Perched on the eastern edge of Sanibel Island, Florida, Sanibel Lighthouse Beach Park blends history with natural beauty. The park is home to the Sanibel Lighthouse, a historic beacon that has guided sailors since 1884, adding a timeless charm to its serene, shell-strewn beaches.

The park’s boardwalks weave through lush coastal vegetation, offering glimpses of vibrant wildlife, including dolphins and seabirds. This natural spectacle is beautifully captured by the park’s webcam stream, showcasing its tranquil beaches and historic lighthouse.

The Sanibel Lighthouse was one of the first to use a Fresnel lens, marking a significant advancement in lighthouse technology. Sanibel Island’s unique orientation makes it a top spot for shelling, with an impressive variety of seashells. The park also serves as a crucial habitat for manatees and sea turtles, designed with eco-friendly principles to minimize its environmental impact.

Nearby, the J.N. Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge offers a haven for nature enthusiasts. As part of the largest undeveloped mangrove ecosystem in the United States, it provides a glimpse into Florida's natural beauty, especially its diverse bird population. The live video from Fort Myers webcams and beach webcams captures this pristine environment, bringing the tranquility of the mangroves and vibrant wildlife directly to you.

Find out more at Visit Fort Myers.