s one of the public beaches Fort Myers has that are super family-friendly."

"One of the most under-the-radar places to watch the sunset in Ft Myers Beach is Crescent Beach Family Park. This little slice of land is often overlooked for the larger beaches in the area, including Fort Myers Beach and Bowditch Point Park. That said, Crescent Beach Family Park is still worth a visit."

"This is the beach at the farthest west end of Sanibel Island, just before the bridge to Captiva Island. Blind Pass Beach is on the Sanibel side and Turner Beach is on the Captiva side. Keep in mind that both beaches have limited parking, and you cannot use your Sanibel beach parking receipt on Captiva beaches."

"This beautiful 3500 acre wetland park is home to a plethora of amazing creatures including turtles, otters, alligators, birds, and more. At Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve, you can walk along a boardwalk to get a close look at the wetlands or visit the interpretive center to learn more about the flora and fauna that live there. It is a great place to visit before heading to the Everglades if you want to develop a decent base of knowledge about what you will be seeing."

"Measuring roughly 3,500 acres, the Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve has a fantastic 1.2-mile boardwalk through the Florida wetlands. Nature lovers will really enjoy taking a few selfies at this preserve’s many lookout points. This preserve is usually open between dawn and dusk every day, but always check the Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve’s website for info on closures."

"One of the most popular places to fish in the area is Fort Myers Beach Pier. Parasailing allows you to watch all the action of anglers fishing from this pier in the Gulf of Mexico. Look closely, and you may see fishermen hauling in Spanish mackerel, cobia, pompano, redfish, bluefish and mangrove snappers."

"The fishing pier at Fort Myers Beach is well-known as one of the most amazing places to watch the a Ft."

"Crescent Beach Family Park is actually a little sliver of Fort Myers Beach just south of the Fort Myers fishing pier. But this this section of shoreline is distinguished from the remaining seven miles, because it’s typically where many families hang out – as the name of the park implies. It’s one of the public beaches Fort Myers has that are super family-friendly."

"One of the most under-the-radar places to watch the sunset in Ft Myers Beach is Crescent Beach Family Park. This little slice of land is often overlooked for the larger beaches in the area, including Fort Myers Beach and Bowditch Point Park. That said, Crescent Beach Family Park is still worth a visit."