Beaches in Matlacha, Florida

Island semi-isolation means better air, water, and land quality (that's all I have to say). More on RateItAll!

Before going I heard that it’s a great shelling island, but that is an understatement! More on igougo

'Captiva Island' is an island in Lee County in southwest Florida, located just offshore in the Gulf of Mexico. Originally part of neighboring Sanibel Island to the southeast, it was severed when a hurricane's storm surge washed away ... More on Wikipedia

Hi! I'm Capt. Fred Rossiter. I'd like to invite you, your friends and family to a great day on the water fishing or sightseeing. Hey, it's a Paradise down here! There's lots to see and do. The waters are warm and run every shade of ... More on AnglerWeb.com

De prachtige zandstranden, de gezellige boulevard erlangs, het is gewoon de moeite om er eens geweest te zijn. More on GeckoGo

I love the Pier and the restaurant next to it!!! More on GeckoGo

Description #### Over two thousands acres, five multi-use trails, and seven miles of beach make this visit a memorable occasion. This park is accessible by boat or ferry only which is wonderful for... More on Wildernet.com

The weather was perfect, there were no bugs at all. More on Wildernet.com

Gulf-side on Bowmanâs Beach Road on Sanibel Island, Bowmanâs Beach is a county-owned and operated beach and... More on Discover America

Nice place. A tad bit more secluded than the other beaches. Longer walk to the beach. Pay parking is sort o... More on TripAdvisor

Then... You will be captivated by beautiful, alluring Captiva Island, where once, it is said, pirates roamed, conquistadors explored and Calusa indians called home. The mystery and adventure is still here. Treasures to be found in ... More on Captivaisland.com/

It's one of the best places to find seashells and believe me I have a whole bag full of shells that I got from there. More on RateItAll!

No lifeguard on duty, but local police patrol. More on igougo

It's relaxing and beautiful, but the ocean is muddy because a river dumps there and stirs up the water. More on GeckoGo