Sanibel Captiva Road

Sanibel Captiva Road is a long road that connects the twin islands of Captiva Island and Sanibel Island. It runs for more than 10 miles down the west part of Sanibel. The road is serviced in total by more than 22 miles of paved bike paths, making the road a popular destination for bikers looking for a long ride. In total, it is more than 40 kilometres from the east end of the island, to the end of Sanibel Captiva Road.

Landmarks
The road has a few attractions to call home, including J.N Ding Darling Wildlife Conservation Area. Also, the bridge to Captiva Island is here. Also, a training field resides here, made up on tennis courts and baseball fields.

Normal Traffic
The traffic density on the road is normally low, because the island is not a huge tourist attraction. This works out just fine for the people who make their homes on the road year round, because then they can sleep in peace and not be kept up by the sounds of traffic.