*September Special* 2-Hour Wildlife Viewing Cruise $200 (must mention this offer when booking) This trip does not go to the beach and is a boat ride to view dolphin, manatee, osprey, pelicans and more. Call or text 239-989-6522 to reserve your 2-hour cruise. * Times and availability are limited. (maximum 6 passengers) ...
Southwest Florida summer weather is here, along with all the beauty that comes with it―rain, clouds, lightning, flowering plants, mosquitoes, no-see-ums, rainbows, spectacular sunsets and warm water....
It was a great morning with Patrice and Kevin. Patrice took many photos of the wildlife and Kevin enjoyed seeing the different bird life.The magnificent Frigate bird is always a treat to see. The fresh turtle tracks were also wildlife highlight. The seashells were plentiful...
Great time shelling new sandbars and Cayo Costa with the Murrell family. We stopped by a newly formed sandbar and found many treasures. Next it was off to Cayo Costa where Ann found some of her favorites. Then we traveled to a nearby island for...
I had the opportunity to do a brief talk today on seashells and their significance to the culture of Southwest Florida. It's fun to show my passion for seashells and life on the water. Hope you enjoy the video. Capt Brian...
The stormy weather managed to stay south of us on our shelling excursion to Cayo Costa. Gail and her crew have been out with me on many occasions. This trip was filled with great conversations and a nice variety of shells. This year Billie, Gails...
For more than 20 years, Captain Brian Holaway has been navigating the coastal waters of Southwest Florida as an eco-tour guide. Today, his area of specialty is Pine Island Sound, including Cayo Costa State Park, Cabbage Key, Pine Island, and North Captiva. As a certified...
The weather was perfect for a day of shelling. We traveled to Cayo Costa then spent the afternoon at secret spot 17. The water was very clear and the kids had a blast.I look forward to our next adventure in August....
The Chicago sisters spent two mornings shelling the out islands. We left at first light on our first outing and enjoyed the solitude on the water and on the beach. The wind and tide were in our favor. On our second trip we went to...
This month was the 80th Annual Sanibel Shell Festival which is always held the first week in March. My entry this year was the growth series of the albino prickly cockle. No ribbon this year, but there is always next year and more shells to...