Pointe Santo C35

03/01/2023

Heartwarming news from two days ago.

10/05/2022

Updated damage maps….

ArcGIS Dashboards

10/04/2022

Looks like all but the B building have major damage.

09/30/2022

Satellite view post Ian..

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09/30/2022

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02/20/2022

02/17/2022

A beautiful day at the lighthouse and fishing pier at the east end of Sanibel.

02/10/2022

06/09/2020

Sunset at Pointe Santo.

06/09/2020

Living Room

06/09/2020

Every season we try to make upgrades to C35. This was a big year with new furniture in the living room, dining room and guest bedroom. Our guests asked for a queen bed in one of the two guest bedrooms to make C35 more comfortable for couples traveling together. Take a look at our improvements.

03/27/2020

Home - City of Sanibel

Hello friends. Many of you have been asking about the situation on Sanibel Island.

This morning, the Sanibel City Council unanimously passed a proclamation that all rental accommodations are forbidden to allow “check-ins” beginning midnight tonight. Further, rental accommodations are to cancel all reservations for a period of 28 days. (appx. April 25, 2020)

For further information, visit www.mysanibel.com.

Stay safe my friends.

Sanibel - A Barrier Island Sanctuary

03/22/2020

Hi friends, stay safe out there.

11/20/2019

Progress continues.....

11/15/2019

Problem with the countertop. Needs a redo. Guests arriving 11/30. 😱

11/13/2019

Progress!

11/13/2019

Tile’s going in.

11/11/2019

Countertops are in!!

11/06/2019

Pointe Santo de Sanibel Condominium Resort

🌴 We are so excited to be working along side F.I.S.H. Of Sanibel and Captiva to help our neighbors and community. 🌴

🌴 Look for the new F.I.S.H. collection bins located at each building at Pointe Santo. 🌴

🌴 At the end of your stay, if you have any unopened, non-perishable food items remaining, just put them in the bin when you depart, and F.I.S.H. will add them to their food pantry for those in need in our island community. 🌴
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F.I.S.H is a human services organization, focused for thirty seven years on ‘neighbors helping neighbors’. The mission of F.I.S.H. is to lend a helping hand to those who live, work or visit here. The F.I.S.H. vision is to enrich the lives of everyone on Sanibel and Captiva Islands through an array of Food Programs, Island Based Workshops, Social Services and Helping Hands.
For more information about F.I.S.H. visit fishofsancap.org.

11/01/2019

Progress....

10/08/2019

Looks like I’m going to need to paint! 🤣

10/08/2019

And the work goes on...

09/24/2019

Sanibel Island Farmers Market

NEW this season, the farmers market will be phasing out single-use plastic shopping bags. Bring your own reusable bag and containers to the market for your purchases or purchase one at market. Most vendors will be using paper bags. The market booth will have reasonably priced reusable bags 2 for $5 or 1 for $3 as well as insulated bags, canvas boat totes, mesh produce bags for sale. Opening day is, Sunday, October 6 at City Hall!

09/13/2019

Hi friends. Pointe Santo C35 is closed for remodeling. Here’s the new floor...

07/22/2019

A gorgeous photo from Pointe Santo’s page.

🌴 Such a gorgeous night! 🌴

07/15/2019

Five turtle nests at Pointe Santo. Who wants to go watch baby sea turtles run to the water?

🌴 The Sea Turtles are here! 🌴

As a member of SCCF’s Adopt-A-Beach program, Pointe Santo is actively participating in protecting wildlife and conserving coastal resources on Sanibel and Captiva.

Sanibel is currently in the middle of a very busy sea turtle nesting
season, if fact, the island currently has over 457 nests!

🐚 Of these nests, Pointe Santo has been utilized by the turtles and entertains FIVE nests so far on our stretch of beach! 🐚

With so many turtles scooping out Sanibel’s beautiful beaches to lay their eggs, it is crucial for us to make them as turtle-friendly as possible.

How can we all be stewards in helping the sea turtles? Simply follow the easy steps below when visiting the beaches of Sanibel.

🌴 Adult and hatchling sea turtles have an innate tendency to move in the brightest direction, so turning off unnecessary lighting sources helps them go in the right direction.

🌴 Avoid using lights on the beach at night. If you must have light, use a red LED flashlight, adjust cell phone screens to dark mode, and turn off the flash on your camera.

🌴 Pack up all your belongings when you head home from the beach for the day. By leaving out chairs or other types of beach items, turtles can
become stranded when either trying to nest, or when hatchlings are trying to navigate to the ocean.

🌴 Remain at a distance from nesting sea turtles and hatchlings. It is illegal to harm, harass, or take sea turtles, their eggs, and hatchlings, including getting too close to a nesting female.

🌴 Collect and remove garbage along the beach. Doing so prevents sea turtles and wildlife from getting caught or ingesting trash that can have harmful consequences.

🌴 Correctly dispose of fishing lines so it won’t entangle sea turtles and other animals.

🌴 And lastly, fill in holes along the beach at the end of the day so nesting sea turtles and hatchlings don’t fall in and get trapped at night.

Little actions like these help make a big difference in the lives of these amazing animals!

Report sick, injured, entangled, or dead sea turtles to the SCCF Sea Turtle Hotline: 978-728-3663

📸👉 Alex Horn

07/07/2019

It’s sea turtle time!

🌴 The Sea Turtles are here! 🌴

As a member of SCCF’s Adopt-A-Beach program, Pointe Santo is actively participating in protecting wildlife and conserving coastal resources on Sanibel and Captiva.

Sanibel is currently in the middle of a very busy sea turtle nesting
season, if fact, the island currently has over 457 nests!

🐚 Of these nests, Pointe Santo has been utilized by the turtles and entertains FIVE nests so far on our stretch of beach! 🐚

With so many turtles scooping out Sanibel’s beautiful beaches to lay their eggs, it is crucial for us to make them as turtle-friendly as possible.

How can we all be stewards in helping the sea turtles? Simply follow the easy steps below when visiting the beaches of Sanibel.

🌴 Adult and hatchling sea turtles have an innate tendency to move in the brightest direction, so turning off unnecessary lighting sources helps them go in the right direction.

🌴 Avoid using lights on the beach at night. If you must have light, use a red LED flashlight, adjust cell phone screens to dark mode, and turn off the flash on your camera.

🌴 Pack up all your belongings when you head home from the beach for the day. By leaving out chairs or other types of beach items, turtles can
become stranded when either trying to nest, or when hatchlings are trying to navigate to the ocean.

🌴 Remain at a distance from nesting sea turtles and hatchlings. It is illegal to harm, harass, or take sea turtles, their eggs, and hatchlings, including getting too close to a nesting female.

🌴 Collect and remove garbage along the beach. Doing so prevents sea turtles and wildlife from getting caught or ingesting trash that can have harmful consequences.

🌴 Correctly dispose of fishing lines so it won’t entangle sea turtles and other animals.

🌴 And lastly, fill in holes along the beach at the end of the day so nesting sea turtles and hatchlings don’t fall in and get trapped at night.

Little actions like these help make a big difference in the lives of these amazing animals!

Report sick, injured, entangled, or dead sea turtles to the SCCF Sea Turtle Hotline: 978-728-3663

📸👉 Alex Horn

09/18/2018

Fall is a perfect time to visit Sanibel...no crowds!

November 24 - December 22 weeks available. (Sat. - Sat.)
PM me for more information about discounted rates!

07/23/2018

Washed-up whale shark carcass buried on Sanibel; no results yet from necropsy, lab analysis

Whale shark carcass washed up on West Gulf beach. Did anyone see it?

To prevent stench from decay and also possible meddling with the fish carcass, it was buried the same day it was found.

07/20/2018

Turtle Season on Sanibel Island & Captiva Island
Sea turtle nesting season runs from May 1st to October 31st

Sanibel Island & Captiva Island’s beaches provide the perfect subtropical nesting area for sea turtles, but please be sure to follow the guidelines of Sanibel Island and Captiva Island and turn off all lights that could draw attention away from the Gulf of Mexico to the land. By removing the light from the land and obstacles from the beach, baby sea turtles can find their way back to the water, where they need to be.

07/13/2018

06/11/2018

Pointe Santo C35's cover photo

05/30/2018

Hi Friends,

Have you planned your fall vacation? Fall is the perfect time to visit Sanibel because there are NO CROWDS!! Message me for $200 off your stay (Saturday to Saturday) on available weeks between September 1 - November 17!!

05/29/2018

Beautiful!

Morning reflections ☀️ at Pointe Santo. 🌴

📷👉

04/22/2018

Lonely Planet

Need a vacation? I have April, May and August weeks available!

Here's how to escape the price tags and crowds of Florida's mainstream tourist draws 👍

04/19/2018

Pointe Santo de Sanibel Condominium Resort

Summer and fall are the best seasons to see sea turtles on Sanibel. Has anyone ever seen one?

Yesterday, one of our owners, Ben Yokel, was lucky enough to be at the right place at the perfect time! 🐢

He witnessed release an adult female loggerhead sea turtle at Lighthouse Beach! She was at CROW for two months receiving treatment and rehab.
🎥 👉 Ben Yokel

04/04/2018

Need a vacation? Pointe Santo is calling!

Gorgeous gulf views from every unit .

03/30/2018

Pointe Santo de Sanibel Condominium Resort

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Prestigious gulf front condominium resort offering 1, 2, & 3 bedroom condos, all with sweeping gulf views. Prime, mid-island, West Gulf Drive location.

02/05/2018

Mailboxes of Lake Murex....