Honeymoon Island: Ospreys, Shells, and Old-Florida Beaches
Just off Dunedin, Honeymoon Island is one of Florida’s most popular state parks, with undeveloped beaches, a rare virgin pine forest, and one of the densest osprey populations in the state.
Just off Dunedin, Honeymoon Island is one of Florida’s most popular state parks, with undeveloped beaches, a rare virgin pine forest, and one of the densest osprey populations in the state.
A cluster of undeveloped barrier islands near Fort Myers Beach, Lovers Key was once reachable only by boat, a quiet hideaway of shells, dolphins, and manatees.
Sanibel Island is famous for its world-class shelling beaches, the Ding Darling Wildlife Refuge, and a community that came back stronger after Hurricane Ian.