Caya Costa State Park

Just north of Captiva/North Captiva Islands in Lee County Florida lays a 9 mile stretch of beach and wilderness that is only accessible by private boat or a ferry that sets out from a handful of locations.

Beach Buddy Tours frequents this pristine State Park to provide our guests with a unique and memorable experience.  This barrier Island is a virtual paradise and covers 2,426 acres.

On island there are mangroves, oak and pine trees and nature trails that allow for exploring Florida in it's natural state.  There is an Amphitheater and overnight stays are allowed in primitive cabins or in tents.

There is a rich bounty of birds and wildlife that call Caya Costa home.  You can find Manatee's and Dolphins in the crystal clear waters of it's shores as well as go shelling for rare sea treasures as Caya Costa is one of the richest shelling destination you can find.

Call us to book your private excursion today!







Carolyn Simoneau
Beach Buddy Tours

239-895-8868
www.beachbuddytours.com

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