Turner Beach

Turner Beach sits at the southern tip of Captiva Island with a sandy shoreline densely covered in shells and a small concrete jetty extending into the water. The shallow waters and open layout make it easy to navigate and explore.

The area was part of Captiva Island, which became important in the 1800s as a hub for maritime trade and fishing along the Gulf. This maritime heritage shaped how the region developed and how people use it today.

The beach draws fishermen and shell collectors who spend time here pursuing traditional coastal activities. This everyday use connects visitors with the lived experience of Gulf Coast communities.

The water here stays shallow and calm, making it beginner-friendly for wading, though low tide can expose rocky patches. Sturdy shoes are helpful if you plan to walk over shells and rocks.

Blind Pass, the narrow water channel behind the jetty, creates specific currents that draw fish and attract serious anglers. This hidden dynamic makes the spot more interesting for fishing than you might expect.

Location: Lee County

Address: 17200 Captiva Dr, Captiva, FL 33924, USA

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 06:00-20:00

Phone: +12394726397

Website: http://leegov.com/parks/beaches/facility?fid=0026

GPS coordinates: 26.48304,-82.18389

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:06