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Blind Pass Beach Park, Sanibel Island

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#3 of 15 in Parks in Sanibel Island

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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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Blind Pass Beach Park Reviews

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• By Remidawn

  I am so glad I didn't listen to any nad review there was on Blindpass Beach, because out of the 3 weeks my 6year old and I spent in Florida it was my absolute Favorite spot! You certainly have to watc...  more »

• By 646carrieh

  Great shelling but had to go out into the surf to find them. Had to feel with your feet then dive for them. Potentially strong currents. Would advise to keep smaller kids closer to shore. Excellent sm...  more »

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• By Ricardo Castillo

  Beautiful beach, specially in low tide, you have no be careful if you have small children because the current is very strong. It's also a great spot for fishing, wich works out perfectly if you like to fish while your family enjoys the beach. We picked the most beautiful shells you can imagine and the sunset was unbelievable! Highly recommend it!

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• By Riley Davis

  Great place for fishing. The water is stunning. Parking can be tricky but once you find a spot you can walk back and forth across the bridge. The current makes for excellent fishing but if you're bringing kids I recommend crossing the bridge to Captiva. The water is calmer. We've brought our dogs there before and never had an issue. If you're staying in the area I would definitely make the trip out there. It's what southwest Florida is all about!

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